The Evening herald., August 17, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

PAKE FOTTTt
EVENING HERTO KTOTATH FALU OKSaoN
Public Workout
Will Be Staged
A public workout will be staged
tonight by fighters nlroady signed
up (or tbo Labor Day card here,
ami by others who hope tu ho sign
ad up. There win hi' no admission
charge to the workouts, which will
be held In the Scandinavian Hull
gym.
Among those to be Been in action
tonight ure Early Ritchie, who Is
matched on the card with Sammy
Olson, C'hcl Stands. Tommy Murphy,
Kid Starkoy and two boya due to
day from Portland.
According to Matchmaker Karl
Brown there Is plenty ot talent
available and he has the pick of
nn unusually good lot or mati rial
for the wlndup events on the card.
Big Mining Deal
Is Made at Yreka
(Special to The Herald)
YREKA, Calif., Aug. 17. What
Is reported to be the largest min
ing transaction completed ' in north
ern California since H. C. t atting
purchased the Independence mine
more than a year ago. came Satur
day when J. McKendrick of Pasa
dena paid 6,000 as the first pay
ment of a 130,000 purchase price
for the L. J. Nelson mine seven
miles ur the Klamath River from
Orleans.
Under the terms of the agree
ment, installments of 6,000 will
be paid every six months until the
full amount has been paid. Pos
session will be given the new own
er August 20.
Pelicans Win
In Fast Game
From McCloud
Klamath Kails continued i drive
for the pennant yesterday when It
took McCloud Into camp. 11 to S. in
a game where storm clouds hovered
dangerously during the latter stages
of the game.
With Lefty Mohler pitching good
ball, the iviicnns were leading U to
2 up until the fatal seventh, when
McCloud shoved five runs ucross the
plate and made It a horse-race for
a short time.
Mohler lost his effectiveness In
this Inning. With three men on
bases, a McCloud bater knocked the
ball owr the fence, and Mohler
went to the showers. Street fin
ish the game and let McCloud down
for the remaining Innings without
getting himself in danger.
"Frenchy" Dayness pulled one
from the clouds in the fourth when
he stole home, while the crowd
cheered Its approval. McCloud used
three moundsmcn In a vain attempt
to stop the Pelicans.
The championship of the league
Will be settled at Weed next Sunday
when the Pelicans and Weed battle
it out in a game which promises
to be the most thrilling of the
season. Already local fans are talk
ing about the forthcoming game.
and it seems almost certain that a
special train will be chartered for
next week. (
The score :
Klamath Falls All R 11
LIXCHKOX TOMORROW
The semi-monthly noon luncheon
of the Realty men of the city will
be held tomorrow noon at the Ho
tel White Pelican. The members
are all urged to attend the luncheon.
BE COOL !
Eat where every
bit of air, in
both kitchen j and
dining room, is
cooled and changed
every ten minutes.
Why Swelter?
"COMFORT COSTS
NO MORE."
CLUB CAFE
Do You Know
HOW GLASSES
ARE MADE?
Look in our window and you
will Bee exhibited the mater
ials used, also showing the
different processes glass goes
through in making a lens. Then
call in and we will take you
through the shop where we are
grinding them.
DR. GOBLE
TOO MAIN
Eye dlames
Examined Fitted
Repair" Quick Service
Ravness. 3b .... 4
Walts, ss 6
Noel, cf 5
Clinton. 2b "
Arnold, lb 5
Matthews, If .... 5
Clark, rf S
Deniitt 5
Mohler, p 2
Street, p 1
Obrien. x 0
Booth, cf 0
P
0
4
0
1
1 2
3 10
1
4 1
0 io
1 0
1 0
0 0
o o
0
TOTALS 4S 11 IS 27 7 4
x Obrien ran for Clark.
McCloud AB It II P A E
Correal cf 522000
Baird. ss 5 113 8 0
Farley. If 3 2 2 1 0 0
Burton, c. 3b ... 5 1 2 S 1 0
White, lb i 0 2 13 1 0
Winters, lib. c .... 5 0 2 0. 1 0
Dyer, 2b 5 0 0 2 0 1
Heryford p. rf. If G 1 0 0 u 0
Sllgar, p, rf .... 4 110 0 1
TOTALS
.11 S 12 27 11 4
Score by innings:
Klamath Kalis 051 110 30011
McCloud 0'JO 200 510 8
Summary 2 base hits. Bayness,
Clinton. Arnold, Sllgar, Mathews,
Cirrea. Home run. Parley. Struck
out by Mohler.S in 6; by Street.
3 in 3. Base on balls, off Hery
ford 1; Sligar 1. Stolen bases.
Clark, Bayness 2. Arnold 2. Obrien,
N'oel, Detnitt. Street- and Dyer.
Double plays, Clinton to Watts to
Arnold; Baird to Dyer. Hits off
Heryford 7 in 2 2-3: off Sligar 6
in 3 2-3; Mohler 5 in C Hit by
pitcher, by Mohler (Farley) by
Farley (Mohler). Passed balls.
Demitt. Burton 2. Wild pitch, .Mohler.
TO - MEDFORD
Hiss Helene Abbey and Miss Hel
en Osborne and Charles House mo
tored to Medford to attend the auto
races yesterday.
MRS. XORKIS ILL
Mrs. Docia Norris is ill at her
home today.
Used Knife
If you Want the Best
Service and Comfort
From your car keep it well oiled
and greased and always insure
Its comfort by using Firestone
or General Tires.
GENERAL
FIRESTONE
and
OLDFIELD
Klamath Tire
House
"Cap" Calkins
Klamath Ave. & 6th St.
Lower Prices
Mrs. Pearl Sownrds, 18, of Kana
City, Mo., Is held on a charge of
murder following tho -death ot Miss
Olga Einonstcln,'.35. Tho two quarj
reled In the offlce'of a-friend ana
Mrs. Soward stabbed Miss Einenj
Stoln. She says sho did ,Jt; in.Belfl
JcfcnseJ' .
Dodge Brothers
Motor Vehicles
Dodge Brothers, Inc., Announce A
Reduction in the Prices of Their Motor
Vehicles, Both Passenger and Commer
cial, With the Exception of the Road
ster and Chassis, Effective Monday,
August Seventeenth.
These New Prices Come at a Time
When Dodge Brothers Product Has
Reached the Highest Peak of Mechani
cal Perfection in its History. They Can
Not be Overlooked by Anyone Who
Has the Slightest Interest in the Value
His Dollars Buy.
H. S. Wakefield
820 Klamath Ave.
COAST LEAOl'K SCORES
At Portland 1 1
Oakland 3 0
At Seattle 3 7
Vernon 2 2
At Los Angeles 3 i
Sacramento 2 1
At San Francisco 10 7
Salt Lake 7 6
RETUtNtt TO CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Herbert P.yers and son re
turned to their home In Kingsbury.
California. Saturday evening, after
a six weeks vacation here with Mr...
Byers' parents, Mr. und Mrs. Carl
Schubert, Jr., and Mrs. W. McPher
rin, who Is a sister of Mrs, Byors,
two weeks -rim-Mr.
and Mrs. B. D. Eller left this
morning for a two weeks trip
through northern Oregon, Seattle
and Vancouver, II, C.
PROM BISHOP
W .E. Ilrlggs und .1. P. Andrews,
I both of Bishop, California, are
among the visitors here today, both
b'-rt- for the purpose of looking over
the Langoll Valley country of which
they have heard so much about. The
two farmers' met nt tho chamber of
commerce today and shook bands.
Both are here with a view to locat
ing In Klamath Fulls.
.MISS HNERK'OR II Kit L
With a party of friends Including
Mrs. Carrie Warren. Mrs. Ilurd of
! Iowa and her mother. Mrs. Iloleno
Sncdicor, Miss Jane Knedlcor who
formerly lived here, was a brief
visitor here today, on her way lo
Crater Lake from her home In Med
ford. The articles on interior decor
ating which appear weekly In the
society column of the Evening Her
ald, whlcb so many of the matrons
of the city enjoy each week, are
written by Miss Snefflcor, who is a
woman of unusual talents.
l
Hl'OAIt DEBT DISPLAY
A display of very fine sugar
is to be found at the chambi
commerce today from the Kd
ton ranch.
I 1
beet
r of
Sut-
Jack Ryan's Car
In Bad Accident
Soriou Injury was narrowly avert
ed late yesterday aliorn-.' n by Jack
Ryan mid two companions OK they
wcr roturulng from u fishing trip
In the oautcrn part of the icounly,
when Uyaa's car struck u south
bound ear on south Sixth Street and
veered .ff tCic rood.
The automobile crashed down the
shoulder ol t ie highway and thru
a fence. One wheel was broken
and the front pail of the car badly
damaged. The occurunts suffered
no Injury.
The three men were returning
from the Spi-aguo Itlvnr Valley coun
try whore ti'ie.. had been fishing for
the day.
THREATENS WIFE
A complaint was sworn out In Jus
tice court this afternoon charging
L. E. Purkey, resident ol Idaho, with
threatening lo kill his wife, who re
sides wlih her father und brother
on a Bmall farm near Klamath Falls.
The warrant was signed In order to
hold I'urkey, should he come here
for the purposo of carrying out his
alleged threat.
VISITINO DKLAP HOMB
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mcfinrvoy of
Kan Francisco are visiting at the
home of Mr. und Mrs. Loyd Del. up.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcflnrvoy are old
schoolmate's of Mrs. DcLup, with
whom they are planning a trip lo
Crater Lake tomorrow. Hefore re
turning to their homo In southern
California they will motor to Portland.
Two Pints of Moon
Cost Heavy Price
Joe KatOra and Alotiiio Withers,
whoso Indiscretions with two pints
of moonshine ntlructed the attention
of Slalo Prohibition Officer Mcllrlde
at tho Malln dunce hall Saturday
night, pleaded guilty this morning
before Acting Justice of tho Jeuce
Kendall. Katera wiih fined $120 and
Withers IHfi. They pnid their fines.
Mr. und Mrs. Crawford woru pres
ent. Among those present worn Mr,
ami Mrs. Hay Stiff lor, Mr. and Mis,
j William Marx, Mr. and Mrs. It -y
tilangow, Mr. and Mrs. ilorniu Low
In, Donald Runsoll of Hun F'un
clsco, II. II. Chapman, John Chap
man and Mr. and Mrs. Crawfo-I.
Mr. c.liwford Is nkw rusldlng In Han
: Franrlsco uud conducts u thuatu, on
Market alreot.
HONORED AT PICNIC
STEWARTS ATTEND
Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Htnwnrt on
Joyed a trip to Medford yostorday
whoro they vlsltod and attended
the auto racoa.
Ait0r an ebience lot Pivo yours,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crawford,
havo returned to Klamath Falls 01(1
were llWttored Sunday at a picnic o:i I Even If a new era wore to dawn
Spencer creek lat wctlrh friends ol htere wouldn't hn enough of us up.
Where's The Joy of Life
when your constitution is run down. In most cusos It Is
entirely uncalled for. Oftentimes an examination and n
little care of the teeth means the difference hptweun good
and poor health. We give freo examinations.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
f Painless ot course)
20 2-204 Hopka lildg. 8th end Main Phone 88