The Klamath news., September 23, 1924, Page 3, Image 2

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Quite a Task to Pick
Ranking Tennis Stars
if5r! p5- w Kd,tor)
roKK. Kept. II.
Pr-ii When me com
dh. i nl.d Kt.t. Uwn
!!" ...wi.imti. delegated to
a th An."1""1 mMt"
Mb, b f '"'rc1t "on.
" mi hf a W un iu bDli'
tb. " rur ,h nrat
bJtH fleaaea.
rwt pl. Ao DOt
J. 10 b f'"",l','red- Bo'1""
SL Jot plyr In thi men's and
""JTg dhlon Is no more than
ffa.mr .ad in. Mertloii
UVrlt sr William T. Tllden and
opr.
fill, H ,n ,,r,'m CM
rtier of lb national champion
,vm V!bt di e lh beal player
ITiMtoaDiry. there la no doubi
L, to tbe i:and:nc of Tllden and
.. tint. Th lira bfilh head
u4 liouturre above chair cla.
fi,t, lrue of h!a differ
avei wit b kMUK-iatlon officials
mttti tbrouKh a season of com
wtiita Inu-uvltr a far aa lour
uses! competition was conce'rn
ii lit J:d a lot f playing, of
nine, but before entry into the
utiotil lournanirnt in dflfenae
4 lit ehamplunohlp. ha had con
faei bio game principal) to tbe
BilMilon cirrait.
Tildeo could have cinched flrat
fut co tb ranking Hat, bow
per. if bo had played only onoa
Vise tbe aaon bwausa in that
m toarniment he demonstrated
at (oDTinciDKlr that ha la not
lftbobt playr In the United
Jain but tbe world champion.
After the most brilliant season
!bttfuer. Mlxa llelou WJIIa.
tit ll-year-old national women'a
chamblon aa
Tlldan to win VrVWX
ranking list. n.r claim ,V a
world a championship wag not as
Irmly established aa that TtU
aU mh "mplUhed
enough during a busy-season to
make her position elar aa th
women'a worlds champion for
tba aeaeon. at least.
The pretty, younr California
girl won the Olympic and national
alngle. champloniililp. with Mm
Oeorge Wlghiman. U.tn. ahe
won the Wimbledon. Olympic
. nplcan doublea cbam
plonahlp. and with young Vincent
Itlchard aha won the American
mixed doublea champlonablp
Very little mr. .n..M k... i .
accomplished by eny player.
PERSONALS
I. O. O. F.
Klamath Lodge No. 117
Ban dell. N. O.
Proanerite RKVK T Am vt
14 Meta flrat and third Thure
oaya; ra. w. v. Cofer, N. O.
Fwaan Encampment No. 41
Meeta erery Tuesday night; Man
rice Lealle, C. P.
Crater fantnn Vf .....
Wed need ay evening: W. C. Wella,
Commandant.
Here With Circus Saturday
1
io?rff,','M,"te,l,: '-nker-of
j'orria. (aiif., wg1 -cjt- bnt.
vlaltor during th, wekS.
wJr!hr.CJrid' aT!" ot Ohllociuln
K.rSi;?pi" ,n K,amlh
Mr. and Mr. r e. Crego and
Iey Sunday afternoon. .
. ?n"' , .Horton- ckn)an waa
alty vlnltor from Dorria Satur-
Loula Cerbr and P. Mu-phy of
Horaefly were loca.1 vlHltora yea
Urday aUendjng to bualnwa.
uar,,,,i'tUn-'.T''m .Doyle and
, H- "Ideout eperrt Sunday hunt
ing ducka at Lost river.
Lawrence Uorton made a brief
Vllt to Kla.nS.th Call. t -
j '7 r s.iiuuuar
from hla ranch: near Bonanza.
Mr. Ct-o. StVveneon waa vlalt-
Ing In town MnnHi e... v...
home at Wocui march. :.:-r
Mr. and Mr. Ceo. Hrummond
Pnt the week-end at Medford
and Granta Pans.
13 BUILDINGS
ALLOWED LAST
NIGHT'S MEET
'"'i,.,"r 0,1 IUn Will Be
AUvwu! t Meet I'aln
. Vmt tor Michigan Are.
Building permtltia granted, by
the city council last night repre
sented 13 buildings but totaled
leaa than $7,000. They were
mostly for email dwellings, gar
"KM and aheda, and raried in ea
tJrnated coat Irom $25 to $3,000.
i lie council authorized the
Placing of a atreet light at the
Intersection of Oregon avenue
and Tunnell street.
The caXX for the sale of bonds
tS Michigan Aver,
from Main to Esplanade was orl
dered after considerable dlacus
!on as to the number of time
necessary to publtoh the noUce.
the ordinance authorizing the
wf.V? 8Ut,nK the time to be
published.
.n ,lerl.,(,r KUmath county
and Klamath Falls end every
legitimate Industry therein, thafa
The Klamath News.
Pip
30x3 " ?i
Grav Tubes
Vulcanized Splice
82x4 6 Ply
Cord Tire
B
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$1.50 ; H
a
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$18.50
Hub Tire Shop
502 g. 6th St.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Jenaon and t&''
ma oi nuoqum were visiting in I
the county seat yesterday 7
Mr. and Mrs. R.
and Mr. and Mrs. W.
spent the week-end
creek.
A. Emmltt
P. Jolin.son J
at. Clover I
aVVi.J.
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.In 1
Z 1 ho love atorl f
" Vlrttl Mecdal of In
"UNm "(,0("anda three
tr...?? "8". lirlltl..-.!..
vtg h . "UM ior-
? h. ; J.nc,u.d. "8 ree trlb-
Klamath i'l,; w" e aeen at
Hal ". .Saturday. Sent
lnt. , . liar no
h r, ha!ndp "'.,re orK
2 aitnm pr(v,dJ 'or lov-
lC a? Peanta this
ti orlc faalnr" ran ' K8ant1c.
a?Vaa i'?'" Anne'"
fe "1 thri m reprw,cnted In
"4lns ,"nlllnR acts.
fr.rcd - '.,,Arlzon the.
in
W. C. Ezell who operates a
large ranch on the Merrill road
was transacting business In town
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cheyne
and eons were city visitors Sat
urday from their ranch south of
town.
I)nlJ 1 M
iu et uoi e irom uonanza
Saturday and attended the big
meeting of tbe Muscovites.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Daggett
ana cunaren and Air. and Mrs.:
O. W. Hout and daughter spent!
sunaay picnicking at Fort creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mots
chenbacher and children were
visiting relatives here during the
week-end from their home in
Dorris. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Smith ac
companied by Mr. and Mra. John
Long and son Jack drove to Mer
rill, Malin and Tule lake Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry , Goeller
and children and Mrs. Goeller's
mother Mra. E. M. Wilson who
la visiting here from Medford mo
tored to Crater lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Cummlags
and family and Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Goeller and son Froddlo epent
Saturday night and Sunday at
the Ewauna logging camp.
Victor Palmer who Is employ
ed by the Southern Pacific at
Kegg. Calif., is ill at the come
of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Avery of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Pospiail and
ann Jo Jr., Mr. and Mra. J as.
Haicek and Mrs. Ben Pickett
motored to Malln Sunday and vis
ited friends and relatives during
the day. .
id thn of Ne-
""a, rolling hJUs
of New Mexico, are included in
the - gigantic pageant. There
will also be 100 bathing beautleB
from the "sunkist" shore of
aouthern California, all of whom
have been trained extensively for
their parts in some of the best
motion picture, dramatic, danc
ing and singing studios on the
west coast.
The celebrated "Sacred Snake
Dance'l enacted by Hopl Indians,
clad In aklns of wild animals, wll'
be seen. The savages, crazed by
the beating of tom-toms, actually
tart n A an n I m I n a. Ann rattlo.
anakes about their half-naked
oodles and thrust tne neaas 01
the poisonous reptiles in their
mouths during the weird cere
mony. You will also see the greatest
morle-etar of them aM, known
the world over as "The Grand
Old Man of the Screen." Joe
Martin, himself. And last, but
not least, youMI see Lotus, 5-ton,
largest and only blood-sweating
hippopotamus In the world, with
"th thn that's different"-
gorgeously bigger every year.
Say,
Folks,
Listen!
If ou need any Green Slabs
now is tbo time to get them
while tlio weatlier la ideal for
drying tlient.
Yours Truly
Heilbronner
&Rea
Phone 231.U
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Hunters t
Take Notice
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On the opening day of the season hunters
trespassing on our property stampeded our cat
tle, thereby causing the loss of five head.
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. AH parties are hereby warned not to trespass
on these properties. No permits will be granted
to anyone and all parties claiming to have per
mits are hereby warned that the same are re
voked. . .
This Means You
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Fort Klamath Meadows Company. V.
By W. K. BROWN, Mgr.
WEATHER FORECAST Cooler, with frost
in mornings.
FOOD REPORT Cooked Cereals very popular
these cold mornings. -
Wheatena, Kernels O'Wheat,
H. O. Oats and Grown Pancake
Flour in brisk demand Special
run on Wellman Pure Maple.
Syrup for Hot Cakes. Some are
buying Comb Honey .
THE PLACE IS
Houston phelps
ONE BUSINESS GROCERIES
Main at Eighth Phone 421
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