Monday, Ajiri 2ft, 102ft
Just an Infant
Connie Mark, Tries MoadliM Hurl,
it With Ol.t Men
Ready for Boat !
il 10 second, made by Heroic 'In s:i -' wroiiiis. mcy are
'oi'em in HUB. nml llm AiihtI-: iniiiiilirM, oi mo iiwn mini niiny
FISHING IN KLAMATH
RIVER POOR SUNDAY
mu record was Ho J-1U serouds, team.
made by Charley I'rtddiKk HI - - 11 '
I.iivn Thinks H.111I1 lliiiiiui- Kuiv lil. Ip making his ft H"". 1 footprints of a dluoMiur have
for t)liiiplr ivip
Mev. us.rn barely defeated ueorRO bp11 fu(1(, ,. t.onn(,,.,n
Hut
"'."l ..?.,?"'.T.."::: Imayha It m only
policeman
inn.. . r. ..i-.l Ilalnl waa ilmad out on tha beach for hU day nff(
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAM.S. OREGON
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TQiBE PLANNED
ch
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4 ,. I
.OQVIX) Ore, April jai
Damon Savage matchmaker, an
nounces unit no nan secured .Ma
'rlne ISanerl, 1ST. pound boxer, for
" i . ii,.i the ncrt smoker which will be
Membership Will Convene h. ui ii.ro May ism.
Inter-City Match is . i The Tacouia scrapper will mee
Announced ' ' i A''-'1" l!or"""1 ,,,n ronnd
. 'main event. Thirty-two rounds
; Jj'bc full membership, pf. theot hohi wi mrllo the next
rt.-iimcs Golf club -III meet ut crowa. nngut imiy ana mu
.
vi ' ' ' T
1
ilia chamber -of commerce rooms
Huff have been matched for the
toihorrow ovenlnft .M 7:30 o'clock ': forthcoming event.
to make final plana for the en'
largcment of the club house,
modd of ton club liouse add!
Hon hits been on exhibition In the'
window of Iho K, K. K. store. 1
.A now raddy house to
ot tha present club bout
Jutt been fluished. Tha
bouse la finished with due slabs,
to correspond , ti' the dasfga of
tn now club house.
Some years ago, H. D: Morten
son, president and chief owner
of the Pelican- Bay Lumber com
pany had charge at ji publicity
c-5c - .
0 Of-
i GENE BACK IN
mmm get
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An Analers convention na down." wa the udvlco of ritual)
held on the Klnmath river be-'poinled anxlera wh woiulcd their
low Keno Sunday. The fnniona weary way home with emiuy
rainbow trout belabored ..with i ends. "There In Ion iniii'li nil-
nearly every lure known to man
from worma to iiluR--(ind tboj
net result or the human Invasion
is thai, wlih a tew nniablo ex-
oepilous. the fish populallou r-'
I maina undisturbed, s
Men, women anil children tried
' U . . I i. . I. ...I.,. . . .. ..I ....
I . t n-1 . iuvn lilt minimi iiiiui,iii
Mtiure and tha ncneral consensus
hf opinion wna that either the
tlsh "weren't" or they were aor-'turul food In the" wuler til this
(ed with natural food carrlod j time."
down the stream by hlrh watera. However (.here were a few of
Water aoakea, lliaunla and! Iho more rxpcrli'med uiiKlora
. thousands ot froita 'populated thejwhoae skill neltad trout three to
I rocks along tha rhar, warralua: t alx fine ralnlHiwa: bul. a wild
tthemselvoa In the afternoon aun. ' beforej these were in the decided
"Wait - until the .water Roea . minority.
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Portland at Mercy of Mission
Hurlers; Double-Header Lostjj
I
.-;JJ W' '
. fir: ' i ti' ..
rv.
SIMONDS
Scoffs t Rumors That
i He is' to t Married ;
in Near Future
Cocnlc'Mack Un'rJ wins int. old' .
men . enilivly la his eftoru to
arah the American league nen-j
nant 'with the Philadelphia Aah-i
l;rr ,OhtCUu:dyO0hnv I B' Tb' As"1'1 bW "h - of
Lytins. a rlgiit-hander. who wail Twalvejhits w.a tha auiu total double header, 4-1 and nuck
siicned from tha Alwater Kent ' be Portland hitters' In IK 'shot May kept IS Oak hits well
Isandlot team in rbiladvlphla. lie innlnna oft two Mission hurlers : scattered In thiv uiornlna rruy
won S3 straight Raines tor the . and not a Heaver dented the and the champlona aiado five
Kent, last season and Mats la tha two aamea. both : babhlin tn ludn the sent l.nm i
seasons bi-fore he ran up , of whlch the Mlssinos won. 7-0. 1 Dutch Ruothor and Wilbur Conn-.
Fireak OI 1 Ramea.imd Th --npto Inrmuxl ar lavn v.inrAhli xulhn.-
j the Bells' winnlnr streak lo six bonked up In the ufiernnm fray;
'and tha Boa-era' IohIiir streak tn and the Seal fllnRer won his own
'nine. Ratterles: navennort and 'came with u sitiKle In Iho ninth
' Whitaoy; I'-'uder, Orlmau. Turn-t hut Urova in MU.kln l!h the'
winning run. llatterlea: Sharks.
and Bead: May and
second Rann: Cooiier and
llueiher and Hprin.
1 Vuuitha W.i. stweas Jii. a aophos
, mo at. tlM tfnvitty of Iowa,
heiania an nutstandlnit candidal
for the-' failed .States Olympic
.... .n -.... 1 1 w t,..n 1. .. -lull
yards In S c,-ih,f. Th" I
recocnlccd world's record la 3d
, J He started plicblac with (leratun-
t town hlRh school.
inn r imiup nn
.. -c,' m.mmm-, .. x'sr"''!: sprlns:
: ,cne tunney mc ' ,'N.ewj I. I II HI I'll I '111.!' frr-TTZ l'-:
,ork reauy o s ar, craH..nS 1 I fl J l fl I hQP W V- OOy - ! .-'
; tor uia neavyweiRm title ae- ill 11(111111 I llmlll
fenso aealnst the nloddine Aniac.l w w wmsia. . ,n French and Boro. Second;
Yon will UL
LOS ANGELES
Dcttrr if You Stop at
SIXTH aoJ SPB.ING CTSEIS
Tigers
Whilo Pine asBocimion. In this reconciled to Tex Rickard's prn-jBeatS- Browns 2 -to 1;
connection. Mr. Mnrtenson pro- j gram of one championship "shot" i - White Sox Batter '
Iiarea a dookici -m muwuicia year. j
homes and other ntiildinRS to be After a week here Tonneyt,
made of pine. The new caddy ; plans to aurt on a proRrara of!
house follows one .of the popu- j jght trainiss in Speculator, New
lar deafens embraced In that-i York.
booklet and all who have seenj Tunney arrived from Miami
it aKreo that- the bnildiuir is a-j Beach, Fla yesterday in time to
work- of art. as -well -as usclui characterize ' as "ridiculous ' re-l
:ind practical. . 'ports that he planned to tOnr
1'l.iy waa heavy at. the KoU.Qr0po on a "honeymoon." af
rourso Saturday and Sunday, due ! (Cr be battles Heeney.
to the fair weather. . Scores are scoff sat Rumor
now belnr kept, as a baeis lor, know." oueiied the
Ihe season's handicapping. Under
a special arrangement, the low
scores mnde each week-end will
STRAIN RUNS TO FIIXIES.
The strain of Guy McKinney,
the world's fastest living trotting
stallion, seems to run to the tn
male1 lfsne. ; His first six foals
were all fillies. His latest ar
rivals, at Hanover (Pa.) Shoe
Farms were from Nella Dillon,
2:05 and Maru, 2:29;;.
QUITS DUMOXD FOR KING.
Jack Smith, a huge catcher
who tried out with the New York
Yankee last year, hag given up
baseball for the present and Is
trying to be a prize fighter. Ho
works as "Yankee Jack." He has
' beaten a couplo of hams.
.. T '
It's trot hard to ' understand
how some ' flappers can make
their tacts ugly: the mystery is
how they can stand before a mir
ror and do it.
jwhen some can players e
' o single tliev always cry
! to sn-erch it.
w mi
! champion, "any one of sound
1 mind who has a business pay-
'Hnv him at toast 1750.000 a year
hereafter bo printed In the Her-, who Tould leat,pard!Ze all that
am on Aionuay.
A team match has been ar
ranged with the Medtord 'Golf
club, to be played -over the Jled
ford IS holes on Sunday, July
2. : An Invitation has just been
received from the Medford club
for this event. Probably a la
man team will go from Klamath.
The IS players showing up best
in play will, be chosen. At tho
last tournament, held at Med
ford, tho Klamath team came
homo -with high Individual hon
ors, which were won by Ward
Dwight. local member.
Team matches have also been
arranged for early dates with
Bend and McCloud. The' Bend
players will probably come . to
Klamath in May, as the Bend
course is being reconstructed. The
match with McCloud will be
played over the latter's course.
game: Ludorph and Baldwin:
Couch and Ainsmlth.
i After dropping a hectic slug
' Ring' match, 13-9. In the first
name. l.oe Angeles com? hack.
.' to win aa eleven lnnliy: nightcap
Sacra-
Aspirants for
Pelican Team mM
Hold Practice fer
D 11 t . T
1 1! l iit AMUtiait'u rnNii i . A
C.eorRe Uhle. Rreat rlRht hand- leIlto Droke . ,.j . , tn!
ut ma iijTt-ieiuii nouvivaiis . . - . . . . ,
annarentlr has returned to the! . . " " V . """! Klamath Kails Pelican baseUll
, - - noenier nomea, out in itnicrm
Aspirants for berths on the
form that eaabled the Indiana to
Kiro tho New York Yankees a
stern but futile chabe for the Am
erican league pennant In
His third straight triumph of
...J. .ilto win the first game 11-S. Bat- Among the familiar fare aeon
j, ....p,.,. . . i.--l..- I i.! ..
- - - . " - "i on uic oasenau aiamonu were
. e-'5 r
Ithe canVcuub
; Mtp ' "0C. JAMS".
P MEA i$wiK5To'J.'"'R-BOii
Ci ' 1 I "" "
by getting married? Last year'
I received $1,000,000 , for tak
ing seven punches on the chin.
After all, the Win who is not
willing to do that. Is just plain
selfish.''
Backing Tex Rickard's selec
tion of his opponent, Tunney
said he believed Heeney was
tho best of tho challengers.
Offer Kofnsed
The champion has eonscientous
scruples against -wearing the na
tional colors around his waist.
Representatives of the Tough
club, a social organization pre
sented a belt. of red, white and
blue to .GeneNTunney when he
arrived, but the champion turn-,
ed it back with the request that
some other color scheme be used.
"Yon can deck the bier of a
general with the colors of an
American flag, but they should
not be used to drape around the
portly stomach of a fighter,"
the champion commented in re
turning the gift.
SPEEO RECORD
fflf
Ineffective pitching sent the
Washington Senators down to' de
feat, S to S at the hands of Bos
ton at the Capital. . '
The Pittsburgh-; Pirates,-cham
pions
possession ot the cellar of the
National league when they bow
ed to the Chicago Cuba, 3 to 2.
in the first game of the eerie
at Chicago, DO, 000 persons, the
largest crowd that ever saw a ball
game in the city, were on hand.
Rain forced postponement of
the National league actios be
tween Brooklyn and New York
and St. Louis and Cincinnati
las well as that between the Yan-f
kees and Philadelphia In the jnn-i
lor circuit. '
I tut m ttwujtinlilavil vnafjtrflnv Aflntx-
came back to score twice in their 2 0 (,lofk th, rnun,y
halt tad win. Batteries: Kal- fr arou., , ,how lUrlr
llo. Shea and Koehler; WriRht.j w,rM bfl,r h ,wnMuK ovos
' of waller Fuller, manager.
In rralltv. It was luit a muscle
Weathcrsby ndJ In0(wlllll, prai ,iCB, 0 which alxmt !
' -.two dozen nlavers lohbed balls!
Seattle split a pair with H-l-;back and forth and stepped Into
lywood MonuRer Jimmy Middle- j. fow tut ones at the plate,
ton pitching the Indians to a. The day wmr -wound no with a
; 3-1 victory after the Stars had.,p r tl c c ,tma wllll ,he f(u, ,
imassacred four Indian burlers"Kamata cnuniv hixh school nine. I
-
, aecoM Rsme; lutroiv idu nun- 4
the present campaign waa eord. ' Bn,hlirn. wMther.h mJ
i to 1. over the Brown at St.
. i0O f day aJ l
per 4t wk bass)
rotwdav Priced Cbtta I
aadOfffl
Ws
pCas-Mtt
Knight. Graham, Teacbont. .Nance' Fuller. Ott Kills, Frem-hy Bay- .
and Parker. Second game: Hul-ness. Bee Noel. Loyal Canter. . :
Tey and Agnew; Middleton andBII Long. Jack Franey and; IL C. FRYMAN, Proprietor
Schmidt. ; ' Harry Molatorc.
Ban Francisco swept -the ser-j The next practice Is called torj
lea with Oakland, four games to I Tuesday evening.
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GEESE WINGING
TO
NORTH
Young- American Sets
New Mark at Day
- tona Beach, Fla. '
DAYTONNA BEACH. Ha.,
April 23. () The world's aiito
lnohlle speed record . was today
written beside the name of a
young American; Ray Keech and
tho figures were 207.55 miles an
hour.
Tho 27-year old .driver wrest
ed tho "fastest time on earth"
from Caplaln Malcolm Camp
hell, the Englishman, by a scant
margin of half a mil" uu hour
yesterday when he reeod off an
average mile In 17.24 seconds
at the wheel of J. M. White'
"Triplex Special.!' :
Success followed a series of
heart breaking failures, the last
of which came a few minutes
before ho broke the record when
his first attempt of tho dsywan
thrown out because a timing de
vice fulled to function.
JIS.V TO KB DIE MORGAN.
When. Eddie Morgan played
Cackle and Cry of Birds
Heard Each Morning'
" and Evening,
Early ". each ,- morning - and
towards dusk of each late after
noon, the cackle and cry of
thousands of geese, la heard as
they wing their way over Klam
ath on their annual flight to
the north. For days the migra
tory birds have been evacuating
Tule lake where they panse each
year for several weeks on their
way back to the northloDd.
Nut until next fall will the
birds return to the Klamath
country to stay for several
months - feeding in tho lakes,
marshes and grain fields or the
Klamath baxlu ... -
At The Orpheus !
,
football In Chicago several sea
sons ago as a member of the Tn
lano Grecnles, ho was hurt. A
few days sgo, as an outfielder for
tho Cleveland Indians, he wont to
Chicago to make his major league
Never have the comic relations
between the Irish and Jewish
people been pnt on the screen
with such success. It Is said, as
in "The Cohens and Kellys In
Paris," the Universal Special now
playing tn laughing crowds at the
Orpheus theater. .It parks a
laugh In every font of film.
George Sidney and J. Karrel Mc
Donald head the ratt, while Vera
Gordon, Kate Price, Charles Ie
laney, Sue Carol and Gertrude
Astor are in tho supporting com
pany.' Al Cohn wrote the story,
adaptation and continuity.
THINKS UK WILL W1X.
"If I didn't think I hid a good
chance- to win I wouldn't be
here,". Jim Barnes told British
golf writers when he arrived In
England to start practice for the
British open. Barnes, one of the
six American entries who have
waii h Inttt Mwn tinrnamenls.
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sm. m ii - x. i . ,i w f wi.
v it mu r . . .. l . .
smoked every
month. Some
gairettes,and
some tobacco
One fresh and fragrant
cigarette -land
forty-nine others
just like it . .
TOR 15 CENTS.
Lwicrrr tt. Mmi Tobacco Co.
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(copped the priie in 125,
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debut and waa hurt again,