The Evening herald., June 30, 1927, Page 8, Image 8

PA OR TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Thursday, June 30,1927
Consignment of
'Chinese' To Be
Released Here
lloniarknljle nnecess of Chinese
3'lienuintii hi the KUmath Baeln has
lid Hi.' smio Kama commission to
uiiilnirlie that another connignment
of mown liinlg from the state game
. farm be released here.
"Mow many will be ehlpped or bow
noon they will arrlre, I do not know
at this time." District Game Warden
Marion J. Barnes commented yester
day. "But I do know that Klamath
Is to hare another shipment."
The warden has not yet derided
wliere the recal itame birds will be
r leased.
Thousands of acres of matted
weeds and. of grain stubble field in
the southern basin, and natural liv
' Iiik conditions for the bird through-
join' Hi it section hare provided one'
01 ine tiesi natural huuhmis tor mr
bird in the West.
On lower Klamath lake and Tule
lake the birds abound: nor will it be
a simple matter to make deep in'
road Into their number as they are
afforded adequate cover and pro
tection,..
With the season on the spectafn-
, Jar "Chink" opened but for a short
time In the fall of each year, the
bird which waa Imported here
has assumed major, Importance in
bird life of the Klamath basin.
KORFWTS BOXD
Jack Hemingway. 2133 Eberletn
street, has decided that he will not
appear in court on the charge of
possession of intoxicating liquor, a
charge that was preferred against
him Tuesday by police who found 15
gallons of moonshine and aeren
quarts of Cordon gin. besides boot
leg paraphernalia, in bis home.
Hemingway forfeited a $20 bond
which he placed with police.
Yesterray's Results
AMKWCAX LKAGI'K
First game: . , R II K
Cleveland 1 0 ' 1
Chicago 5 13c; 0
' Batteries Smith and L. Sewell;
Hlankenship and McCurdy.
Second game: R II K
Cleveland 8 - 12 2
' Chicago 11 2
Batteries Wilier, Leraen, Hiidlin,
Karr and Hyatt. Sewell; Faber,
Lyons, Connolly and Crouse.
Club It II E
Iloston 2 3 3
Ne w York 8 15 2
Ilatteries Wiltse and Hartley;
Tipcrss and Grabowaki.
Club R HE
St. I.OUU 3 2
Iietroll ; 9 12 0
Ilatteries Jones. Gaston and
SilianK; Stoner snd Bassler.
Club RUE
Philadelphia '. 3 10 0
'Washington 5 9 2
Ilatteries droves. Gray and Coch
r;ine:Thu?ston, Pate, Marberry and
KiipI. ,
X.VriMN'Ab LF.AGI K
IioBton-Ni'W York double header
postponed; rain.
Club It H K
Brooklyn ... 12 2
Philadelphia 5 9 1
Batteries Patty and Henline;
Keriiuson and Wilson.
Club; It II E
Chicago 2 8 0
Cincinnati 1 11 1
Butteries Osborne. Carlson and
Ilnrtnctt; Lucas and Plclnich.
BOSTON, June 29, (A.P.) Bos-ion-New
York double header post
poned; rain.
tXJAST l.KAGl'K
Club RUE
Oakland 8 0
fcealtle 0 7 6
Mission ..9 7 1
Hollywood : 2 ,7 1
J.os Angeles 5 12 2
Kim Krunclsco , 21 24 0
Ks'iamento ...7 14 2
J'ortliind , 3 11 0
(11 innings)
TiK'sdny'a Clinic
Club . RUE
Mis.-in 7 11 2
Hollywood . ......... G 0 4
I.os Angeles !.... 11 13 2
Kan rVaiulaco ......... J 2 IS 2
Kucramenlo - 2 3 1
Portland ...2 ' 1
Onklnnd J 11 2
Scuttle ..lo J2 0
BATTLE ENDS IN
L
Mm
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District Game
Warden Warns
Local Anglers
lu line with his policy of "flrel
letting them know what's wrong be
fore one makes an arrest," District
Game Warden Marion J. Barnes
warued all and sundry anglers that j
limits were oeing exceeueu on up)
per Klamath lake and Diamoud
lake. f
"Might lust as well ,arn them,
be commented.
"The bag limit in Klamath lake,
and, for that matter on all lakes of
this section except Diamond lake
shall be 30 fish, or IS pounds of
fish and one fish. In 'other words
a person can take 30 ftsh from the
lake If that number does not ex
ceed 15 pounds In weight. On the
other hind one ran ratch IS pounds'!
of trout and have one mora than '
that besides. !
"Diamond lake limit is as fol-
lows: fire fish in any one day or
a limit of 15 pounds, and one fish.!
"Both limits have been broken ;
frequently since the opening of ,
fishing season."
Portland Twirler Weakens
And Senators Tally
Five Time
era. Batteries: Cooper and Baiter;
Kdwnrda, Nance and Jenkins.
' Carl Hulling, making his first
si.irt In the coast league lime Join
ing Mia Missions. KUtpllclied Hank
Hulvey to give the Hells a 3-3 vic
tory over the Stars.
(By the Associated Press)
Walter Kinney blew up in lb
eleventh inning and Sacramento
broke a 2-3 tie with Portland by
counting five times. The final
score was 7-3, the Beavers adding
a run lu their halt of the eleventh.
Batteries: Keating and Koehler;
Kinney and Yelle.
Whaling two I.oa Angeles pitch
ers for 24 hits. San I'runrisco piled
up 21 runs to bury the Ansel un.
ers. Smith and Sandberg. Walby;
Moudy, Mails and Kego.
Vive .Seattle double plays choked
off several Oakland runs, but the
Indians could not score off Wilbur
Cooper's superb twirling, dropping
a 6-0 decision to the league lead-
iimir.il lUMiiuinn
I.OS AXtiKLKS. June 3M, I flu
ttering, a il willed ehunge for the
better In the financial conditions of
contliieiiinl Kurope, Henry M. Robin
son, president of I ho Klrst National
Bank, has returned to I.os Angeles
from Geneva, where he attended the
recent International economic conference.
Too Late to Classify
Al'TOH FOR 8AL.K All the follow
ing cars have new paint jobs, new
rubber and 1S? license: N)2
Chevrolet Coupe, lopks and runs
like new, 1550.00; X9S4 Oukland
Touring, looks tine and lota of
pep, S42S.O0: 1934 Yelle Touring
Silver Soliow, this car Is some
buy. (375.00: Late 1925 Ford
Tudor with Ituxtell. look this
over. S325.00. Cory's fsed .Cur
Lot. Slh and Pine. X 30-2
Eight golfers out of ten are mar
ried, aero riling to Die stiitlatlclnnsj
Maybe that's whnt they mean when'
they tulk about hnaards. v
GLASSES
Fyct Examined. PittcJ anj the
tilttuci liriHjml m nir tmu
factory to sun ir
indmJmM mfXirtmrmtt.
Broken Leruci Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
TO MAIN STRCIT
K. fjm ' QMt Smut
Natives of Madagascar sleep on
carved wooden pillows, an explorer
reports. It must be a great con
vention country.
THE SUNSHINE ROUTE STAGES
Change of Schedule
KKKKCTIVK Jl l.Y I. I1MT
' l.eave kluniolh Foils for IW-nil, Tli Itallea. Portland
7:1.1 .. M.. 1:M) I". M. Arrive hmUml 1 1 -.III P. M. -KF.Itrt
'F.D SI MM Fit KATFS
Tt Anslilnml, Mntfonl and way Points.
Iave Klamath Falls M:tMI A. M.. la-.JNI on, S:.tit P. M.
FAR KM: '
klumalli Vall to Athlnml S-J..VI
k Initial h Falls to Mrslfonl SI.IO'
STACKS I.KAVK FROM v
NEW STAGE DEPOT
Slh ami Klanialli Ave.
Phone S'.'tt
SOMEN
WANTED
' to get married Ihla
month and have their
suits tailored at
ORRES, TAILORS
"Where Yon Have a Kit"
1.13 No. 4th SI., Klamath Falls
WALL PAPER
All New Stock
'Acme Quality Paints ,
F. R. OLDS '"....
Across from Poatoff.ee Phone 43
WATCH
REPAIRING
HERE -
1 year guarantee on all
work
GEO. METZ
JEWELER
(23 Main
J. ,
FISH STORIES
Tell Them with
Snap Shots
They never fail.
We even enlarge them.
Stinson Studio
(May King)
Kodak Service
737 Main
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
Odorless Cleaning
,
One-Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St
. Phone 825
Herb, Our Chef0sdys:
" our steaks are
not the best that
money can " buy
you can shoot me
at sunrise."
HOTEL WILLARD
COFFEE SHOP
"Only the Best Served."
Steel Trout Rods, each $ .95
Split Bamboo fly Rods, each y 1.45
Imported Trout Flies, doz 1.50
Colorado Spinner 4-0 to 2 size .15
Wilson Wobbler, 1, 2, and 3 size '. .45
Camp Mattress, double size 4.75
Camp Mattress, single size ....... 2.75
Thermo Judgs, 1 gal. size .....i j... 35
Duluth Pack Sacks, large size 1.95
Boy Scout Pack Sack 1.10
A . f t w . f .
genis jot ine ramous Lincoln camp uuttits m
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
- Klamath Sporting Goods Co.
117 South 7th St Near Main.
Telephone 1369.
!
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
delivered.
Klamath Cleaning
& Dye Works
Phone 40ft.
"We Know How"
FAMILY WORK
ECONOMY
ROUGH DRY
WET WASH
New City Laundry
Phone 154
T.. 3. KOI.lt. Manager
4th anil Klnmalh
SPECIAL SALE
for the
HOLIDAYS
All Stamped Goods
at a big reduction
You will want lo take no me fancy.worlt with you when you (to
to your cabin or while camplne. , "
Northern Fur Store
HIO Miiln Street
Safe
- Departures daily
v ..
Only Mralcht-thru motor
roaeh aertrke to Portland,
California ritles ami ureal
rionthwent with .1 dally arhe
dule. Serrea all intermedi
ate point etop-orera if de
ll red. Great reaponalhla ay,
tem protects you carea lor
haxnaia, Fineat lajii-en-rloaed
cam, -reclining chain,
beaten. Leare for
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SKATTI.K, V.XM'VKIl
7:1- a. in.. 10:oo a. m.(
' t S:Mt p. ni., 4:MI p. m.
Tei-minal Stage Depot
Phone 990
I
STAGE
Information to all
points. Call at .
New Stage Depot
8th nnij Klamath Ave.
Phone 326
SJ Exceptional
QiSO
HQTEL
mm
tTLOa & O'FAH HIU
CHOICE
We feel that one of the
most important ele
ments in buying a tailor-made
suit is having
a large selection to
choose from. '
That is the reason that we carry materials in the
whole piece and that is the reason that our stock ,
of both domestic and imported fabrics is by far
s the largest to be found between Portland :and
San Francisco. ' ,
Have Your Next Suit Hand-Tailored
Chas. J. Cizek
"Merchant Tailor"
109 South Seventh St. v
Used Cars
Special 4th of July Sale
4
Why Wait Until the Lait Minute
to Choose That Car?
i t
A small deposit will hold it for you. .
We have the largest stock of rebuilt auto
mobiles in the city for you to select from.
' '
' You can save time, money &ud. transporta
tion worries by visiting our used car depart
ment. , ' - ' " 1 '
Just a few of the many from which" you
may choose: -
.
Dodge, Rex inclosuie. $650.00
, ' Dodge Roadster 375.00
Four Touring, run ?000 miles, jujt . .-.
like new, many accessories 395.00
Ford Coupe, balloons'.'. -325.00
Durant Sport Touring ,.r 175.00
Buick Touring , 400.00
Chandler Touring 600.00
i Jewett Touring T. 350.00
' Light R'eo Tmck (Speed Wagon).. 150.00
We Will Take Your Old Car in Trade.
' "YOUR SATISFACTION, IS OUR SUCCESS"
Buick; Garage
1330 Main St. V Phone 42
I
Stock Up For The
FOURTH
i? ; ; RAINIER OLD BREW :V
Only $2.40 a case
OLYMPIC CLUB
$3.50 a case. ,
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