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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
TRENTON STARS TO Be
IN TRACK MEET HERE
Stage All Set for the r City
Clash at Baynard Stadi-
UNI Tomorrow.

When Wilmington meets Trenton
in the intercity track IND field meet
at Baynard Field tomorrow, at 100
D. M, It is predicted that one OF the
largest crowds in years will be out to
witness what will be the first meet of
the kind 10 be held here.
Trenton has a classy list OF entries
that will compete against the local
lads. Dick" Bechtol. captain of the
Trenton team, IL a Lafayette star of
a few years ago. Sinclair Is the hold
err Of tho Middle Atlantic shotput rec
| ord, made at Princeton when he was
A student at that university n few
years ago. Hubby In a member OF the
Perkiomen Seminary team OF 1922.
Kolb Is a member OF the Rutgers COL
| lege team. Donlon is a high school
| star. Waldron Is n Georgetown Uni
versty star, while DIR. Yeager is a
former Notre Dame vaulter. Faw-
cett is the one-mile champion OF Tren-
tom
The Trenton team will reach Will
m.ngton at lis 2. m. and go direct
to the dressing rooms al Baynard
Stadium. The sports will start as soon
as the men can get into their track
suits. Following are the Trenton
entries:
10o-yard dash-Donlon, Bechtol
Bradbury and Kolb.
220-yard dash-Donfon, Bechtol
Bradbury and Kolb.
44o-yard ~dash-Kolb, Huddy, Bal
lard and Blakesley.
sS0-yard run-FInk, Clarke, Faw
cett and Multop.
One-mile run-Fawcett, Multop.
One-mile relay-Kolb. Hubby. Bal
lard, Blakesley. Donlon and Clarke.
High jump-Samonsky. Haskell
and Bechtol.
Broad jump-Donlon, Blakesle
Haskell, and Bechtol.
Discus-Sinclaire. Waldron an
lBechtol.
Javelin-Wittekind, Bechtol. Wald
ron and Sinclaire.
Pole vault-Dr. Yeager and Bechto
Twelve-pound shot put-Sinclair'
: Bechtol and Kolb.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
INDUSTRIAL BOWLERS
TO Be ON JOB AGAIN
Followers Of Great Pastime
Make Exclusive Plans for
Season; Officers Elected.

The Industrial Bowling League. the
Oldest circuit of its kind IN Whining
ton, Will be on the map stronger than
ever again this season.
Preliminary plans for the season
We're perfected and the following Of
ncers elected: President William A.
cap" McCafferty; vice-president,
william Monty Montgomery and
sscretary-treasurer. Frank RIP"
Collins.
The league decided to bowl all its
games on Tuesday nights. starting
September &c. at Paul McKee's alleys,
Eighth and Orange streets. where the
league held sway last season. The
next meeting will be held at the al
legs on next Wednesday night at SIS
o'clock. when the league roster OF
teams Will be decided upon.
All eight teams which participated
In last seasons race were represented
az the first meeting and announced
their intention of retaining member
ship. Three additional teams were
represented and other applications for
membership were received and the
league will be increased to a 12-team
or larger circuit this season. The
teams were represented as follows:
Pusey and Jones Company, Jacl
Everett; Electric Hose and Rubber
Company, Ed. Shaback; Speakmar
Pipe and Supply Company. Monty
Montgomery; Bankers and Broker,
Club. Frank Collins; Joseph Bancroft
and Sons Company. Sam Stewart
! City Press, Ben Greensteih; Eastern
Malleable Iron Company. Hip Prem
tiss. and American Car and Foundr.
Company. j. j. Grier. These team
comprised the league last season an
IN addition the following teams wer
also represented: Bond Manufacturing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
CHERRY AND WHITE =.
GR|D|RONERS BUSY
Prospects Arc Bright At Viii
mington High School for
Fast Team.

Thirty candidates answered ms
football call issued by Coach Harry
Ashton. Although this number IL no.
os large as tho first call last year. u
is expected that the foroes WIN be
greatly enlarged when school rcopsns
next week. Baynard Field IL being
used for practice.
Ably assisted by BOBBY" Foul>,
former Delaware star. Ashton put his
men through various practices that 70
TO make a football team. Fouik was
in charge Of the tackles. First tns
ends and tackles were made 20 tsckis
the dummy" which they ia with
much vizor and enthusiasm.
70 Timber up the muscles the foo<-
ball was tossed around the men
standing from IS 70 20 feet apart. As
soon az the tackiing tho dummy was
completed. Foulk instructed tho men
as TO falling on the pigskin.
Ex-Captain Norm" White, with ths
backheld men, went through signal
practice. As a few Vnrrtv mon
were in the b~ackfeld. this part Of M
practice was snappy. Coach Ashton
took charge Of the backfeld work ard
had them working fine.
The coaches worked the mon veil.
instructing them before they IA tho
work and afterwards pointing out
their faults. This was especially don.
in tackling. After a couple Of hours
workout the men were mode 20 troe
around the cincer truck and then
were released.
All football player. pie,ss note th.e
practice IS held az the new Baynsrs
Field. two blocks west 81 the Cd
Baynard Field AZ Eighteenth ana Van
Buren, streets.
Dame Rumor - nce NOR, present
on the campus and ~ looks "a u hue
Ky Bill Lehman may inter Perkio-dsn
Lew Kramer. the fighting center Il
last years squad has been chosen IS
Coach McAvoy Of the University a
Delaware 70 accompany the squad II
seasoned veterans 70 Red Point. Nd
The other men included IN the squsS
are Captain Williams. D~onsldson
Steele, Schae1er and others. Krne,
t will no doubt battle hard for
Varsity berth. Many Hizh sohoo
= followers expect 10 see Lew plsyins
with Delaware against -. Joseph
] College on September 30. tho operin,
c game.
Fletcher. another grfdlroner has -
turned from Canada and nAde III
= first appearance yesterday. G.org. I
= the biggest boy on the -puad an
great things are expected OF him "a.
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
MONTPEL|ERFARMS
WIN At HORSE SHOW
Percherons and Draft Horses
Featured at the Exhibit
ton Yesterday Afternoon.

Percherons and draft horses were
the main features OF the Horse Show
yesterday Al the Delaware State Fair.
Montpelier Farm entries won nearly
all the prizeu.
Percheron Society for special clnsses
and In the afternoon Montpelier
Farms won the blue ribbon for herd
sires FIVE years old and over, for brood
mares ivo years and over. for Perch
eron mares over -four and under five
years, and for the best stud consisting
OF one stallion and three mares. The
blue ribbons for the best pair Of draft
horses owned In the State OF Delaware
and for the best pair OF farm horses
owned I'm tho State went 70 Mont
pelier Farms.
Foxcatcher Farms won several
prizes for Percheron brood mares.
FoScatcher Farms entries. Silver
Tip and Bally Heather, also won first
n third places in the Touch and
Out" stake. which was an exciting
event In the afternoon.
The pony classes aroused great in
terest as usual. Black Oak Farms won
first place in the class for high step
pers and in the class for Shetland
ponies. ridden by a child. In the for
mer class Willisbrook Horace, owned
by Dilwyne Farms came in second
and in the latter class, Leap Year.
owned by Miss Alice du Pont.
A lat,e crowd witnessed the Horse
Show ~ day. Yesterday afternoon
closed the Horse Show.
The awards:
to an appropriate wagon-First, One
Team, Montpelier Farm.
Best Registered Percheron Mare
First. Jactelle. q. m. Foxcatcher
Farms; second. lone. q. m, Mont
pelier Farm; fourth; Utile. g. m.
Jesse Darlington.
Special Percheron Class. broot
mares. 10 years and over-First
Jactelle. &. m, Foxcatcher Farm.
Special Percheron Class, broot
mares. 5 years and over-First, lone
g.. m. Montpelier Farm; second
Merry Win, z. m. Montpelier Farm.
Special Percheron Mares. over
and under 5 years-Flrst, Sweet Mel
buys X Jb-t H1oitp'il'f arm.
Special Percheron Class, mares
years old and under 4 years-Firs
Thelma. &. m. Foxcatcher Farms.
Best registered Percheron maj
with foal at foot-F1rst, Sweet Me-
ody and foal, Montpelier Farm.
Standard and registered stallion
under 3-Bay stallion. William
Austin bay gelding. William p. Austl
scored.
4, Special Percheron class best stu,
/, consisting Of one stallion and thre
m~ares-First, Montpelier Farm. On
/, entry.
, Team. horses. for farm work. hitch
ed 10 an appropriate vehicle-Firs
one pair gray mares. 1862, aged, Nom
pelier Farm. n pair gray mare
1910, Montpelier Farm.
Best pair of draft horses owned
the State Of Delaware. shown
wagon-First. one pair gray mare
1872. aged, Montpelier Farm.
Best pair of farm horses owned
the State OF Delaware, shown
wason-Flrst. one pair gray mare
1910. Montpelier Farm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
BIG CHURCH LEAGUE
GAME ON TONIGHT
Grace and Brandywine to Battle
at Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket Streets,

The game scheduled between Grace
and Brandywine this evening for
Twenty-ninth and Market streets.
ma be the termination of the season.
depending on the outcome OF this
game. Should Brandywine win, It will
assure them of the first division
championship, after which they will
play the winner of the second division
for the Every Evening Challenge Cup.
Epworth and McCabe are the con-
tenders in the second division.
There are a number of postponed
games IN each division that may have
a great deal TO do with the winners.
1t Is the intention of the league Of
icials TO play only the postponed
games hat may affect the leaders. No
definite plans for the series have been
arranged.
The fans We're given a setback last
week when the Cookman-Brandywlne
game had to be called off on account
Of rain. The game this evenins
should attract q large crowd as thi:
game may finish the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08

st. StephenW won another nme
when the Bethany Baptist tenn fail
ed to put In an appearance AZ Rockford
Park last evening 20 play tho Saints
a regularly scheduled Second Division
Church League contest.
After waiting unit $50 O'Clock. TN
pire Rickerts forfeited 20 the speedy
Lutherans. Len Thorpe and "Chll-
Oberly formed the battery for ST.
Stephens.
St Stephens still has postponed
games with McCabe, Trinity and Beth
any. but a. II Will hardly change the
standing in the league. Il ia unlikely
that any OF the games will n. played.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
LEAVE FOR RED POINT.

Newark, Sept. Sin charge Of
Coach William J. McAvoy. about Is
University OF Delaware football candi-
dates left Newark by bus this morn
ing for Red Point, below Northeast
on the Northeast river, for ten days
of preliminary training.
Manager Murphy also accompanied
the squad 10 assist Coach McAvoy in
the details Of the camp work In con-
nection with the training. Others Will
join the squad tomorrow. Sunday and
Monday by which time It is expected
there will be about 25 candidates in
training.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08

Corporation. Lindale Goodwin: Butch
ers. II. H. Anderson, and Harlan plant
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation.
Ltd, Abe" Duncan.
Applications for membership We're
also received from the New Castle
Leather Company and the du Pont
Engineers. connected with the Harbor
Board. 1t is understood that several
other teams also want in. All other
teams desiring membership In the
league are requested 10 have represen-
tatives present at next weeks meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
FOOTBALL ONLY GAME
TO BAR BRITISH GIRLS
College Preceptors Consider All
Other Sports Beneficial
to Women.

London. Sept. 8-Games, with the
exception Of football. are beneficial
for girls. according to a committee
appointed at the suggestion Of the
College Of P~receptores t. consider the
effects OF physical education OF girls
and young m
The committee comprised 233 doc
tors, 185 head school mistresses and
159 women students. Almost with one
voice they declared themselves on the
side Of the sports-giri and the oppo-
nents Of games for girls have apper-
emily retired from the field defeated.
The committee made a thorough In
v~estigation. and az a result all games
were advocated for girls with the ex-
ception of football which was almoef
unanimously condemned. Lacrosse
cricket and swimming were consider.
ed the most beneficial.
1t reported that every school an,
student questioned said the athletii
training OF girls developed a broad an,
healthy outlook on lie and m1Te then
public spirited. COURAGEOUS shd re
sourceful. Doctors expressed the ppm
Ion that physical exercise hadla bene
fetal effect on collaborating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
postpone Church League Game.

The play-off game between Cook
mar and Brandywine of the Church
League scheduled for last evening
was postponed by Manager Clifford of
the Brandyinwe team as his team has
already played two anne this week
and are scheduled to meet Grace IN q
regular league game this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
HOME RUN CONTEST.

The heavy hitting smashes grow
apace. Title Walker took advantage
of yesterdays first contest with the
Red Sox to bang out his thirty-fourth
OF the season. while Ed Rommel was
winning his twenty-third game for the
Athletics. Yam Yaryan's homer in
the tenth won for the White Sox. In
the National League, Irish Meusel
hammered No. 10 into the bleachers
and Cliff Lee. of the Pills, brought
his total TO Is also In the same game.
The leaders:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
STONEHURST FALLS
TO ST. THOMAS NINE
Nitchie Hurls M~asterful Ball For
Locals in Philadelphia
Baseball Association.

St Thomas won another game in
the elimination series for the cham
pionship Of the Philadelphia Baseball
Association yesterday at Harlan Field
by defeating Stonehurst. 3 to L.
Nitchie hurled masterful ball for the
locals, allowing ~Stonehurst four scat
tered bingles. St Thomas touched
Friday, who seemed to have an of day
for nine hits, four of which were extra
base hits. Both teams fielded per-
fectly. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
st. Thomas VS.. Laurel, Harlan
Field, 3 p. m.
Wilmington Odd Fellows VS..
Philadelphia Odd Fellows, Rock
ford, No. /.
Scott VS.. First M. r., Christi
ana Park 1.-TWO games).
OTHER SPORTS.
Intercity track and field meet
at Baynard Stadium. 100 p. m.
du Pont Country Club, executive
cup handicap. qualifying round,
1S-hole medal play.
First round OF the executive
cup championship for women
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN

A HICAN Es
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York AT Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
SECOND BAPTISTS PLAY
ST. PAUL'S TO TIE GAME

Second Baptist and st. Paul's, of
the first division Church League,
played to a 8 TO 3 tie in five innings
last evening at Baynard Field. he
game being called on account OF
darkness. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
DOVER


Dover ...... q q o q q q o.
laurel ... = q u q u q ~
summary Earncd runs. Laurel. 1. Two
base hits Nercckor aud fcdcrson First
STRUCK out, by Reese 4 ny Clark. 3.
Nid bitch, Clark Passed balls. Hook
ne hy pitcher. Hitchcock. Time of game.
lag Umpire. Derby.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
Thomas Surprises Stonehurst; Parsley Loses Game
DEFIANCE DEFEATS DU
4 POINT IN JUNIOR LEAGUE

Defiance worked fast In the FIRST
thrce-run lend. enough to win from
du Pont, 3 TO 2. last evening At Third
and Adams. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
GAMES TOMORROW.
r LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Boston q games).
Cleveland 1T Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Boston at Brooklyn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
ROBIN TAXES LOOSE
GAME FROM FRANKLIN

Robin a. c. took u loose game from
Franklin Juniors "Wednesday at Sec
ond and du POnt streets. 10 to 8. The
game wac featured by the heavy hit
TING % both teams. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMEhICAN JEAOuEs
Athletics, z; Boston. 4.
Athletics. 3; Boston, 0 cd game).
Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 13; Philadelphia. 8.
Pytsburg, 6; Chicago. 0.
v Cincinnati, 10; ST. Louis. G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church League.

First Division-Grace VS.. Bran
DIVINE, Twenty-ninth and
Market streets; umpire, Rickerts.
First-C Central VS.. Trinity. Sew
enteenth and Spruce, 6 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08

SCORE BY INNINGS. '
st. Thomas. .........0 2 O o 1 o o Ga
Stonehurst ..........0 0 O 0 O | OIL
summary: Hits of Nitchie, 4; Friday.
8. Two-base hits, Boyle, McNif, 2;
O'Brien. Home runs. O'Brien.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08

Try an Every Evening Want Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08

IUTUTN -" - n q 10 &
Runs .srorrd ny hrophy. Brehany O..
hlach. kaWlins jacoby u. Dow,ll Kline
""' 'eH,sr M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08

They say II you are never mp
That you are never in;
That one must always give the ball
A chance to reach the DIN;
And yet II brings no soothing balm
Unto my striken soul
To see that golf ball slfp and slip.
n slip on by the hole, s.
The whfle I watch It glide and drift
And roll and roll and roll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-08

il. 1874 New Yerk Tribua. Inc, Trad. Mark Registered. y. 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-23
Masga8'ss&
TilE STRAND

II you relish thrills and action you
will find them in The Gray Dawn.
II you desire sweet love story. this
BENJAMIN u. Hampton picture will
present II to you. II you are lover
OF heart-touching drama with plen.
" of human touches. Just drop Into
the Strand theatre Sunday and n
throbbing canvas of life will enroll
before your eyes.
Perhaps you are connoiseur Of
fine acting, Perhaps you are one OF
the million movie" fans who find
relaxation and enjoyment in seeing
your favorite screen star. In The
Gray Dawn" Beni. u. Hampton has
again produced an all-star cast pic.
ture. which is fast becoming more
popular than the individual star pro-
duction. Robert McKim. Benj. II.
Hampton star and veteran villain"
of the screen: Claire Adams, a CON-
ing emotional actress. Carl Cant
wort. the Benz. n. Hampton find"
whose magnetic personality was seen
for the first time In The Man of
the Forest" play the prominent roles
OF cast of fifteen of the screens
most prominent players. who havg
given cameo-like finish to each
role, however small.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-23
ROUNDS
OF BOXING OFFERED
FANS OCTOBER SIXTH

Twenty-Five rounds OF boxing Is
promised fight fans at Scandinavian
hall October q, the first staged here
In many months. The bouts are he.
ing promoted by Frcd Garich.
Earl Rltchie OF this city and joe
Swindlcr OF the army, iso-poundcrs,
are slated for the main event They
are signed TO 70 10 rounds,
Jack Harman OF rittsburg and Kid
Stevenson OF Merrill. 1io-poundcrs.
will so four rounds. Harmer IL un.
known here but Stevenson was seen
in bout with the ChilnQuin Bear.
cat. In which he was awarded the de.
cision when the ChiloQuin boy quit
with an injured hand. Stevenson Is
something of a bcarcat himself. and
makes up In willingness to give aud
take whatever he may lack IN science.
Eddie Tracy Of Portland and
Spark Plug OF this city. iS0-pound.
crs. are slated for four rounds. Tracy
is another stranger and whoever the
Spark Plug may be has not been re.
yealcd.
Kid Biehn and Tonghy Anderson.
fiyweights, are old favorites with
klamath fans. Their part OF the en-.
tertainmcnt never fails to afford a
few minutes OF fun.
Women are invited to attend and
will be extended every courtesy. said
Garich. Objectionable features of
any sort will not be tolerated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-23
SPORTS

Army VS. Kansas at West Point:
Washington VS.. Montana at Seattle;
Yale vs. North Carolina at New Ha.
ven: Princeton va Virginia at Prince.
ton; University of Georgia VS. Chi
cago at Chicago.
October Ia: Cincinnati VS. George
town at Washington; Pennsylvania
VS. Maryland at Philadelphia: Army
vs. Alabama Polytechnic at West
Point; Arizona VS. Southern Califor-
mia at Lose Angeles: Vanderbilt vs.
Michigan at Nashville; Wisconsin
VS. South Dakota State at Madison: I:
Yale vs. Iowa at New Haven.
October 2i.--Detroit VS. Boston
college at Detroit; Fordham vs.
Georsetown at New York; Center VS.
Harvard at Cambridge; Missouri vs.
Nebraska at Lincoln: Princeton VS.
Maryland at Princeton: Vanderbilt
VS. Texas at Dallas: Navy VS. Georgia
Tech at Annapolis.
October sS.--Georgia Tech VS. Not
re Dame at Atlanta: Iowa state VS.
Washington at Ames: oberlin VS. AM
herst at Oberlin: Springfield VS. De-
troit at Springfield; Texas vs. Ala
bama at Austin; Chicago VS. Prince
ton at Chicago.
November 4.--west Virginia vs
Cincinnati at CINCINNATI. Harvard vs.
Florida at Boston: Pennsylvania VS.
Alabama at Philadelphia: Nebraska
VS. Syracuse at Syracuse.
November ..--Rutgers vs. Louis
lana State at New York.
November 1l.-Syracuse VS. Nc.
gill university at Syracuse; Army
va Notre Dame at West Point; Yale
VS. Maryland at New Haven.
November 25.-washington am.
jefferson VS. Detroit at Detroit: Iowa
State VS. Nebraska at Lincoln.
November 30.-vermont VS. De-
troit at Detroit: Nebraska vs. No,re
Dame at Lincoln.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-23
THE LIBERTY

Baths. bedrooms and bathing
girls" said someone In summing up
motion picture comedy. But this
most assuredly Is not true OF the
screens newest type OF comedy. as
exemplified by His Nibs," the Ex-
ceptional Pictures novelty entertain
ment which comes to the Liberty
theatre on Sunday for u run OF two
days.
His Nibs," is n novelty OF the
most unique type. for It introduces as
its star vaudeville's famous headlin-
er. Charles (Chic) Sale. the protean
comedian who. by sheer versatility
and dramatic skill. has been creating
whole gallery OF rural characters
within the short space OF a variety
turn. Bashfui boyG prim school
teachers. giggling girls. austere bu-
collie Sunday school teachers and all
the humanity that goes TO make mp
life in n small town. came within his
scope.
In making his film debut. Sale ac-
tually plays seven characters in his
quaint comedy of the country. His
Nibs." The action revolves around
the village movie theatre. THE Slip
perry Elm Picure Palace" and Sale
plays the various characters one
would encounter on a night when a
big film feature was holding forth.
Not only does he play six OF the pic
turesque villagers but he also plays
the hero of the burlesque melodrama
shown upon the Slippery Elm's
screen.
These characters are introduced
with fine fun and humor and there
is a cleverly devised story running
through the episodes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-23
Horn vs.. Chiltlcrs. ct al.

John s. Horn, In the case OF
Horn versus II. l.. ChIlders. Ivy
Childers. J. p. Elder and l.. l..
Low. sheriff. asks Judgment in the
sums OF $3.50 with interest at 10
per cent from October 20. 1920.
$l25 attorneys fees: s3si.47 with
interest at per cent. and the fur
ther sum OF s74.26 with Interest
at S per cent. A temporary res
training order Is asked against the
defendants.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-23
GIANTS AND CUBS
TO BATTLE SUNDAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

The championship OF Klamath
county will be determined at Modoc
park tomorrow when the Cubs and
Giants cross bats in what promises
to be the livelicst battle of the seas
on. Each team has long list OF
victories and each has a game to its
credit over the other.
The lineup:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-23
6(l1l lll1b
Adams vs.. Kinney, ct ai.

Suit has been filed In the circuit
court by Clarence Adams agaInN A..
Kinney. II. S. Grigsby and Martin
Brothers asking Judgment for la
bor In cutting wheat and barley.
which is now being hauled from
the Kinney place to the Martin
mill by Gregsby.