V-AHe Two.
THK KYl-NIXC, 1IKUA1.1). KLAMATH FALLS, OKKCON
Tui's.hvV Miiivli 1:1.
SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR
Bv Laufer
1 m&Bm KLAMATH HEN
t HEwror
LEADS nAGEF!
.a
IS
mo
s
Left Hooks of
Johnnie Risko
Beat Sharkey
Bronze Briton Jogs Into
" Oatman, Ariz., From
Needles, Calif. .
, ltj Hussell J. Newlaud
(Associated Press Sports WrirVr)
OATMAS". Aril., Mar. IS.--TI10
riiKRed Murk mountains of Ari
rout, stood today as a barrier
before the hundred-odd runners
and waiters fHiiiiK the tenth lap
of I lis 3400-mtie muratnon from
l.os Augelea to New York City.
Some six hours Hdvauta.ce was
hold by Arthur Newton, the sua
bronzed entrant from Khodesia.
South Afrira, In total running
tlmw tor the 316. ! miles covered
NKW YOUK, Mar.li 1:!, t.T
Whatever "Ionic" there was in
Tex Ilick.ivd's catnpaisn to pro-',
dure a locical contender for Hone
Tunnoy's title was swept nut of
Madison Square (lurdon today hy
I the cleaners alonK wi:h whut
j ever hopes J:nk Sharkey had of
some time ruling the erowninp;
li tchts of piicili-in.
Theoretically. Johnny It ! s k n. '
the i ti d k y Austrian baker of'
I Cleveland, stands out today a ;
i the for. ir..-t challrr.Kor for the '
j title iie Nu' marine wnn and de-.
'fen. lid i:i two haities with Jack j
IV 'input . Vltuct on a ar with
liisku !-tands "Honest Tom",
; Hi cio y. the plunging blacksmith
of :-..- :: .lead.
From the oiu-nir.ir round, the.
rotund slun k absorber a veritable
balloon-tire nf a man. leaped ami
plunged into Sharkey, belahorinc
htm constantly with a left hook
to the body that hurled up from
'1
lew
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since the'raee got under way.
"I no lanky ana sinewy l.ntls'ier i,is heels. The Ronton sailor
Jojtd into this littlo miuinjr i , i.nvd his rival and still the
community from Needles. Calif., left bonk zoomed out of nowhere
a dimuuee of 20.5 miles, in four ; to smack into- its mark. Sharkey
hours, 43 minutes and 30 sec- j worked in rip to evade t ic
onds. to set his elapsed figures i puurti.- frnbhed the left arm.
at -IS hoars and 30 minutes. I nailed both elbows to his ribs and
Ed Gardner, Seattle negro hoof- . tried every defensive trh It of the
er finished second in yesterday's j
stretch lu the time of 5:03:40.1
:4
Ten macs rvEAitv ; -t
pur A.-VRY a ?;
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IftA'Ci-EV Ul.-i7U, SAM LANanDWR
"TOMMY r - ' 'M Cffc.U
;- 'i t:r.. 7
ntouwFV' .WT' eVl7 1aWU1
unit .i I'l'i.i: h vs:
Arier hi ii it -1 ii ovir tile lud
lel'.l; hit lull of the foutliull rule
eoniiuitl 'e, 1 tint nioro tlmii ovi'r
loiivliMid Unit I mil light lit ml
locutliiK u "i ale linkers' hull
da"." Tin game will be beiienf-
e, when thrM
Is u hull to this ;
uiiuii.'il tinier.
Inn.
I ailvocnte a '
nifotttiK of the1
I'lllcri eimiiiilttoii
for b'Klxhitlou
evi'i-y 3rd year
A sinalb'r i-oiti.
utlitie iiiti meet
annually lo In
terpret the ml
en when neces
sary. When I erlll-
lloti .i.pple t I : c mivtlilng
tile I'Ollllnlttee IlilH llolli'. It Is tint
to be cattt.iiikeroos, but con.
slriiellve. I h.ive hlch rcitard for
Mr. I'V Iv'Mall iiuil his eolt'ii(,iteri
mill ieiille ilm Hum and llioiiithl
tiny gie to this woik. Hut I
do believe that often the chung s
in tile rules refleet i.otuelxidy's
whim and not the iiniorliy vol.e
VltKKA. Calif., Mar. 1.1. Hur
ry lie IhiriUoii. wbn Ibreo fesrs
ntto esMihli-tlieil Iho Yrekn Ct'ouin
erv, ilohril a dent for tin fnlfl lo
K A. i'dmiiious niul J. I. i-'er-gii'oti,
bath etperli need creiim
orymeti from Klimnlli Kails, who
Iniv already tnketi over the hiist
lies.. ' I. A. Hluuniiiitu wife and liltlo
girl, J. I'. 1'iTKiii'iii. wire ami
linen ililldreii iiioloreil over (rum
Kliituiitli KullB Hiimliiy and itio
now eoinrortnhly housed, Hie Klin
iiiona In Hm Meamher rottiiKv on
Miner street Just west of th
fin boiin ami the Kergowniu lit
one of .Mrs. W. A. r'ruhl'a liolin.it
mi Second utreet, Jul lurk of
the reka Steam I.nundry. Tlio
chlldthii In boih f.imllles urn
young and urn In Ibo gramtnur
school.
, Th new Vreka flreimiery tiro
prb tiirs I'liiil tu tuiirovn ami add
to the . present .c) ii l i in rut , that
they nmy lihoillii more errant
from local panics and from Scott.
Valley.
lo retiring Mr. lib hardson did
not state bis futurii plans, though
Mm. Ilhhirilni.il a ml Hm ilaiuh
I cin will nt leat riiiitiin until
f Hie students of football. ' spring when tney expert to ru
Tbeie was an iii.iiioa. h lo more ,,lrn "' Klamalli Kails .. w be,o
CUAMVIOriotltr'-
game, but still the left honking
went on.
RALPH . CREGO
TO LEAVE CITY
Halph K. C'rego, 747 north
Ninth street, for six years prom
inently Identified with thd Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph com
pany office In Klamath Falls, has
lnjL'n-lrausf erred to Walla Walla.
Washington, where he will as
sume the position of wire ehief.
' Mr'. Crego has been wire ehief
of .the Klamath branch for years
and for a period was resident
manager." He will be succeeded
by Charles O. Larson, former
f ire chief at Eugene. Mr. Lar
suu arrived in Klamath Falls this
morning to assume the duties of
h III Tip w voshlotr?
dr. and Mrs. Crego and their
two children departed Monday
night for the south-eastern Wash
ington city where they will make
their future home. Mr. Crego"s
transfer to the larger city is in
the nature of a promotion as the
Washington city Is a community
of about 20.000 and the duties
of' wire chief carry intuh larger
responsibility. Mr. Crego has
been prominently connected with
the Kiwanis club and the chm
beV of commerce.
KAYS (X)Ll'MlirH ItKTlKXKD
TO HIS WIKK IX SI'.AIX
Dode Went in for
Spring Cleaning
Ifou think the i oin;i.::iiH!t is loueji in your racket, d'.'n'l envy
the boys in the leather knuckle business.
For every U'.'nm upstanding young men who spirt .a eaull-ftow-er
ear, orily one wears th" kingly i bamptnn's crown.
At present. Ace Hudkiu-. anil Jimmy Mc!.;imin. two worthie wbo
have been i ant;-iii::iiii!; loni;. are ready for a flitts ut the tale
hoidcTs in tin tr divisions. Alt i.armn hJs fought bis way tbrotiiih
f ur wcUht (itv:s!ens and still has no tiile.
liiu'.kins. a little wildcat in the ritig who started as a light
weight and In in.: h 'd at this lime to figln J...
; hdiuidon. -in a tit..- I.imt tlfia summer found the
a rotiKlt and touted climb. .
Wli.it lire their rh:i!. es of osi-aplug the ll-t of re
foecbt tbelii nil but fell jn.it i hurt i.t mppihg n euve,
tj'nnsiiler tin case of c!i;ir!.v Wblf. wbn icaitiid
as a lightweight. White era-bid ( beiiitil u lietiny
the floor, but ll' uuy i:ot up lo win and t'bai'l.y n-ve
again. And there im- .others, many others.
lltllil'-e, welter
(Midi i i the top
t men who
1'ie.a
. lleichlH
ilcmoiracy tins yetir when iltv
kiii ttH' eoiii'he i iiM uicl.it lou nn
oppoitttiilty to utter Its opinion.
However. If I r. liieuil-cr correct
ly, the onillrs adioi.ilcd l.ttlnu
the I to? rblil rules ulone, hut
tin eolntlilttee m.lile n tblioge.
Kveryhndy ngreeti ttit Hie )ob
of the officials Is being mace
tougher every year. The goal low bruws,
should Iw to simplify llu ir duties
Distend of piling more ri'iuii the new ru
I huy own their home.
Mr. Mnssey, th CniiudlHtt mill ,
Isler, inl! ii highbrow "'one
whose learning bus outstripped
bis Intelllgeii. e Wo apuloglro
lo Hie Indies who try In out-talk'
one another In pit turn shows
the other day we railed them
LONDON. March 13. fFi
Ckristopher Columbus did not
stay In America because his wife
was not with him. it was sug
gested here by Lady Astor whoj spring training trip. The Phil-
whjst dip ir i SAveo op my
Tte FAMIlY j jib SEN9 OUT ATf
WASrilNOf iTmE CLOPi r.EN5c.
WAITRESS BALL
TO BE STAGED
SATURDAY EVE
COKIIKTT IIKATS I
SAX KHANCISCO.
t?l Young Corbett.
:oiii:it is
March 13
j Fresno welterw
one iiutcn
lght today wa.s
nearer the top fliglit
round knockout
over Kibllo "K.
sensational of 14s poiiur.cr utt r bis nlnili Tai ouia.
ou the shift mid
l.com.r l lo sihiitiy nn their siiiiulib pi. h.iikwsnl biiernl n.iss makes tin?
ever Hi mill ned This year It l..ol;s to m.. n if Job of the nfltcluln moro roni-
the committee lu.s uicrelv ohlrted plicated and dlrtlciilt. I'erluipii
the 4e.po:islbillties of the tu ft- I am lulstukih: I rurlnlnly huua
win hist 'iil;:ha duis, 41 at h t-ij i it u them In some so. I tun for ovur thing thai
O." Itobern of parts ot th" gnnte and Increasing will mlil Inlerest and effecllvi-
Jheiu in others. ! am ufmld Hint iie.s to th.i sport.
i
t err. -t:'" 7?v.
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1 rJ-
4m.
ILL eeT THE WIFfe
W0NErij Wrl.AT fcCSMe
ris ufu Washboard
rtup Electric iron.' ; if! ity'l'jr.
i.
Final plans far the ih(ii an
nual Sr. PairVk's hull Kiv.-n hy
th wailrcssus ot Khmiaih Falls
wore m:!e todny wjrh a nicpMiir;
cf all i-ommit'-'os. IL Js ;cct-.
ed the ovput snrpnss stiv
i of previous y ;irs.
Mayor T. Ii. W; t ors tviil I-.ati ,
tho crand niirch at ihi vrtiT
CanU'r' of t!ie V?rprans of For-
i ; kn Wa rs will h: it the miTTfh'
at the fnlr-tr"irnfr- e irHH-Minm.
)A numhrT of Fp-cial fMtt:ret (n
! the way of eut.riainnionl hav
1 ben planned for the front. i
I L.. V. .Martin, chairman
noiincts the nmsit! v.-ill Ik luv '
nishorl hy the Jack Ilowrine or
ichnstra at thfe Winter Unrdon nn-
' Ijl midnight and will then p'ay :
tat the fair grounds u'tiduriuiu un
I Ihe early hour. of iho morning.
I . ;
, MKHKILIi ,M WAKHK.V
X.IM Kyill'.MKNT TAKKX 1
ana. a pme-mats
Ity Afj DKMAr.KK
(Former Pilrhrr N". T. ianl)
Pome h.ill tiling par ;he laun
dry of th. rtlayrs dnrinjc the
' t;
uas put tint; in a Rood word for
wires generally.
'The more I see of mn. the
mpre I bellev in women," Lady
?tor observed at ft dinner of
tlip Three Towns Association.
f"As for those famous pioneers
off htetory we hare heard about,
tliy would not have stayed a
wek in other countries if their
vties
P'W
bad not been with them.
lies, it Hi out; h t hey were about
the hardest outfit in tin; world
to get money out of. -t:ed to do claim Is their;., be reto
J That C. B. Johnson had takan t J
I possession ol a iJest trn( ;rr and
a highway pnow plow which wa.-: 1
; the property of the plaintiffs was
the comprint tod;:y cf C. II.
, Merrill and N. J. Warren who
I.ave brought tsuit in circuit ourt '
aa:n Joh!t.'ii. j
They as.k in their complaint f
i that the property whirh theyl
d, and !
aniask
.. i r
L."sr",V,
tliat and rilIott3 like "Uud""
P;ukert saved up Ihvir laundry
through the winter to pile $'..uo
of it on tlt-j rhib. -
"Duke" Ken worthy. former
manager rf the Satf1e 1ub, j
lined to carry his wife's electric
iron on trip- and Iron his shirts ;
in his noni at the hotel. "Dumb
dumb'' Htiimpf his roomy, wa-h-
that Johnson ha forced to pay ;
plaintiffs JJ", a' day for all tbej
lime he was using the e'juipinnt. ;
ii
Cheats Death
hv rltH nnl f'ol lin.lo.u .ollla
: en in 1 snir.s ui in i lie u.iiijin'i
luiAmerlca? ITeeanso he had not
brrnsht his wife bIohr with him.
J'l am an unrepentant believer
ln( women. If yon are to stop
wrs women must stop them.
Mn have too much rubbish In
thrlr minds nhout patriotism nud
wtlr and that sort of thin:;, and
they may on that ncoount brine,
about the ruin of the world."
and "It!ke" ironed them on Ine f,
dresser. ' . .
Every bull player used to pride i h
himself' on his sill: shirts, and If i f..
you were a pood friend of K'mi-.
worthy, he would Iron your silk ,
shirts for vnii. ; ?
f
Vbike racer always takes
tine coner on two wheels
FLASHES
i
is
t
The cantcuju
i o a
txiCAMY CROSS
Ari IkOtlifW BRlt)f.G
1HMS.ft Kt 0oef1C&
prvursTf, M.y.
KAIIXJHS I IRK1) I T)V.
iio;m(;, ir. its. :
Two Urlil-b blucj.ul.ets from the
gunliont Itobin niileh Is Mitmll-
log the Canton ilella, ere fln-d
uion l'rhliiy by the militia, of n
river village. One was fatally j
woiindiil.
iikmi:rsmot i.i i;k.
I WASHINGTON, lar. 1:1. (Af) ,
I lester J. II e n il e r s h o t who j
.claims to have Invented u fuel-,
j less niot.ir, today sold that tlw'i
' Injury which lias eonfliieil him I
j to 'nierireiif y IiosiIIhI lier. for u j
j win-Ic nils rniisrft Hy an r1iHe
altnelr imvti'nl M-t.lli. etlierlllient'i
ling with Ills motor. 1
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)!ADI( STOCK JIMI'S.
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Kratlk I.Orkliail. vollthlnl A inns. I
i NKW V IKK, .Mar. 1:1. A1') lean anto ace. mini ulousl stif:-1
1'iiniiifltliicd rimiois that a "tecli- lamed only min ir Injuries when I
tileat rorner" liml li-n rrratiil 'It ""-cylinder Ktutx racer s rv-j
In tlio ronimon stork rf radio .uV'T'l' 'V".'1 '!';'" ''l
conation e,T,e,. that .ssuo up; Intl iTTll
to 9IM..10 a share to l:W..10, the j i.,,, v..r,,lrn,i ,h ,,
,highet n( which It ever sold. j JJero are l.otkhurt und tlio car!
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I DON'T mean that I am easily jsatisiicfj. As
a matter of fact, I'm as critical nr. ilicy conic
a pbout smoking-tobacco. Tlifjrc arc certain
tilings I dermnd in a smoke, and I tleclarc'
here and now that P. A. has 'cm. Has 'cm
and to spare, if you ask me.
i . Fragrant as spring bfossoms. Cool as "The
, boss v, ants to see you." Sweet as "I'm going
to raise your pay." Mild and mellow and
long-burring, with full satisfaction in every .
wonderful pnlT. It scrrtis that there are not
"enough hours in a day" to suit your Prince
Albert program. You'll start in early and
stay with it far into the night.
. But all this conversation won't do yoa any
good, imfess you try out the tobacco itself
When it cbmes to speaking for itself, P. A.
is the best little talker you ever listened to.
Go get yourself a tidy red tin and get some
of this pipe-joy I've been picturing.
'iSi '
Mow in quality, more
in tjumtlityTWO full
ounces m every tin, .
no other tobacco- isllike it!
Cenpiar, Winttoii Sl.ta, N, C