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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1925)
LuMATHNEWS. Sunday, May 3, 1925. P?e SevetJ CLASSIFIED ADS Snappy Sporting Notes For Sale Real Estate Wanted BE SAYS HE ILL CATCH UP ON 4 BAG HITS r'ronK. m - ""'"p1 ,1 r. Vlnrenia k. kas bees conflnad for al- i. -i i Seeks. Ilene "- Bfb' "",,,r ,pol them X"" run hl""1" ..... .nri I'll catch 'em .vhen .. a ... . ... w I l." Ihe " " ""- wt. Ihe nml visnnrs p-rnilMi'fl to receive! ma1 Ihe umliulani i rip j .plil encountered when he tried In change Ilia position Id th bed. With "well what's on your systems boy?" b turned himself Jnver for cross eaamlnsflna. 1 "How anon )ou going In he oul,' labe!" ! ! "Thai's what I'm asklu' I ha doc-1 lor every dir. Meyb two week." "Will you ha able lu play rliihl1 yt" . "Depends no I ha old pin. They'rel klnda weak now." j roil VAI.I.IH. Or . Mar 2 -The "Hv you loat much weight?" i University of Washington won lb im, ion. Keel ilka a feather aual track mrrt with the On weight. Muid'I weigh tnors'n 200. "'Aggie today lo 41. OREGON AGOIES LOSE TO WASH. IN DUAL MEET FOR 8AI.F-I.al, from lit us Homes from 11.600 up. rVima ultabla at rooming bouaaa. Arrrag larg aad amall trar.la. House for Ml. C. 8. MoDtallua. 701 Mala street. A2 M8 Far Sale H ouaei GARDENING, LAWNS, bouse clean ing. Pnoae 620-W. A18 M17 FOR HALE BY OWN Kit 4 room modern house, atone foundation, laundry, gsraga and wood hed. 1360. Terms. .30 California Ave. Ml-S I i "B BAUCBy awaar aaw 4-rooa! hu Pica 3M-R. M2tf VANTED S4 potato. Wrlta Hating price and varletle yea bae to offer. Slate alao whea ready for delivary. Honareb Sd Company. Medferd, Oregon. J17lt For Rent reton For Sate Miacell FOR HUNT 3 room furnished Apt. Inquire 733 Main or (41 8th Ht. M2-3 mR RKNT Ranch 7 ml In out. Ine'irs IIS No. 4'h Si. r Phone M2-5 Try Out Game Come Out and Pick Your Favorites KLAMATH FALLS PELICANS VI TENNANT Game Called at 2:30. Fair Grounds. J ucellaneoua Tba Aggie failed to malia a :nrl . point In the 100 yard dah. the Mgh Jump or the tin yard dash. O. A. f'.'a grrateal strength was In Fort SAI.K - 15 rowa. HolMe.n and Jersey. itra sod VPimns Dairy. Phone 1(14. M2-7 , vov mimic i 4 point prelir ""'' Theyr limn i Iim Biurr ra.iun .our troubi?" , Otrr Kill , til that hi-avy enlln' alutf 1,,,-n rltin nhmit inn la the Iidi hi'l lnillKi'iln I m ihul ninili- hl"iirli lamouii M, , l!u l ""'I l e"y or lour ii'iim ,1 tbr training ramp?" inl ntylM I did. I 4e off ittl In rouple of week!. L skat '"" mum. it'i lb mmifr with the Yen CALIF. SCHOOLS ARE OUTDONE BY OLYMPIC U.UB IN TRACK MEET dltani- erenta. FOR 8AI,K-Rd aprlnra and mat Eglvef of Waahlnglnn wan the; trean. alao rug. I'bone 689 Hv t'nli.'d l'r immrA wirr) oulKtu nillnx figure of the mrpt. win-1 ' M2"5 HAN niAM IW'd. May Z.--Th nliiK Ihrpe firm plarra and tying cok 'Uymplr rluh of Knn Fraiirli.ro won foi another. h'a aflrrnoon'n I'ar'.flr Alhli-llr aa- Hp hi-avnd the ahot 43 fpi-t mI k firlatlnn rhamplnnfth'.p meet with liahpa. junpid 11 fuel 1 inrh in FOR RKNT A alppinK roi.m with hath I:t one t- iko geuftemen. f ne !urk from Main atri-ot. 1154 Pine street. Mltf SAI.K Klertrlc JiWepoer. bed. nd roi.k stove, fall 1421 Man xanlta Ave. M2-3 FOR RENT Small furnlnhed house. Inquire Mrs. Slavens at 53K Wai I nut St. Ml-3 FOR RKNT-Wanlland Klanfnrd was an easy the hroad lump, whirled the dlmus serend with 75 and I'nlverally of ,'r a distance of 1 32 feet Ifve Inrhes j f'allfornla third with 14 points. ' Kaslly the feature of the dsy des ' pile the appesranre of Tsavo Nurml and line llltiila. the Finn run ning slars. wan Ihe world record I'r.-nklng heave of "Tiny'' llnrtrsnft. Slunford truck riiptuln. In the dla-i-us throw. Ilia throw was 167 fret one and 6-K tnihea. smashing Ihe mark of 164 feet made liy "Itud" llouser, I'nlverslly of South, ern tallfornla. a week ago. Nurml ran and a half In Ml'PT SKI.!. IX 10 DAYS My gro- eerr store and property. Leas FOR RENT ihsn aelnsl value, some terms.! P W. A. Jarksun. 33S So. 6th Ht. I St. M2-3 -Furnished Apt. 2301 Ave. Phone 2.1S-J. M3-6 and tied In the high Jump with t'lark and llrli. also of Washing ton, at five f.et. two Inches. The Washlnitton team hnvlnx rinihed the latter event, msile no attempt to Jump off the tie. t'lnrk of WHshlnglon made a good! showing In Ihe century dish at ti n seconds flnt. Good time was made In Ihe mile - nnd two mile races. Clayton of FOR SAUK BY OWNER O. A. C. took the former In 4:24:4' room bungalow and and Mngtnnis. Washington rom- hls scheduled mllelpleted the longer race In :4S. 16 7-19 falling to A Phone 4 room downstairs 307. 825 Lincoln FOR SAI.K Chesp. Jordan tour ing car. ha all accessories. In first class condition. Must be seen to he appreciated. Write R. 8.. Klamath New for appoint ment. M26tf aprroach his previous marks at this SeiYII-Pro Pitcher It New four large gar age. House strictly modern, can he bought at a reasonable price. Address I.. L. II. Klamath News. M3-10 Li! 6f In s slump It s a good Lib" li iImviI your home runs this -I II alh 'Kin" letting a slow start but I'll ) there slth the rest of 'cm tut tbern other hitters three B. Hi I'll rst' h "em ." r!Wi !-off won't hurt your it;. HI It?" .'oil Hey. It will. If the old III hold me up I'll do thni Rlysrhft don't hurt Im pretty eak. fellows." he nid or looked It. The fine1 'Ml ttixt he brought back from Florida training camp of thn had been bleached out al-( nilrelr. and has given way I 'nular hnpliii pallor. He Is' lohraty as he wns. and while ia nothing shout him to sug- I d'stance. Ho had some eompell-j tlon for a mile from l.loyd Hahn. and wiu lending him 40 ynrds when 'Hahn qui!. Nurml quite freah and I trotted off Ihe field sfter a min- J ule s rest. i Willie I'.ltola ran an eshlbltion ,3 000 yards in 8:02 I S, a track record. Willie Plant, champion Walker, failed to overcome a handi cap of 1.6 ysrds given to rrank Smuae of the I.os Angefes Ath letic rluh and was beaten about IS yards. Sliteen of Stanford's 75 points were mud.' by freshmen entrants. i making the Stanford varsity total (.9 points, at: 1 1 1 surely In second plsce. The Humbold! Athletic club was four In the meet with eight points. Italia Virtus, fifth with three points. Killed By Batted Ball PIIII.ADKI.PIIIA, May 2. James "Hud" llrndley. n pitcher for the rhllailclptiln pros bnne hnll team, wns klll.il this nftcr niM.n uiien a hattiil ImiII struck li.m In flu stoninclt, H htoictl m line drive from the hat of Ai-t Kliik, catcher on Lit IImm., the oppoolng tain, wliliii kiiiM-kiHl him down. Hi was ntili to complete the play to first base, anil then collapneil In the Ikiv. Ilrmlley was a star pitcher on nmntcur nlnea hen for a num ber of years, anil one season was given a trial by Connie .Mack with the Athletics, but fall.il la make good. , FOR SAI.K -Klegant $125 tailored suit. Never worn, will take 26. Musi he seen to be appreciated Call Olive SeiU, 539 Alamedn I'hone 233-M. M3-5 FOR SALE White Collie Rer'- r ed pups. $1S and $25. P: ni. 839-W or call 276 East Man St. O. K. Itae. M3-5 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. 137 First street. M3-6 FOR RKNT 4 room furnished apartment. Close in. Inquire Empire hotel. M3 Miscellaneous j .-u-J-u-u-Lnj-. -.nr. -u-u-LU '.n.-r,.,'. ..i uX.l.n n n n nn nr. I REMEMBER THE PRIDE you ! l took in that shiny new car? Para gon Aimo Laundry can make It look Just like that and do It quickly, too. 127 So. 11th (at Klamath Are. tor service. Phone 894-J. A27M27 lot a Is jnd 111 H "PAIRING Best mater-i prompt service, work shoe alove, lor less. Jack Frost. 3c 6tb St. J28U THE WAFFLE KITCHEN series re.-)' .ream waffles at all hours. 119 So. 9th St. AStf KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL 'should be included in plans for the oxpecled confinement. adv.-! A booster tor Klamath county nd Klamath Falls and every legit (mate induatry therein tbat's the Klamatb Newa. YES. WE WILL DO tha! team work for you. Phnne 667-V.'. M3 What We Think of Klamath Falls In the past two years we have seen fit to loan over one-half million dollars to Home Builders and on Business Buildings in your city, and to show what we think of your present growth and future prospects, we would like to loan you another half mil lion. Our business is to help you get that home you have dreamed of so long. We maintain a local office at 206 Hart Building, where you can have all informa tion as to our plans of payment, etc. THE PACIFIC SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Assets Over $9,000,000. Jack Slater, Local Representative. Phone 688. ' WHY PAY RENT? Let ll) build a small home for you. oniy $300 down, pick your own location and plans. Gordon Dixon, con tractor. Phone 629-J. Ml Jl 20,000 SEE YALE'S BOAT CREW DASH IN COAST LEAGUE ling up the game here today. The Batteries Genewich and O'Neill; I Red Sox got the winning run in the Ring and Henline. 10 innings. ! i ninth with two out. I score R.' H. E. Second Game R. H. E. 'New York 4 8 1 ' Poston 6 10 4' Roston 5 8 3 Philadelphia 12 16 4; Batteries Jones. Shawkey and. Batteries Ryan. Kamp. O'Neill,! O'Neill. Schang; Wingfield and Pic- Cousineau; Carlson and Wilson. inlch. i Olph. he looked to he rutheri I Tough Itn-nk had a tough break, boys." bV "Never hm! nn mi.rh naln M' I've I n tonkin' at the la litis room for over two ad sails ain't nothing much t I ain't been enlin' much "I klnda had ull over, but I'm 5' around." ' &! tried one of his home but il wns a weak effort. h lace reginiered the ptiln he l'HII.AIIKI.I'lll .May B. Twenty thousand spirtnfora saw the Vale vanity eight defeat Pennsylvania In tile triangular boat race on the Schuylkill river tills afternoon. Columbia was tlilnl. Junior varsity results: I'l-nnsylvniiln first; Yale sec ond: 4'ollinibla third. KrcNliinen eight result: Yale first; Pennsylvania soc oml; Columbia thin!. DAILY PEGS Written by Westbrook Peeler (II)- t'nlled Pre, l-essed Wlrel LOS ANGELES. May 2. Seven runs scored by Los Angeles in the fourth Inning today enabled them to to 4. Sacramento arove i-ayne irom Jeph Mnckmen the box In the tnird inning wun here $ to 8. four tallies, but Mllstead. who re- honder of the WASHINGTON, chamuion Senators defeat the Sacramento Solon. 8 j,rnni prB tnday when the Phlla-1 Jrom hehlnd and won 7 to 5 defeated them runs (cored in the seventh inning on Harris, star right a triple and four singles, won the Athletics, held the1 I NEW YORK, May 2. Dairy I Vance, Brooklyn's champion pitcher. May 2. The;wag knocked out of the box in the fell back into ' ...yenth inning, and the Giants came Three arrrr tft -n " r S 'th the entL.,.;.m of a man tellin the world some- tat, Jack Curley announces that the wrestlers who n ivmg a series of grunt concerts through the miaaie 'or more than . ve.r are a "lot of dirty crooks." E,rn io. the. n.laal.w.11 will have its wrestling, just as Kington insisted on its world series last fall when Ban P-on. the president of the American league, was tossing V t the occasion. The l.... rnurh for fishting. Some Kit-fighters rlevlcr. .,t there., auch as Morris Schlaiffer, Hudktns, both of Nebraska; Billy Britton of Kansas, "mniy Manrloll .r.d U.mln Smith of Chicago. But when P-rn to llr. .f 1 1 in reasonably swift so- "ew York .nd r.Lf:. the, other hand, wouldn't best wrestlers in the world 60 cents an hour. " the middlewesl ia sucker country for the wrestlers, as '"ly is, New York has been no David Harum n its lwer tradea. foe i h.. .IA hiarh orices for some speci- f didn't smell exactly fresh and then has bought the r Pcimens over attain. For instance, a champion puts Po'ka to n A-:.: :.u .vrite customer in New r few moth. later brings him to New York for I fmml t' I . . . . t T a lirnaa 'fit, which should have been furnished we nr. Bc in 1914 w- : n Mnines when a couple of fc wre.,er. came to town to grunt for the Polk county ""on'hip or some such title. We had known them u. where tk... i . wrestling show at P.-L n t I... iwmA in rather hy- P Moine. filled the Coliwuin to see them, even the bout was, as the boy. y, "all to 1" firr s ? H down to a matter of taste. Soma flTT"' heJr monr en Use AsjOrame. Other. w' tht, BuddlewMt wfll hav Ha wre-tHaf placed him, pitched shut-out ball. Score R- H. E. Sacramento 4 10 0 I.os Angeles 8 7 1 naileries Martin and Kochler; Payne. Mllsted and Knnls. SEATTLE, May 2. Oaklnnd took the fifth game of the aeries by de feating Senttle 13 to .1 here today. Score K. H. K. Onklnnd 13 U 2 Seattle 3 8 1 llalterles Krause and Heed; Sutherland. Moore and Baldwin. SAN FRANCISCO. May 2. San Francisco made It four out of five In the series today when it took the Salt Ike Bees down tne line oy a 4 to 3 tally. Score B- Salt Lake 3 10 2 San Francleco 4 10 0 Batteries McCabe, Hulvey and Peters; Pfeffer. Williams and Rit chie. PORTLAND. May 2. The Vernon Tigers, by outhittlng the Beavers, today took revenge and won an in teresting ball game. 4 to 2. The series now stands 3 games to 2 in favor of the locals. Score R- H' E' Vernon 10 0 rortland 2 S 2 Batteries Ludolph .Barfoot and Hannah; Mocker, Haaty and Tobln. American Awociation (tlv United Press Leased Wire) Toledo. 2; Kansas City 0 Indianapolis. 6; St. Paul, 4. IxiulBYille. 8; Minneapolis, 9. 13 Innings. Colnmbns, 4; Milwaukee. 4. Call ed In tenth. AMERICAN LEAGUE ,B, United Pre". Maaed Wlr) BOeTOH. May Ts Tankee. rto a ntsrta-tnstii rnr satatart am ni t - game. Senators, while Cleveland forged into Score R. H. E. the lead In the American league j Brooklyn 5 11 3 race by defeating Detroit 7 to 6 in'ew York 7 14 0 11 Innings. Batteries Vance, Grimes and De- Score R. H. E. 'berry. Taylor; Nehf. Scott and Sny- Phlladelphiu 8 9 Ijder. . Washington 2 9 II Butteries Harris nnd Cochrane; Coveleskie, Murberry nnd Ruel. CLEVELAND, May 2. With De troit three in the lead in the itist half of the ninth inning. Pat Mc Nuity, Cleveland outfielder, hit a home run on the third strike and stored two men ahead of him, 'y't'Klcineinnatl 3 the score. The Indians punched !p. . . PITTSBURGH. May 2. The Pitts burgh Pirates knocked three C'n-i cinnnti pitchers out of the box and j defeated the Reds 18 to 3 in a slug ging bee here today. The Pirates') sluggers gathered 14 runs in tbe; first three Innings and gathered In i four more tallies in the sixth. Score R. H. E. 5 1 15 2 Batteries Donohue, Benton, Bie mlller, Sheehan and Wlngo, Doug las; Meadows and Smith. over the winning run in the 11th, and took the game 8 to 7. This puts Speaker's charge in Ifrst place. Score R. H. E. Detroit 7 10 2 sx. LOUIS. May 2. After stag- Cleveland 10 lng a pitching duel with Kauffman Batteries ColllnB. Stoner and I for seven Innings, Al Sothoron Woodall: Smith. Speece, Miller and Myatt. 11 innings. CHICAGO, May 2. Willie Kamm slapped out a single In the seventh Inning today after two passea and an error had put the St. Louis Browns in the bole, and the White Sox won 4 to 1. Score R. H. E. St. Louis 14 2 Chicago 4 3 1 Retteries Danforth, VanGMder and Severeld; Faber and Schalk. NATIONAL LEAGUE Bv United Press leased Wire) PHILADELPHIA. May 2. The Phillies divided the first double header of the year with tha Braves here this afternoon, the Invaders taking a 10-lnnlng pitching dnel In the first game, while the Phils won a free-for-all bitting be la the second. - Flint Game U. B. . Boston Boston 4 it t PklIa44tBto ..........,v. weakened In the eighth, and the Cubs defeated the Cardinals 3 to 1. Score R. H. E. Chicago ., 3 11 1 St. Louia 18 0 Batteries Kaufmann. Bush and Hartnett; Sothoron, Sherdel and Goniales. RK PORTS DENIED WASHINGTON. May 2. Reports that strained relations between the United States and Mexico had led to the prospective return of Amer ican Ambassador Sheffield, are em phatically denied at the White House and the state department. ONE KIIJ.FD IN MAY DAY RIOT ROME, May 2. One fasclstl mil itlaman Is the reported toll of May day In Italy. The militiaman was killed In a ruction with Ravenna so cialist who were endeavoring to post political manifesto. MARONf) ATTK.TK)M Work ta If. at. Degree, louday, hp a sis s. mr. M K DkWTOH, W. U. Fast and Sure All ?ay long and day after day a good grain drill will accurately measure out millions of irregular shaped seeds. It will handle them at high speed but without injury. At the same time it will cut miles of trenches, drop the seeds to the bottom and cover them at an even depth. And if it is a fertilizer drill, it will measure out fertilizer and grass seed along with its other tasks. Yes, it takes a good drill to do this big job right and no other kind is worth having. , KENTUCKY GRAIN DRILLS For longer than most of us can remember, these drills have been making good in this locality. As our customers became better acquainted with its good work, the Kentucky grew rapidly in popularity. And because of this and its built-in convenience; the Kentucky has replaced many drills before they were worn out. The Kentucky is an "internal feed" drill, built in both plain and fertilizer styles, and can be pur chased with or without grass seed attachment With iCyou may sow grain, grass seed, and fertilizer, all at the same time, or one at a time. Come in and let's talk Kentucky, and look over the rest of our McCormick-Deering line. J. S. MILLS & SON Sixth and Klamath Ave. Phone 9 "Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better" McCormick-Deering Line Hi 111 r
