The Evening herald., September 14, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

MONDAY, SEPTEMmW f t. IDZfl
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"LEFTY" O'DOUL
STRIKES
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HAN PRAMOISOO, Sept, I I. (pj--"i.nriy"
O'Daul won i into a ilumji
l.i 'I wmtk mi l I Iiii Pacific OOBSl III
Kill) lii without a batter wliu III hil
ling over olio ,iuo mark, 'rim
Hull baks outfielder dropped sloven
points mill in mow timi wliu ii.mii
Warner for ( plaoi with all nvcr
ugo i T ..11)0, iiiioffh. I ill fliturin hIkiw.
8rank BrulM oi iho BMtU in
ill iinn Id next wll'i 11 ,110 uvnriiK"
mill Rbhwer of torUand, bitting
.361 trails Mill,
"Muck" MUojr if iim Oak, li lei
Uo iiin pace (or iiin glub wltfi . :t 7
ami IE xl lopi Urn Almoin wiiit ,840,
ah i reran w 88 1 ghw m. bIim th
liuiiora mi uho Hanramoiil. Inmii with
(irirritii wiiii ,807 leads lbs Tigers,
Tony Lasspro, Das ihortatop, in in
ii c4bn iiv folranelf for boms nmi
wiiii u iniiii .if t, RnCiwir It hi i
oli oat d wpotltof wii ii 88,
I llilliin-lli-lil i,r I oil IoikI . I, a, III in
i in' Hi iiii boia department 'wiiii
88 mill LiUurre. In u ajbie SMOnd
with :i7.
Hili Jumping Horse
Breaka World Record
NEW WESTMINSTER, D, 0.
Bept, 1 1 UV) Uarra Ud, a hign
jumping bono, wan today luCfar
Ink from aoDouagfcm and hi bind
qn.li i. -hi with paralysed. The ani
mal wan Injur, mI Biind'e when It
made i wnriii rooord laap of sisal
'foot l Inches at a BOMS how
bar, l.a i'n rldor wan thrown to
iin' ground but was not hurt.
TUta provtous record wan 8 foot
li'ii Indhoi mad ii Qreit iiuan
ni Ohloagxi three yours ikkio.
Cfmre a heart
C for your stomach
umiri r i v i
i-i uri i (.dm ri-iK
Don't overwork it
by "stuffing" and eat
ing between meals.
Try WRIG LEY'S
when you want "just
a snack."
It will soothe and
satisfy your tajte
craving, allay thirst
and feverish mouth,
calm the stomach,
case your tired nerves.
WRIGLEY5
"A ft . in r mm
After every meal" for digestion
Fits
G. Q. D'Albini
CoMlflvil Public Accountant
E. W. Renik
Public Accountant
Renick & D'Albini
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Accounting
and
Auditing
,r General
jjanl Income Tax
5 I Capital Stock Ta
Suite A Slough Bldg.
Tax
Phone 317
KELLY j
SPRINGFIELD
FLEXIBLE.
CORD
Traffic Official
Of S. P. Here on
Inspection Trip
r 0, Lstbrop, assistant pssienger
traffic miiiiuger of Ilia Hiiulliiirii I'n-
oifla oompaoy, arrived bar lust eve
lllllK. For Ilia JM 1 1 J If Dl, (if keeping III
I'limi' touch wiiii iho pamnfer lraf
fin affairs nf IiIh ciimiiany, Mr. La-
tbrop ki'Ih away from his detk in
.Sun I' in rii lnrn uinl periodically i- tii
first iiami Information through per
ianal contact wiiii iho traveling pub-
Ilia anil rallroail men, wlili tho ro
Ult that thl af flt-iani-y of tho puh-
enger dlpartnant has inu-iy boon
iiiiikliiK raiihl strides forward. I'ur
Iiik tho past week Iiin company mal
ono of tho hardest lasts It Iiiih ovor
htan subjected to; when it handled
tern of IliouiiunUn of visitors tu tbO
nay city durliiK Iho lilamonil Ju
hllaa wank. Not a single serious ac
cident occurred In Irnnsporting this
Kroat mulllluilo of people.
' on no Motion of tho Boutharn Pa-
rlflr system Iiiih Mr. I.ulhrop more
(rlandl than In Klamath county, for
ha him taken a Hpaclal liitlcrani In
brloglni Ihln larritory to (ha Stieu-
t ion of tho traveling public. A groal
lovnr of niiiura blnMalf, ha lookH
upon icianath county an one of the
Kcanlc woiiiIith of Ilia many lo ha
tOUnd iiIouk tho Southern Pacific
anil navar nlaSM an opportunity to
ninr. t praises
Oregon Football
Practice Starts
KI'CKNK. Ore., Hapt. 14. With
practically ovary ialtarimtn who In
eligible for thin year's vanity foot
ball team at tho University Of Ora
Kon nlraaily on hand, tho trnlnliiK
hanNon for tho 1988 team will Mart
tomorrow, Oregon backers are hope
ful over the outlook, thoiiKh Coach
Dick Smith Iiiih little to nay.
Ono thliiK Kinmin out In tho mliuls
of the followari of tho upon thin
year. OreKon will have adequate
uinl competent uuhHtiluton.
'i lia iiht of veteram who win re
port tomorow Ih encouraginK. and
Iho outlook iiulte bright.
Lebanon Men Are
Injured in Wreck
IMDBPBNDBNCB, Ore, 8ipt. 11.
ValUr L,a.-cncu and Wurrcn G.
BjhlaMl woro 'Injured, tho former
Mtionsly when tlio automobilo lu
whliih t ie;, were rldilng between
Albany und Independence left tho
road, turned turtle und pinned them
beneath 11 about 8 mlle south of
hero on the llueiKt Vista road yes
terday aftornoon. IS tli are rosl
dentl of Labauoit und were takefi
there following the accident,
Tho spill occurred when tho men
tunned Uielr car too far out of tho
rjad In pausing anoiiicr cur, Uhcy
told Dr. 0. Q, KuJtt who was called
to attend thorn. Looso gvavel In
tho vil.ad was also held to bo aj con
tr.buting cause.
LawTeiue, with several iribs on
hla left Side fractured and blood
running from his mouth, was the
most seriously injured, lr. Knott
said, nll.hough he could not deter
mine at the lime whether Lawirenca
was Injiiired Internally. Shields suf
fered a broken collar bone und cut
on Is hands.
The only balloon tire
that will not rumble
when driven on closed
cars at high speeds
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Hub
Tire Shop
502 South Sixth - Phone 616
Tilden to Defend
His Tennis Title
NEW YORK, Sept. 14, William
T. Tilden, II, begins tho defense of
hiB national taijnli championship at
Korest Mills today. The field of 64
Includes stars from Prance, Spain,
Japan, Australia and India.
Tilden opposes Carl Kishor of
Philadelphia, at four p. m. Tho
loiirnmont ends Sunday.
MISS DOW LK.VVES
Mis 1'oarl Dow who has been vis
iting hero tor the past three weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
I'. now, left this morning for San
Francisco, where she will enter into
social service work with the lied
Cross In the southern Btnto. For
tho past year Miss Dow studied so
cial service work In'lloston.
LOW KKTVRN'M FROM SOUTH
Lloyd Low returned Sunday
from San Frnneiseo where hu has
been for the past ten days on u
business nnd pleasure trip.
aAt The LIBERTY
Hiding on n log, loss than two
feet In diameter, down n rnpld
atrcnm, isn't the easiest thing In the
world. Yot tho lumberjacks who were
drafted into ftotors' jobs for nlmos-
pberlc scones In "Tho Knockout,"
which shows at tho Liberty tonight,
declaro they would rather ride n log
than cruise In n taxi down Dfomlwny.
Thoy niado this assertion while In
Now York, whoro thoy wero brought
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i Acme
Motor
Co.
400 South Sixth
Phone 680
HUDSON ESSEX
Complete Line of
GOODYEAR
SI Tires and Tubes.
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Hydraulic Press for
Application of
Solid Truck Tires.
You Can't Fool All of
The Owners All of the Time
With all the confusion, misunderstanding and general
lack of information on the subject of tire buying, one
might think Abraham Lincoln coined his famous phrase
after an experience in tiro buying.
The truth of what he said as applied to tires Is best
summed up today In this statement of fact:
MORE PEOPLE HIDE ON COOOYEAH TIRES THAN
ON ANY OTHER KIND.
Of course there is a real reason.
NOTE THESE PRICES OX GENUINE
GOODYEAR CORl) TIRES
80x:tH Clincher .... 115.83 XM StralRlit Side $28.40
82x4 Straight Side (97.55 82x4 M Straight Side $38.30
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We Handle the Best.
Of Course We Carry
a Full Stock of
GOODYEAR
Tires and Tubes
R.R.R.
Garage
813 Klamath
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OAKLAND-NASH
Accessories
Storage
Repairs
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224 Main St.
Phone 246R
Klamath Falls Auto Company
ROY CALL
This is the "Small Garage with the Big Trade"
Auhorized Ford Service, Genuine Ford Parts, Complete Stock
of Accessories. GOODYEAR Tires and Tubes of course.
Replacement Parts Used Cars.
from Cnnada for the interiors of the
picture.
One of the most thrilling scenes
in the picture is an incident in which
:t number of Intoxicated woodsmen
ride down n rapid stream to witness
a fight hctwqcn Milton Sills and a
six-foot-seven adversary. That he
might gel genuine thrills into this
sceno Director Lambert lllllyer rn
gaged a dozen or more of Canada's
best log riders for the action.
oAt the TINE TREE
Amazement, surprise, disbelief in
one's own eyes these are some of
tho emotions aroused by "The Lost
World." which opens at tho Pine
Tree Tuesday.
The picture makers havo long
promised "something really now a
a second 'Birth ol n Nation' a pho
toplay that will start a new chapter
in film history."
'Tho Lost World" comes nearest
to living up to these promises of
auy picture wo have seen in a long
time.
School text books sny that the
last of tho dinosaurs bocatno ex
tinct nt lenst 10,000.000 years ago.
Yet on the picture screen these fear
somo creatures of tho reptilian age
Actually como to life with a reality
that makes ono tremblo for the
safety of Uesslo Love, Lowls Stone,
Wallace Horry, Lloyd Hughes and
the other film adventurers who find
the huge creatures slill allvo In an
unexplored area of South America.
rhe amazement that these reptiles
instill Is equaled only by tho curio
sity us to how the producers wore
ablo to do It. This picture might be
described as tho one photoplay of
universal appeal. Every class of
movie patron will find a super thrill
In it.
For those who like romance wo
have Lewis Stone and Lloyd Hughes
struggling for tho heart of Hessie
Lovo, and at the same tlmo trying
(o prevent hor from being gobbled
up by hungry, man eating dinosaurs.
For thoso who hanker for adven
ture tho picture offers tho hunting
episode whoro Stone, lloory nnd
Hughes nttompt to bug a 150,000
pound monster Hint doesn't mind
elephant guns any moro than bean
shootors. For tho serious minded student wo
have a plcturlzatlon of tho earth just jhas seen in 15,000,000 years. A vol
as paleontologists say it was millions rano sets fire to a forest representing
of years before the first man. thousands of acres. Scores of pre-
For those who like spectacles this I historic monsters, such as the bron
movie contains what might be termed ! tosaurus, triceratops, trachodon, dip
to. most spectacular event the earth llodocus, allosaurus and megalosaur-
us flee into an Immense lake, while
the human actors try to keep out
of their paths.
It took over seven years to pro
duce this motion picture. That is not
surprising. ,
JACKSON
COUNTY
Fair
Unequalled by any District Fair on the Pacific Coast.
0,000 PURSES for RACES
Including horse races, novelty auto and motorcycle races and
rodeo stunts of all kinds.
BIG SHAM BATTLE
and fire works by Oregon National Guard.
HORSE SHOW
By McCleave's celebrated
string of Steppers.
VAUDEVILLE
Under the direction of
George Andrews.
Big display of all kinds of stock, and products of Orchard,
Farm, Garden, Home and School.
SEPTEMBER
16-17-18-19
Big Dance, Music and
Other Night Attractions
Medford