The Klamath news., October 11, 1924, Page 1, Image 1

THE KLAMATH NEW
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1924.
Price Five Cents
'GREAT DIRIGIBLE HAS TROUBLE
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dad during afternoon and
m irpotll vcr Ontario,
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km t 0:15 tonight. -
.DAinn it s DinininLE
SHENANDOAH. Oct. 10. (Uull-
j;ew,,)The Shenandoah
dre sear Ran l!ego. Calif., and
.1. Dif muni prlv today af-
ur i thrilling night flight across
lit continnental divide tnrougn
itthirted skle. Hear Admiral
Hoffett chief of naval bureau of
ttronautks. wan on the bridge
'ironjh most of the thrilling
ikM flirht. -It It simply tre-
eadoua." he said during the
aoit ewitlng momenta. "Uirri
MiiUa ei mvieatlne In alrahlo
ter aacbarted lands, with com-
ilirationK of buoyancy a r e j
jreater than theme of piloting a j
nrtblp at tea." j
KLAMATH PLAYS
ASHLAND TODAY
AT MODOC PARK
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POLITICIANS AT
ON VACATION
HENLEY MEETING !
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I'aul Sblpman Andrews of
Sracue baa been appointed
by Attorney General Stone a di
rector of the newly created war
transportation section of the de
partment of justice.
Ural Tram Pretty Badly Crin
)N But Ho Expert to Put -I'p
Hard Fight to Win
DPlte the hit lliol ibe tenni
a greatly handicapped from the
Ion of the captain and several
a. the Klamath high football
team In playing Ashland today at
Modoc Park and expects to put up
l food fight. Ashland la the op
ponent and the game la to play
i to i tie made there two
Mill tfo.
Vernon Christie, Ralph Turner.
Sownd Coter. and two subs,
ll Sabo and Budge Magulre.
JJ off the team on the sick list.
lloe-up will probably be.
"Ty Molatore and Zed Barnes.
J: Forrest Colson and Hugh
wfla. tackles; Harold Johnson
JM rank Upp. guarda: Dale
1, center; Harry Pelts, quar
Sn l Berkley and Frank
halfbacks; Carl Yancy, full-
lj,"HfKRs III ItNKI) AT
TEX AH LUMBER FIRE
fi5 Te- Oct- .10.
ht News A small volun-uJkST-0'
weary- Wckened
kOB. ,!d. fire t'shters-trudged
S18 toaig.it. victorious in their
d.t;JLbatlle w'h flames that
W i m.ore than million
kul Mi-JumJ,fir- 8hela and large
Pe,tft Land and
""W. company here.
CHINESE FIGHT
NEAR SHANGHIA
IS CONTINUING
SHANGHAI. Oct. 10. (Unit
ed News.) Additional sailors and
marine were landed from Amer
ican destroyers In the harbor
here today as advancing Kiangsu
troops again threatened to cap
ture the city. General Lu Yung
Halens defeated Cheklans soldiers
threatened to invade the foreign
quarter during the aay ana n
number of them were disarmed
by international guards. BrisK
flgliitng Is going on about ten
miles outside of the city with at
tacking forces centering , their
fire on the great arsenal.
KLAMATH FALLS
NOT AT HIGHWAY
MEET AT RENO
Cout Le
ague Remits
Resui,, Yesterday
gramento 6, Oakland 9.
, "MB
Portland 3
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0B Came s z rortland U
''anclsco s. Seattle 5. ,
W, An''w 103 87 .542
fciltla W1" lft 0 " .626
lt Lak. 9 3 .B15
Verno, 8R .602
ZtiUA - 6 96 .497
"Otort,," 82 108 .431
LAST EVENING1
The joint political . meeting
which was held at Henley school
last night was well' attended,
over ISO being present and all
parties being represented.
W. T. Lee presided and each
candidate in Klamath county wajl
called on to address the assem
blage. Those who responded
were: Burt Hawkins. R. A. Em-
mitt, Robert Hunsaker, Fay Mor
ris. William Ganong. Garret Van
Riper, C. R. DeLap and Bnrrell
Short. Others who spoke were:
Dr. Fred Weaterfelt, W. T. Lee
and J. V. SUrrett.
Judge Bmmltt, besides speak
jng for himself, addressed the
gathering in the Interests of
Coolldge, Frel WeterfeU spoke
for the La Follette independent
party and J. V. SUrrett repre
sented Davis on the floor with aa
address. W. T. Lea spoke for
Jeff Myers.
Sandwiches, pie and coffee
were served the receipts being
for the benefit of the athletic
fund of the Henley school.
The next of these jomt' meet
ing will be held at Bonanaa this
evening. "A dance will be given
after the political . meeting is
over. Tuesday evening the pol
iticians will meet at Merrill and
Friday, October 17 the gathering
will be at Matin. .
BOOTLEG GRAFT
INVESTIGATION, ,
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, Call.. Oct.
10. (Untied Newa) Patrick
KIssans. 18 years a policeman on
the San Francisco force was ar
rested and warrants for aeven
other men In connection with a
huae bootleg graft investigation
here are the result of finding an
expense ledger In the apartment
a! Eddie Marron. lormer state
assemblyman and alleged boots,
legger.
REV. DAVIS TO SPEAK
OX INTERESTING SUBJECT
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Mrs. Elliott Verne Richard
eon, wife of the American con
ul'in Rio de Janeiro, is visiting
friends in- Washington.-
Klamath Falls will not be rep-
rauAntod the hlKbway meeting
at Rnnn. Nev.. today but the
nn.il nt this section ana in iaci
of all eastern Oregon will be
made known there by telegrams
sent from here asmng mai u
nnMilble influence be usea to
oat thA i4n miles of road between
.. . .li
the Oregon line ana susumme
deslenated as a state highway
tiv Pnllfnrnln.
-This meeting at tteuo is
Dfllles-Reno-Los Angeles high-
tlon wlilch was form
' hart, lAHt month and at. the
... . ' i L. ..... AMra.
auma titnn niner n kuhi; n
nlwitlona are meeting mere, u
Is expected that much will pe
accomplished. forthe roads of the
section Just east of the Sierra
Nevada mountains and on north
along the Cascades
TRAIN WRECKED; KfLL
NINE IN MEXICO
T-ITPASO. Tex., Oct. 10.
f United News) Nine persons
. -annrtAd killed In' the wreck
nt a train nv bandits of the
HiMrnoinn linn near Gandelarla
m afordlne to advlcea here
No information of the number
ENGLAND GETS
READYFDRHER
ELECTION 29TH
LONDON, Eng.,. - Oct. 10.
(United News) Facing ...the
shortest general eleeiion- '. cam
paign on record and the snortesi
posaible lUKien-tne -riaw. pany
headquarters toaay - were - scenes
of whirlwind; activity, none or
them having - closed' "door
throughout the night. Prime
Minister ' MacDonalff and his
cabinet,-' whose-deeat -' in ;. the
house of commons over a minor
domestic oXfair may " bring . ' to
cJose England e first Tabct re-
aime aftef nine months in office.
continued ; drafting- his party's
manifesto for the election Octo
ber .29. - - -
The Reverend W. W. Davis. In
comemeratlon of the discovery of
America, will begin the first of a
aericA of Sunday morning ; leo-
tures October 12. His topics will
he the storv of the creation of
man and v-ill follow hit evolu
lion or development through the
aea to the Dresent day and con'
tlnue into tne ruture, aeuung
with the nrooheclea.
The Reverend Davis's first
tonic will be "Whence Did Man
Arrive " and his second the
burning question of the ages
'What Will Become of Him?'
The third topic will be, "Can We
Believe the Bible Literally?"
These talks will be a cc am pan
ind And illustrated by the Rever
aiuI Davis's famous free hand
akAtches drawn In full view of
the audience. '
CITY COUNCIL FAILED
TO MEET ON BUDGET
' The meetltg of the city council
as a hudeet committee which was
called for last night did not take
niacfl because of the failure of
enough members to make
niinrnm beina present. -
it is nresumed that an ad
tmirnerf meeting of 1 next Mon
day's session of the city council
will be held to consider this bud
get proposition.-
KIWANISCLUB
TO SERVE DUCK
DINNER OCT. 23
SENATORS!!
WORLD SERIES
FROM GIANTS
GRIFFITH STADIUM, WASH
INGTON D. C, Oct. 10. With a
magnificent display of courage
the Washington Senators became
the baseball champions of the
world here this afternoon when
they came from behind again and
beat the New York Giants 4 to
3, in the seventh and last gam
of the world series, before a
crowd of - 39,000 baseball man
lacs. The joy of Washington was
supreme, ' not only because the
world's championship was theirs,
but the grand" old Walter John
son, the idol of the capital fans,
won a game of his first world
series. Johnson went In as a re
lie pitcher with the score tied
and was credited with the vic
tory. oung Earl McNeeiy, a
rookie - from the Sacramento
team of the Pacific Coast league.:
I whoobied. ..the, team only a short ,
(ime ago, won the game by crash
ing a hit . over third base and
scoring little "Muddy" Ruel, who
had - doubled, with the winning
run.- It was the punch from Mc
Neely's bat thai struck the kill
ing blow, against the Giants, it
was the mask of "Hank" Gowdy
that decided the small fortune In
the money.
After Miller had been retired.
In the tweHth little "Muddy"
Kuel - lifted a high foul on the
third base line nearrthe plate.
Gowdy dropped his mask and
started Jor the catch, he stepped
Into the mask, got all tangled up
and . prolonged Ruel'a life at bat
-by dropping the ball. Ruel then
VMnnshprt a Hnnhia Anvn thn fhlrrt
base line. Johnson came up to
the bat in a pinch and reached
first when Jackson fumbled his
grounder. . Jackson Bentley, the
last of a string of Giant pitchers
who had paraded to the box, gave
'Earl McNeeiy a high fast ball and
the CalKornian met it squarely
and rode It on a line over Lind
strom's head. There was almost
i vttt An fh. MaIH wKai On.l .
dashed over the plate with the
winning run.
Score By-1 Innings
The Kiwanis. cl!ub will serve a
duck dinner to Its members and
their wives and sweethearts
Thursday evening. .October 23 ac
cord'ng to plans announced . at
the Kiwanis. luncheon Thursday
of Chis week. All duck hunting
members . of. the club will get
busy and the ducks killed within
the next ten days will be put in
cold storage and be served , at
the dinner.. ": ...
Ashland, and Medford. clubs
are to be invited and the a If air is
expected to he one of more than
usual Importance as a . social
event of the community. The
duck, hunters are.. being called on
for at least .100 ducks but then
the club boasts many real sports
men who are only limited in the
kill by -the JegaK enactments.
That's wliat they.eay anyway.
GERMAN DIRIftllU'K
HAILED TODAY OP 8.
BERLIN. Ger.', Oct.-11. 8. a.
m.-r-Unitcd New) The ZR3.
the big German dirigible which
has been purchased by the Unit
ed States government, sailed for
America at 7:30 this Saturday
morning.
New York
Wash.
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POPULAR SPECIALIST-
WELCOMED BACK HOME
Dr. L. D. Gasa, prominent spe
cialist, returned Thursday eve
ning after a nine weeks tour of
the eastern . clinics. - Dr. Gass's
many friends were glad to wel
come him to Klamath Falls again
as he was greatly missed, espec
'ally among his friends in the
younger set.
In expectation of his return a
few friends hired a small . boy
to crawl through the transom in
Dr. Gass's office door, so thnt
they might enter and prepare his
rooms for his advent. The doc
tor was greatly pleased and sur
.pr'sed on arrival to find the of
fice clean and tidy with a lovely
bouquet of autumn flowers nod
d'ng greetings from his desk.
This only proves the popularity
of Dr. Gass, . and it is expected
that he - will re-enter the social
whirl this winter with new vigor.
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