October 8, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
pags nv:
GITY BRIEFS
I Saw
A but (lock of ahixip b
lug horded through town (lung
th will rlr Saturday room
lp. Th soli awuk mo.
K, K,
Wlllard (lueeie Those regist
ered at the Hold WHIard Oclohur
wr James M. Hoooovell tud
wltt, Ban Antonio. Tesaa; M. II.
Samuels, Portland: A. Vagstaff.
Oakland: A. A. Kail, 1'orlland;
D. O. Johnaton. city t (1. Bnrrle,
Lakovlewj 1. K. Utultb. Sacra
mantoi L. W. glinmertuaii, Han
rranclaooi Kalph Yarlatt, I'urt
landi F. W. Norrla and wife,
Kuiana; H. L. Kraneiiherg, Chi
cago; H. . Hovers. W, It. Mey.
r. Bugonoi Itay W. Claud. Him
Franclaooi D. K. Jones, Oak
land; 1. Stanton, Eui'Mio; O, C.
llaryar, Ooorg Hummer, Seattle;
Mr, and Mra. N. H. Armstrong,
Modfurdl H. Mllllaau, r. H.
Ash burr, Loa Anialaa; Charlaa
Luther and family, I'.ad Hluf(,
Callt.i O. W. rincb and wl(a,
Ban franoloco.
Sponsoring Hala Tha Wednes
day club ot Bt. I'aul'a Episcopal
oburcb la aponaorlpg a rummage
aala to ba hold on Saturday,
Oolobar 14, at all Main atraat.
Clothing (or adulta and ehlldran
will ha on aala. and Mra, O. L.
Williams will ant aa chairman
o( tha commute In chnrgo. Aa
alatlng har will ha Mra. B. J.
Coull, Mra. Noal Stewart, Mra.
Paul roatar, aire. Marvin K
I.uraa, and Mra. Frank W.
Humphrey. All mambora o( Bt.
I'aul'a and (rlanda of tha par
lab who hv old olothlng to
donato ara ked to rail Mra.
Coull who will eollaot tha dona
tio na.
Lravra for (lilrago Dr. George
I. Wright left tha early part of
th week (or Chicago wuvra h
will attand th American College
of gurgaona, beginning Octobar
s. In addition to Ilia oongreee of
anrgaona. Dr. Wright will atlrnd
num bar of cllnlca. and do io
elal obstetrical work with hl
(urmar taachar, Dr. J. D. Do I.eo,
at tha Chicago Lying-in hoapltal
Arriving In Chicago on October
7. Dr. Wright will spend th
wak-and with hit daughter,
Hanrlatta. who la a aanlor at
Northwestern university at Evan
atnn. Dr. Wright la an alumnut
of Northwestern.
Ito) nubia Visit jaMn Knrl
fternolde. earreiary of tna Klnm
aih chamber of commerce, waa
ripected to return to Klamath
Falla Saturday night a'tar a -eMail
to Lassen national park. Ray
nolda aroompanlad other eerre-
terlea on a tour of Iho park toi
lowing th Haddlng meeting of
tha Shasta-Cascade Wonderland
association.
Hurt In Scrimmage Rddle
Wakuman ol East Main atraat la
on crutch due to a broken an
kle which occurred Tuesday- eve-
nlng during (ootliall acrlmmaga
at ttia nign ecuoot. . u -la nopoo
hy hla (rlanda that h will im
proT sufficiently to participate
In basketball.
Arrivoe From Albany Mrs. J
H. ilarrett of Albany arrived
Tuesday to visit (or several deya
at tha home of Mr. and Mra. B.
It. Uerry on Itet'latnntlon atreet.
Mra. Uarrett la an aunt of Mra.
Harry,
Return from Mrdford Mra.
Riley D. Hninn baa returned
from Medford, where aha waa an
honor gnaet at a lunrbean held
by th Woman a Foreign Mlsslon-
, ary society of th Methodist
church.
Itotorne Saturday .Mra. Will
Wood, who baa been apendlng
th paat 10 daya In Portland
vlnltlng with relatlvae and
frlanda. returned to her home In
tbla city on Saturday.
ftfturna from Redding E. B
Hall haa returned from Red.
ding, where he attended th
meeting of the fthaeta-Cnarad
wonderland aaaoclatlon. Hall
prealdent of th organisation.
Return noma Mr. and Mra
1. W. Bmylla, who have been the
gueata of Mr .and Mra. Kiloy u
Haneon, hav returned to their
noma.
ITnriargvHie Operation Dan
Chuhlck of Pelican cur la a pa
tlent at Hlllald hoapltal where
b underwent an operation lor
appendicitis Friday,
Health Improving Mra. John
B. Coan, who haa been vary 111
at har horns at 1006 High street
la alnwly Improving, according to
aa announcement (rani rrlenda,
Relume Home M. Feury who
haa been Buffering from a knee
Injury tu" returned to hla home
at Ply after receiving treatment
at Hlllald hoapltal.
Injure Buck Byron J. Van, tin
of Tulelak haa been brought to
III! side hospital to racoivo troat-
ment for a back Injury austnlned
som tint ago.
Ittturna to llonnnaa David
Turner haa returned to Ma home
at Bnnnnaa aftor receiving medl'
eal treatment at Klnmnth Valley
hoapltal,
Haa Minor Operation Mra,
Ruaaell Morris haa returned to
her horn after a minor opera'
tlon at th Cottage hospital.
Rogue River Patient L. Tre
(rln o( Rogue River la receiving
medical treatment at Hillside
hospital where ha la a patient
Hoapltnl Patient Mra. W,
Nairn s of 178.1 Oregon avenue
underwent a major operation at
Illllsld bospltal Saturday. ,
Return to Work Mrs. Maude
Propa hit returned to her work
at Maglll'a drug atora after an
Illness at th Cotlnge hospital.
Recovrra from lllnena Mrs.
Dorothy Darker of Lakevlew haa
been dismissed from the Cottage
hoapltal after an illness.
Oakland Vlaltor Mr. and
Mra. 0. Stanley Wood and two
little daughters of Oakland,
.'all'., are flailing Mr. Wood'a
paranle, Mr. and Mra, H. B.
Wood, at tholr him In HI. Prau-
cla I'ark. Mr. C. Stanley. Wood
la cliy attorney (or Oakland.
They will return bora lata thla
week.
Atlendliiir (lame Mra. E. 0.
Knleht a,ul Mra. O. 1. Reckard
n In ('htm. Calif., where they
planned to attend th Chlco-Bao-
ramento football gam. Their
aona, Jack Knight and Ulen Keck
ard, are both on th Sacramento
team. Tbey ar freshmen at th
Hacramenlo Junior college.
Cin-le to Moot lllabaa circle
of th Methodist Episcopal
church will he entertained Thure-
day at a 1:00 o'clock luncheon
at the home of Mra. Rimer H.
Ualilger. Mra. W. J. Holier will
act aa o-boatesa. All membere
of tha circle are cordlnlly luvlted
to attend.
VI. I f.aiun Hnma-Mr. and
Mre. r. W. Papa apant a weak
vl.ltlnv at fh home of Mr. and
Mra. William Laraeu on Ebar
lain atreet. They ara anrout to
Loa Angali'i after apamllng weeka
In Minnesota wim remtivea ano
frlanda.
Illeraeee Keported Contagloua
dlaeaaea In the count for th
week ending October 7, nave
been reuurted to th Klamath
rounly health unit aa lollowc:
Uphold (over, 6; amullpoi, l;
ararlet (ever, 1, and tubercU'
losls, 1.
rw. all ii new atnre waa
opened thla week at HO. Eitat
Main atreit undrr the manag-
mont of Aire, junn airamune,
lormerly of Beatty.
Il-urne to Horn Mra. Oenrge
Lugnrt of North Eleventh gtreet
haa nurned to her home after
lllncia at lb cottage noe-
pltal.
Courthoute Record
Divorce Hulu Fll'd
vt n,linn va. Vera Don
.i..n u.i.il Anrll. IftlB. Cruel
and inhuman trratmmt charged
One minor child whim piaintiu
deelrva to remain in ma cuaiou;
of the d-f-ndant.
lllvorre IWree firantml
Halrar H. Llndaaa from Iran
It. I.lndaaa. noun grounda ol de
sertion.
e e m
Court Order
rirHer ennrovlna tha raoort of
reoelpta and dltburaementa ot the
Chiloqulu National bang, irora
November 15 to May 15, algncd
by Circuit Judge W. M. Duncan
Oilier Bulla Filed
M. 8. Johnaon va. Paulina
Heneloy, allaa Iran Plka. Thr
plaintiff aaka that tha above pert
uerehlii for tha operation of the
Log Cabin Inn ba dlaaolvtd, and
that receiver ba appointed
Alao aaka that tha defendant ha
required to glv an account of
all propartlea, moneyi, etc, re
ceived alnca tha partnarahlp waa
(ormed.
Charlea Bennett tb. Jack Bru
ehou at al. Suit (or loracloaure
of mechanle'a Han to aatlafy
plulntlff'a elalma aialnat tha
property.
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Marrbura Urnaea laeuevl
Ilenuy Thomaa Smith, '23, la
borer, to Barbara llarrla. SO,
poatnl clerk, both ot Willow
llaneh, Calif.
William Jacob Burnett, 13.
creamery worker, to Margaret
Eleanor Plnelli, 11, houaewlfe.
Both of Midland. Ore.
Hepburn's Picture
Opens On Tuesday
Katharine Hepburn' new pic
ture, "Morning Glory," In which
Douglas Falrbanka Jr. aud Adol
plie Menjou head atrong sup
porting cast, la acheduled to open
at the Pelican theatr Tuesday
losa than 60 daya after Ita little
anticipated aensatlonal world pre
mier. Auguat 17. at Radio City
Music ball In Now York. At that
time houae reeorda were ahattared
and a new kind ot plctur waa
given to America to become a sen
aatlon very where It waa to show.
During Ita recent engagement In
Portland th Rose City literally
went Hepburn mad.
"As inon aa 'Morning Glory' be
came aurh a tramendoua aueceaa
said H. W. Poole, manager of th
Pelican theatre, "w Immediately
begun Denotations for Ita presen
tation to Klamath Falls aa nearly
as possible nt popular prices . "
Your Investment is protected
after you buy a Used Car here.-
Our used car stock Is not bo Urge, aa th demand for our
guaranteed used care has kept the slock moving. But wa
have on hand a few very desirable late models.
licta CHKVKOLKT COl'I'K In very good condition. It you
have an older model and want a modern car, t!1QC
you can make a good deal s)4e70
I OHO FORD TUDOR A very
almost new tires. Hot water
10UO CHEVROLET OOUl'K This car baa had - (tOCr,
cellent ear. Original paint looka Ilk new sSOV
inna CHEVROLET BKDAN Bid mounted tlrse. ETC ft
Karl-Keen trunk. Driven only 1,600 miles........ apOOU
Alao (overall late model Pickups and Long Whrelhna Tracks.
Locke Motor Co.
CHEVROLET BALES AND 8RHV1CK
62fl B. flth HU Phon e)
NEW YORK GETS
WORLD SEES
WINNING 4 T0 1
(Conttnnad from page One)
aecond base In their half of tha
tenth but tha Olants, with vic
tory at their finger tips, refused
to give. - Tb serlvj ended as
Adolph Luque, tha old, calm,
eoil Cuban panatella, slammed
fireball past th lettering on
Joe Kuhel'a shirt, (or third
strike.
Aa tb ball plunked Into una
Manouao'a milt tha gam was
over, and th Olanta had won
tha 19 world aerlca four (aim
to on.
Box Score
ORirFITH STADIUM, Wash
lugton. Oct. 7, UP) Th official
bog acora of th flitb (am of tb
world garlea:
NfcW YORK
All. 11. II
O.
18
Moor, If I
Crlts, lb 5
Terry, lb I
Ott, rf I
Davis, c( .. 5
Jackson, 8b H t
Mancuao, 0 H 8
Hyan. aa 1
Hchumach'r, P 1
Luque. p . 1
Totala 87 4 11 10 II
WAkiHIM.TON
AB. R. H. O,
Myar, tb ...... I
Ooslln, rf i
Muuush. If. - i
Cronln, p .. ft
Srhulte, ct 4
Kerr - 0
Kuhel, lb 5
Oluege. lb 4
Howell, o 4
Crowder, p I
Russell, p 1
1 0
Totala ..! I 10 10
Ran for Bchulta In lib.
New York .0 10001000 14
Washington 000001000 01
Huns batted In. Schumacher I,
Maucuso, Schulta I, Ott 1. Two
base hlta, Davis, Mancnso. Home
runs. Scuulto, Ott. Sacrifice,
Ryan, Jaekson. Double plays.
Jackson to Terry; Cronln to
Kuhel. Left on basea. New York
7. Waahlngton 0. Baaaa on balls,
Crowdvr t (.Mancuao, Ryan);
Schumacher, 1 (Ooslln): Luque
I (Hussell, Schull). Struck out.
Crowdur 4 (Ott t, Jackson. Schu
macher); Russell 8 (Ryan. Schu
macher, Moor; Scbumaohor 1
(Bluege); Litem (Rusaoll,
Myer. Ooslln. Blueg. Kuhel).
Hlta off Crowder. 1 In I 11 Inn
ings; RuBHt-li 4 In 4 ll Innlnga;
Schumacher. I In 5 ll Innlnga;
Luau I In 4 ll Inning. Wild
pitches. Crowder and Schumach
ar. winning pitcher, Luqu. Los
ing pitcher, Russell, Umpires,
plate, Morun (NL); flrat base,
Morarlty (AL); second baa, Pflr
man (NL): third base, Ormiby
(AL). Time. 1:89.
Funerals
CAR MAE JACKSON.
Rev. Mr. Rradshaw will offi
ciate at the final rltea ot Cara
Mae, the infant daughter of Mc
Klnley and Norma Jackson,
which will be held Sunday after
noon at I o'clock at the family
plot In Chief Bconchln ceme
tery to which frlenda ar
spectfully Invltsd to attend. The
aervlcea ar under th direction
of th Klamath unrnl bom.
WILLIAM ARROW8MTTH
William Arrowsmlth. a native
of Applegate. Ore., passed away
at the family realdonce at Chllo
quln. Ore., Octobar 0, following
an Illness of laa than a week'a
duration, H Nraa aged 48
yea re whan called. Hi wife.
Meda Arrowsmlth, and step
daughter. Zelma David, are left
to mour his passing, aa well aa
a half-brother. Lave Laws of
Yreka, Cal. Friend ar Invited
to attand tha services which
will ba bcld at the graveside
In the family plot In Chief Scon-
chin cemetery Sunday, October
8. at 2:10 In the afternoon. The
remntna are In the car of th
Klamath funeral honfe, 825 High
street where (rienda may call.
WILLIAM J, BAKKR
At 2:30 Sunday afternoon
Rev. Mr. B. V. Rradshaw of tho
good or wltb
heater .................
$275
Methodist church will officiate
at the dual rltea of William
Joseph, the beloved Infant aon
of Mr. and Mra, uincy inner
of Haatyt, Ore., ' which will be
held at the graveside In the fam
ily plot In Chief Honrhln ceme
tery, to whlb service friends
are reapacttully Invited to at
tend. The remains ar In th
baby nook t( th Klamath fu
neral home, III High atreet.
Tourist Travel
At Crater Lake
Shows Big Drop
(Continued From Page One)
from California, followed br the
state of Washington with Hit
visitors, while Idaho waa fourth
with considerably less. Foreign
countries, representing all pur's
of the globe, are credited wltb el
cars and 110 visitors.
Tha heaviest travel of th a
son oocuried during th Labor
Day week-end when 5,198 visitor
entered th park.
Th educational division at
Crater Lake, under th direction
of I). B. Llbbey, park naturalist,
reported a uccesfu aeaaon. Fig-
urea reveal tha one permanent
and seven temporary members
made 100, lil contacta wltb vll
tore In rendering service In the
way of auto carvana around the
rim. Held and boat tripe, lectures
al th lodge, Blnnolt Memorial
Community house and at K. C. W
campe and service at the Informa
tion bureau and at the head of
the lako trail. Tbla la an Increase
135 per cent over the pre
ceding year with a total of 47,1)0
recorded contacta.
County Survey
Will Be Made
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apent for various purpose by
governmental agenclca.
C. C. Hockley, engineer of th
public worka board, when here
last Buaday aald that facta of
thla type would be ot Importance
In presenting pleas for1 money to
bla organisation.
A augaestlon waa made Satur,
day that the local chamber of
commerce might assist in an nn
emnlovment survey, thus reduc
ing the public expense of such
an activity.
Wilcox Wrltre
Tha matter of pushing local
relief contributions waa discussed
In - a letter (rotn R. u. Wilcox
chairman of th state relief som.
mlttee.
Wilcox aald that federal aid In
relief work la baaed on the no
dersundlng that municipalities
have done their full ehara, and
that locally raised futida are in'
sufficient to handle the relief ait
nation. He urged that the larg.
est possible appropriations b
made in county budgeta (or ro
ller purposes.
Failure to do thla, Wilcox aald
may be prejudicial to Oregon's
Interesta In obtaining (ederal re
lief heln.
The belief waa expressed by
county officiate aud othera Sat
urday that Klamath county and
Klamath Falla will receive aub
atantial credit for ' the money
they put Into the armory to be
constructed here.
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Society of Week
HAD Ci.i. D..n.
a. -. . iaio awgcasi.
To Visit Eulalona
Chapter Soon.
Mre. John Y. Richardson, f
Portland, elate regent of th
Daughter of th American Revo
lution of Oregon, will pay her of
ficial vsit to Kulalona chapter
of the D. A K. in Klamath Colls
on Thursday, October twelfth.
Mra. Richardson baa been In
vited by th Klwanla club to ad
dress the members at 13:11
o'clock Thursday noon nt the
revular weekly luncbeon at th
Wlllard bote), and at 1 o'clock
she will visit Klamath Unloa
high achool and address a spe
elul assembly, at tb Invitation
of Principal Paul T. Jackson.
Mrs. Richardson's talka will all
te upon patriotic subject.
A no-hostesB dinner honoring
Mrs. Richardson will be given at
St. Paul'e parish boua at :80
o'clock Thursday evening.
Eulalona chapter of D. A. R.
will bold Ita regular meeting
Thursday vnlng at th bom
ut Mrs. Warren Hunt at 1:00
o'clock. Assisting th boateaa will
ba Mrs. Thomaa Hampton, re
gent, Mra. D. V. Knykendall and
Mlaa Virginia West.
Mra. Charlea Wood Eberleln
will be In charge of tb program
hour, the subject of which will
be "Constitution Hall," national
headquarters of the Daughtera of
the American Revolution In
Washington, D. C.
A formal reception honoring
the atate regent will follow the
regular chapter meeting,
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Th marriage of Miss Mar
garet Blondel Swan, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. J. G. Swan of Cor
vallls. and Alton Knapp Efflnger
son of Mra. Nellie B. Effingor
of Arlington Heights In Portland,
waa solemnised by Dr. Harold C
Bowman of th Flrat Presby
terian church at an Impressive
ceremony on th afternoon of
September 21 at the home of Mr.
and Mra. Mentar in Portland.
The bride waa given In mar
riage by her father, Mr. J. O.
Swan, and waa attended by ber
alster, MUa Phoebe Elisabeth
Bwan.
Mr. Donald Efflnger, brother
of the groom, acted ss best mso.
Mrs. Effingor Is a gradual of
th University of Oregon and le
affiliated with Sigma Kappa, Phi
Beta Kappa. Phi Chi TheU and
Sigma Delta Pi. The bride for
merly made her home In Klam
ath Falla. where she baa many
friemle. Sbe la a niece o( Mr.
and Mra. O. H. Carleton of Mer
rill and of Miss Maude M. Carle-
ton.
e.
Th Oreon Mother' club will
nJoy a (all picnic Monday, Oc
tober t, at the Leslie Rogers
summer home at Lake 'e the
Wooda. The picnic will b a no
hostess affair, and all Oregon
mothers In the city, especially
mothera of freehmen entering
the university thla year, are cor
dially invited.
The party will leav Klamath
. . . aa.
OrrUidd those featura which are exclusive In thd Ford T-8, aany ef our
advanced lnrprovomdnts caa b0 found in ether cars PROVIDED you get aix or
seven of the beat cars in America together and oonbine their partloular
good points.
But tha only oar In whioh you can find ALL thes advano0d iaproTaaants
is Um Ford -8.
To illustrata; Begin with tha T-type 8-cylinder engine. You can get
an ordinary 8-oylinder angina in any of a dozen aakea of oars. But if yon
want tho V-type engine of 8 cylinders or aore, aevaral othar makes of ears
will give it to you, if you pay tho price of theaa oars whioh runs froa
2.245 to ,5.000. "
Taka tha extra strong X-typo frajM. Ton can gat this in som other
sore expensive Bakes of cars as well as in tbe Ford. But wo do not know
of any car except the Ford, in whioh tha X-nembers continue the full
length of tbe frame, making 4 full length side aerobe ra instead of two.
Several stake a of oars will give you the floating rear axle if you
pay fros $1,310 to $6,250. One maker of oars puts this axle in the high
priced cars, but not in the low-prieed one. It is standard on the Ford.
You can get the torque tube drive in six other makes of oars, only on
of whioh oosts less than 11,000. It has always bean a part of the Ford.
There is only one other oar aooording to S. A. E. rating that haa
ore horsepower per pound of oar weight than the Ford V-8 has, and
that is a famous oar which sells for $4,825,
Take the Ford V-8 aluminum oylinder head, which adds 10 horsepower to
the engine without using more gas In faot, using less gas; it is stand
ard in only two cars today, beside tbe Ford. One of these cars sells
just under $800 and the other at $4,825.
The radiator oapaoity of the Ford V-8 Is larger than that of any oar
Of 30 horsepower or under, exoept one make of car, and that oar sells
at $1,895. .
Its crank case oil reservoir capacity is less than that of any other
8-cylinder oar. Five quarts, That speaks volumes as to oil economy.
And so we oould go on with specifications, showing that every Ford oar
oomblnea the advanced improvements whioh are soattered here and there
amongst a number of other exoellent makes. And, of oourse, there are
speoial points of quality that are exclusively Ford features.
In the Hat of light 8's. the Ford is lowest prloed. Of tbe V-8's.
the Ford oosts less than oae-fourta the price of the next car on the list
October 6, 1333.
Fall at o'clock In tha morn
og Bd . wno , b
able to make th trip to the
beautiful lak ar asked to call
Mra. Louis Bradford, at tele
phone 4t.
Football
Notre Dame 0 Kansas 0.
Prlncrtos) 0 Amherst O.
Purdue IS; Otilo University .
Columbia SO: Lehlgb 0.
Dartmouth 80; Vermont .
Duk aa Wak ureal 0.
Iaafayetce 13; Frank and
Mmrah 0.
Harvard S8 Batea O.
Army 84; Virginia MIL Inet. 0.
Navv SSi Mercer 0.
Waohlngton 1m T Will Urn
and Mary O.
Pluaburgh at west Va. 0.
Wisconsin 101 MnrquetM O.
Colorado College 0; Wyoaav
lug U. O.
Ohio University 0; Ponlue 18.
Cornell U, Chicago 82.
Bt. Lawrence O, Colgate 4T.
Mlna 7.7. Vale 7-14.
Connecticut Htnte 0, W fairy an
IB.
Anhland 0, Wooati 7.
Michigan State 0. Michigan 31
Providence O, Ratgrra 21.
Virginia O, Otilo Htate 70.
I lutes O, Harvard 88.
Went Virginia ' Wesleyam I
Sew York Lnlverelty O.
Temple 0, Carnegie Tec-fa 23.
Muhlenberg O, porilham 07.
V. M. h U, Army 82.
Lehigh O, Columbia 80.
M freer 0. Xavr 23.
Waabingtoa College O, Johaa
Honklna 21.
Loyola (Baltimore) 0, Boeton
College ST.
Dickinson 0. Swart! more 0.
Tart Junior College O, Univer
sity of California Freshmen 0.
To lane 18, Georgia SO.
HlsxlMlpni mate o,
On.
Vlllanova IB, South Carolina 0-
Maryland O. V. P. L 14.
Catholic lnlverelty 7, Holy
Croea 80.
Amherst O, Princeton 40.
Baltimore 0, Delaware 28,
Lebanon Valley 8, I'enn State
82.
Trxa 0, Nebraska 00.
Marquette 0, W isconsin 10.
At Palo Altoi Stanford Preoh.
men 50; Armstrong Bueineea
College O.
Indiana 0; Minnesota 0 (tie)
Richmond 7 Cornell Be).
Vermont 0; Dartmouth 80,
Alabama O, Mississippi 0.
Boston University 0, New
Hampshire 83.
William and Marr 0, Waah
lngton and Lee 7.
llllnoie 21, Washington B,
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SCORELESS TILT
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when Daltejr fnmbled Tabr
punt on th 10-yard line.
Jonee tried tbe line and (ailed
and then five-yard penalty for
baekdeia In motion set tbe Pall
cane back to tbe 86. Barrows
made one on a reverse and then
pasa ever tbe goal spoiled any
hopea ot a acora la tbe flrat
quarter.
Corvalll Threaten
Corvallla marched on tb Pel
ican In th second period.
Again th scoring opportunity
came from punt, but thla time
it waa a Pelican mistake, Ta
ber'a kick waa blocked by Xle-
aer, substitute left nd. on th
16-yard Una. Taber hobbled th
ball on a bad pass from canter.
Corvallla ran two playa and
then paased unsuccessfully over
th goal line.
There were no brilliant runt-
except, perhaps, a It-yard gallop
by Taber In the last period and
the game waa played chiefly
through the defense. Both
Klamath and Corvallla panted
frequently, with the Willamette
boye holding tbe advantage.
Brown of Corvallla boosted
one pant aonntlng (or 15 yerde
He consistently kept the Pelicans
on th dsfense.
Th team were well matched.
Corvallla and Klamath each
mad on first down in the flrat
period. Corvalll mad ' It aec
ond In the aecond period and
Klamatb mad ita only other in
the fourth.
Corvglllg completed two passe
but tb Pelicans failed to make
any galna through tb air.
The lineups:
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Flint
LB Propat
LO Paatega
LT Maxwell
O Ht
RO Olovanlnl
RT Weeka
KB Horn
MeCready
Varbo
Lan
Felton
Martin
Turner
Datler
Brown
Edwards
Patterson
Q Barrow
LH Perry
RK Leslie
f Taber
for Corvallla,
Substitute
Kieeer, Goldsmith, Marlow. For
Klamatb, Shulmlre, Mayfleld,
Jonea, ghrt-
Offlclala Jo Peak, referee:
Frank Hall, umpire; Bob Thomp
son, bead linesman.
Four Accidents
Caused by Deer
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ahead of tb truck south of
Lapine. The driver swerved to
avoid craah and want into
ditch. The truck caught fire and
waa a complete loss. Both driver
and deer escaped anhurt.
Thursday night, three deer
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war killed aaar tb same place.
C. R. I haw and Claude Poet ef
Rend, on their way to a (oreet
(Ire, ran Into big back that
Jumped from the timber and
landed en the front of their ear.
The damage waa about 1110 te
the ear, but the men, both car
rying hunting licensee, tagged
the deer and kept th meat.
Two Portland men. both driv
ing meat trucks, killed deer the
seme night within few miles
of where tb Bend mea bagged
their.
County Library
News
Last Tuesday the Mall breach
library moved from a balldlag en
atatn street to a room In th com
munity ball near th schools. Thl
ehang will greatly faoilltato the
work wltb tha achool, which I
an Important part of th library'
service. .
Th mor wa made noaalble ba
the co-operation of County Super
intendent Fred Peterson, who had
a small room In th community
ball enlarged ao it would b big
nongh to house th library. A
new bookcase waa donated by the
mayor, Mr. Kallna, a new desk la
oatng Bought for th librarian.
and th branch I all ready (or
th ever - Increaalng patroaag
which it enjoys.
Th library la In charge ef Mra.
I. M. Kotora, who report that (he
baa over 800 registered borrow
ers, and that her elrcalatlon tor
tn yer that tha branch baa been
functioning waa ITU books. The
Malta branch library la one of th
aeweat in tbe county, and when
thl (act la considered, th num
ber of borrower, th elrcalatlon
and th Intereet that tb eom
munlty 1 shewing k K nt rerr re
markable. Marriage Rumored
Between "Tartan"
And Mexican Star.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. T, (AP)
Johnny Welaamuller, an ef tha
taraana ot th films, and Lap
Vela. Tivaelou little) Mexlcaa
aetreea. had Hollywood gne
in today.
Miss Velea was authority for
the atatamant ahe would marry
the actor, a former world's swim
ming ebamplon, within four daya.
Aa for Welaamuller, wbo only
yesterday had hla final divorce
decree from Bobbe Arnat official
ly entered in eourt record, he
eonntered with the slat em eat:
"I'm Jnat ent at troabl and
believe me, I'm (mag te May
ont."
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have earn by proper Identifi
cation, proof at wnorahlp
and payment for thla ad. H.
B. Bbortgea, 111 Adam Be.
LOST Check book on Mwrlll
bank. Money. Reward. Lear
at Nwa office. 145
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