Tafft Two
THE FA'EXINT, IIFRAI.n. KLAMATH PALIS. ORFCOtt
Tuesday. SrpU-mW 20. 127.
Pst! Here's Football!
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Hunters Have
Ncw'Rples To
Govern Them
With tlii der acuson on a
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uiay know h lial these animals (
ux.k iikw j
11. The' I'lmtllK of KOft hutff. '
arrow coll.irs mid ort FliirtH on '
these animals to cotifnsr hum its
shall he coui-idered bad sports- j
nutiislilp.
12.- Whcnew humor thinks'
new code of rulee has been pro
niulsuled by tli nilnhful hunt-1 IS' r. IK. or moose he
era and their friends. It is not
, thnuirlit these rule will entirely
' displace Mdrlon Humes mid lilt
Mine code, but they are lntereM
- In nevertheless:
1. -All deer hunter should
Hound .a horn at Intervals of ton
yard when proceeding through
' any woodland.
2. Slow moving hunter thull
keep to the right and allow faster
,. moving marksmen to pass.
3. A hunter about to atop
and shoot shall huld out his hand
, to Indicate In what direction he
Intends ehootin-.
4. Isolated hunters shall be
required to aend up colored
N flares at Intervals of SO aeconds.,
B.--Other hunters may shoot
at the flares but not at the hunt- ,
6. ah hunters boroniing sep-; Barbecued Deer
arted from the main body and ! ,
.'wishing to move through the) " Meat Will Be the
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i mi una nunii iuiiq uauiiri uwk t
leaa than eight feel long hy four ;
v feet ' high wltb the Inscription. I
'."Positively not a deer, elk. moose !
' or other quadruped." i
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f. Any uuuifr iiiuia.inc
shall lilmc a (Htlice whistle three )
miles Heroic Urine. Tin test Is j
this: If it realty is h deer, elk 1
or moose, it will mit rise and ak j
for a i tparette. :
13. All hunters shall at all i
tiroes olu y the tralfic laws gor-I
crning deer hunting, and observe
carefully the signals.
14. One red light In the traf
fic tower shall lie Interpreted as
meaning "Over ahead, but open
only to- east anil west bound
hunters." '
15. - Crecn light Indicates
"Deer ahead but open to north
jnd south bound gunners."
lti. No hunter hall hag more
than two deer nor more than
four ram wardens or five inuo- I
'cent hvilliuli'm ili on ilm-
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BILLYH
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tl(KK I'OU ItOllrlHTSOX
t'.cuc ltolHrtmiu Is to cuiue buck
to the big show as a mcmlicr of
the New York Yankees. That'
a inlaht) good break for hint.
Lest vou have forgotten, ticne
liiilicrtson, ufler serving n half
dor.eu vears as a mumber of the
St. Louis llrowus, passml lu In
the minor lust w liner v In the
aalver kroute.
In the spring, na i watched the
.' major league club prepare
for I lie aeisoii, I couldn't help
I bu wonder why Kobertaou was
'ever waived out of the majors.
'It struck ma that a majority ot
the chilis could have used so
, c.iim hie a player, tlio St. IjjuIs
(Unions In particular, I he team
'that had sent him 'on to the
: bushes.
I eiurcssed myself very forcibly
on that point but the way of
baseball are often mysterious.
Incidentally. I ventured the opin
ion that In tho fall some club
that had passed htm up for the
waiver price would' be paying a
funcy sum for hla ecrvtvc.
hlc to play any. position In
the lafH'kl. also do a turn In tin'
talunblo da'r Ihi-hiim of Ills
eiNitllll) In the tli lil mill Ills
nbllll) at I lie bo I. . He's n ni-eul
pinch hitler.
MA V KM'I.AIN IIKI KAHi:
The only plaustbla enplnnalbiu
I have ever heard of itoherlsou's
passing from Hi. I .mils bus the
atmosphere of farce comedy. I
urn liild II Is the truth hut you
can Hike II tor hat you believe
II la worth.
Hill Mull, millionaire ow ner of
the Ht. I.ouls llrowus, Is of the
rough and ready typo. Ho has
made his way through haul work
ami earnest effort, flu doesn't
believe III coddling uuv ens. u
ball player leaal of all. .
It seems tlene Itohcrlsmi liked
tu have breakfast aervid In his
room, whlh la not on uncommon
habit In I hose modern limes To
this day, Owner Hall probably Is
dressed for breakfast at seven
which make the thought uf one
of his employes dining In his bed
room at 10 a. m. rather Incon
gruous. (iossip file fast In baseball
circles. When the llrowus hit a
slump last season. Ill which Hob
ertson went down with the rest
of the club, the breakfast In lied
habit of ItiilierlHon's was aufted
to Hill Hull's cms.
'
"I don't Hunt nut of those
pink lea - '' bull club,"
Hall Is rcportiil lo have said.
"tu I'ellim who eats bisaklasl
In Ills room should Ih In the
movies. He's a holluv,a bull phi)-
ice. t.el rlil of him," llial s Just
vvtuil liaiH'iiiil.
HATKH UN I.IYKNTtM k I I'
WAHIIIN'IITON, 8epl. SU. (AIM
A series of lieurlim un rullroad
i lab's on livestock weru ipiuniini'.
led ludiiy by I hil Juteislnlu L'jlll-
msif e ('onimlaalnii tu lv held In
jSoulherii and western lerrltorlivs
The ciiiiiiiiIssIiiii i Invrstlaat
Ing the llveslock trnuspnrlallou
rosts jts a step In It general
consideration of the bearing uf
railroad rules on uitrlculluce.
siiulhern Ori'gon rllie were fouud
In Ilia elfiils uf W, f. Nial, r
lesteu Here lust n Id lit by county
liilill lun ugcnis. There were
also svverul checks signed by lo
ci.l persons. Knur quarla uf gin
wi'rn found In Nenl'a car ami U
more found lu hi house In I Ills
illy. Tbcm ws also a letter
from Kan Krumlaru, asking for
n remlllniiie of I2H for sev
eral esse of "tt aid" previously
shlpied.
IKMITI.Kt.t.lilt I.IHT IHI'MI
tlHANTS I'AHS. Mept. U. tAI'l
- -Names of prominent ell liens
and those of other residents of
Just Phone
! 108; .
for now la I lie lime l lutie
nil uur cliitbes liHik like new
- - foe Kail. ' ' '
Klamath
Cleaning & Dye
Works;
431 MAIM
Drawing Gird
I Major ("rank Cavamtugh Iw lieves fully the nduge about' the early ! outlletil nnd Imastlnc a hut leaaue
nun. r.speciauy miliar us tt concerns fuotliall. liu had hi ord- baltlinrj vetHin ol-.!JHU,. Ilien
ham v-rid candidates out fr practice late In August. Hero he Is. , wasn't a chance for Itobs-rtson
at top. talking; over plan for the coming season with Hill r'eastcr. ! , n.UMin ,m . the minor,
skipper, of the Kordham eleven. The bottom panel show Coach I . . . m,non-
Cavuuaugh pulling his candidates through alight dull. . . j ,sT JN T T IK(ii K
a month ago I bumped
Setting October 22 as the date
... ...- ,,un, .iiiiuu esiUf-tue.
" fellnw hunter fnr rfoer nr nlh.r ! m'mb'rs ' Klamath SpOrtS-
j animal and shooting at him and men asaoelarion met Inst eve
: missing Bhall forfeit his amateur n,n 10 furfUer ' plans for the
'standing and be .penalized 25;Ov,,nt. . . '
v)ard for unnecessary roughness.; Owing to prv-vaillng conditions
y 8. Any hunter shooting at an- ,,Be da,e btt 1eB set ahead which
other and hitting him shall be wi" mak th closing of the deer
considered guilty 'of profession-1 season in ibis section.
- alism and Have bis license sus- i Tskins soiae of the best sbou
', pended for 60 days. tin ,Be county ,,to go out' after
, ' 8. In a circumstance where 'Mine for the barbecue bountiful
two deer hunters shoot at each supply Is assured . . ,
. other at the same time and both I A. J. Connolly. Everett Had-
mlus. both shall proceed to the enbrook. Iloscoe Larcent. VancejlOKs
.nearest loologiral garden and . Hutchlns. Al Humphrey.
. leave it to the keeper to decide Humphreys. O. II. Mathews.
Bow And, Arrow
Boys Hunt In
Umpqua Region I
About
it rained very day while they , n0 four of ,he American Asso
(were In' the woods the ondl I ins j elation umpires. In Chicago, on
Iwete. loo unfavorable fur deer I an off day. they Journeyed out to
hunting '' iv-uinissr rsie iu sw iiib
leics anu aruiusiurs in pciiuii.
. , r ji i i l'n discussing conditions In the
liOSEIll RO. Sept. Su. ijfi A - w , ! best ball player In the league and
group of archery emh'istasts. lr. OOOH tO dame t1eaaSn , chorus from the four urn-
lleorge father. and Richard I.yn- plres came the same name:
don of 1'ortland. professor B. C. j Annual-election of officers for "liene Kobertson! HeV easily
Thompson of Corvallis. Captain ), Knlth,t o( Co,mbu wil take ' ball player In the league,
t. H. Myles of San Francisco and I... .. . ,k ! n rli.l he rr vet nut of the
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I assured them it wus tougher i
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Z. PETERS
i ? f Ro8rb"Kh' ""T0 ' la, Weting of the members whoiJ?
this evening at eight .
returned from huntinv irin .
.s- v- ... . jeanvene
j,...,. . . ., , oclock at Mjose hall.
. umih .ru.ti.-ij upuu ineir I
and arrows as weapons "v "' ..- . . . . f MBaBn tll
Will in their effort to kill dear. While !"Jfi,e on October 1 Including: t.!,,,,, ,h c,u,cd clllb 0 I
JuUillleir ambit cn to ret d.-er was "emca, aranu snigui; issuor
than a cross-word pusde for me. 1
I for there didn't seem to be any
deputy grand knight:
I waive on so versatile a player.
' I'mnli-lesl li,flsin!it ni Itnh.
the pv of a big black bear, kill- ' Mnley Santamau, chancellor: ; rTl:wn hm!i tin,,df vindicat
ed, by Professor Thompson and!"u,"r Hannoo, warden; i. A fA W,hout waiting for the fall
Mr. l lrich. Captain Style sho , lao. flnaniUil Rec-relary; r red j nhn , bwDB. New vrk has
(seven arrows into a big cougar (lfonett! and recordlnc secretary. i,OT0,d , oryce for three
and it is believed wounded the: Mr. Kenlck has held the of-1 players to be delivered neat
game warden to place stuff-s-ur, causing the abandonment ot (animal fatally, but the ruin wash-1 fire of grand knight for the past pring as well as I30.0UU In rash.
Manager Miller tiUKjcnt la crr-
I tnln to find ttubriiaott a ntont
which look the more, like that;Short, Beit Palm. Manley Poc-; not realized they did bring bark J,,"nw-
kind, of an animal. The hunter ikelt. Douglas Pncketi. Prentlcel
so 'deiiignated shall, return lo ie ; Puckett. K'rank, Bryant,. Hob
heavy brush and allow the .other .Sloan and Karl Templar have pro
man to take five shoo at ilm. ; raised to furnish the deer meat. .
10. It shall be the duty of j Should something nnforseeo oc
tk game warden to place stuff-vur. causing the abandonment of!
ed head of deer, moose and elk ( the present plans, the deer will led out the trail so that It was j two years and was recently a n- i
on trees at Interval of every 500 ; be returned to the members who! Impossible to follow the wound- pointed district deputy of Klam-'
t-jardertn all" forest., o -hunter i have furnished tttaraiil-aaa.tjt;'iras Ipt." As ibanjt. Jlje xonmtc-j. - t
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