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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1925)
MATHNEWS SPORTSMEN INCHING NEW fip(nln of leuma " Ihn bacon. "'"I Hi""" "P- L,d the f..lltriic crews tour 1P! I a Iht rampage. "! " . I...nrh f IW0Dty gorsias elll be ou' ,h malar meeting of the an bPd last nlKht Id Ihe i roimnrrri- rooms. A. II. army In eilateuie ruiiiMiwa entirely i limbic I.y of offliira; ... eecurlng iimr me.i.... I once, unci ran then 'fin whin they auumuii. Tuesday, May 19, 1925. )!. funl Captain A K. Imffe,.. -Charlton I. 4l, ut "irrlti II I. ti .... Vain ( ""n"w",'r"","l'',"0'rt"rwlihlh.drau. Ymlcn, II. M. Il.ifl,,,,,, lAlumnni ."come acruae!"' """"" Miiii.MiuIn) Krncat Hevera Niiacneini.. Win. alchiealy Crumu I Mil i. ... i ... .. " """ ' ' " t r .'ibi Tin , rOHH tiiir ) " Captain II. II. Ilenner Nata oi- lernem, mir fiasa. I.. J. ,..ni jud HIE SOX IN FROM MACKMENiSH. roiumllifM nitwit, r,.,...-: .. . .. . .... " ...u,.. i. meeting last nlKlil. anl " '" waa shown In the work toward eecurlng adei,uie i,. waya at needed point and the in.! .lulling . . 1 I . . or ?o,l kJ . T" " T,'-I",hw ,",,-r ' "nportan... .rJ"- "Inning stretch Monday .by lor (Fort Klamath) ll..n Kau. (Mer- discussed at length, but ih. i... ...... .holding thorn tn 11 t,i, .,..1 feat waa about Ihe approaching ban-ia H'nnlng game at Chi iut. at whlrh the losing team In '"""' Thf'"n fared ftaumgartner ne membership drive will ., "a lirorea. Mack'a eipenalve ex league will not mean a area! deal thia season. Tho only change In the league lloaton, where lost, 6 to 4, with their op ponent The I'hllllea and the Carde battled for 10 Innings, the 8t. Loula llollla Thurston, the Arizona right' ,em """Ing out on top with a 10 10 victory. a cireDiitioa wttnn the city of 1 1 Klamath fall ind the count of I Klamath thai' the Klamath Nrm rill) Kenneth Hold (llonama.l The propoalllon aa It worked out al the meeting waa about aa fol lowa: Kaib raplnln haa ahanliile rommand oyer hla rrew. and ran make them obey orilera If he la big enough, and aa a atarter each meiii- wara.ber waa given a book of dmii,,i, rarda. with ordera u, fill It aa aoon ua poaallile, ami roiiin bark and gi. another. The drive la In he nu..i.. idI. mu k iiik Ih" only Halunlay morning, but you inn uivr waliere. The wlnnlna tinm ,., here will probably aft like mllllon- f'oiue In and aee the fun. alrra. Yreka Pitcher Fans 15 But Loses Came On Bad Throw In 13th Structural Strength Safes ErofKreff rCtrml prottcttd Thla Safe twrltt the UnOwnlkn' Label Southwell Stationery Co. S4 Main St. Phon. 602 Slobccrmck4s At it works, it's true But it doesn't prove out in practice this kend about salt as an aid to bird-catching. Neither does this superstition that there is Smething mysteriously "better" about eastern bricants merely because they cost more. very quart of Zerolene you buy proves the kuundlessness of this superstition. Pacific Coast Crude Is Best Zerolene is a western oil and a better oil yen if it does cost less. Asa matter of fact, the best crude petroleum p far discovered for the manufacture of a potor lubricant is obtained from Pacific Coast kells, and the most advanced refining process is lis Company's patented high-vacuum process Urinp thA ncA ff iarliiVi 7orrk1ono ie Cllhmitlpd i 15 positive checks for aualitv. -i j - Experienced Drivers Prefer Zerolene Experienced drivers know this that Zero- pe lubricates more cars in the Pacific Coast ptes than any other oil made heavy-duty FKks and hip-h-nHrpH ran ntike. Sunerstitions fro't work out in practice Zerolene will in Rase the gasoline mileage of your car, re- carbon accumulation in the cylinders and Fginen your car's working life. Whv nnv triKiitaA in t 4B.inA-etiilinn? Insist on ftftlene ur for if Kv w. a Wa a J M ataiaiaw Get the Facts! A aSrtea r,t iiut I I I .twiW. L.j .IVlCJCIIUCni BU1U UIIMIIIUU IVJIVIIB " KexPricnce of large users with Zerolene has been in our hnoltW ''Wko Pev Trihufe to a Suoer rj1?" Ask any Standard Oil Company representttivs prolenede.Jerforacopy. Insift on ZEROLENE even if it does COSTLESS F&ARD OIL COMPANY (CALIFORNIA) perlmenl. The White Koa r.m. n from behind In the ninth Inning ' putting over two run.. Another In the fourteenth gave them the 6 to f vlitory. It aa a day of iipkm through out Hie American liuKlle arlicdiile ll.nnv Knrr. pll.hlni; fr ihe In diana, buttled agalnat .Mncrlilge. Hub- Mi f'l.ol'l). t allf.. May H .- - 0,',Hn " Marberry. winning iSpn l,, The Ncwal - Yreka mine "V"r "'" K'"n,,,"'. to 6. out on the lung end of a l- thirteen T'"! Yanl1" "a Kame In Detroit, 'inning plti hi r'a ballle between II. S '" 7- ""'r of the atrunge re .Melten of Yreka and C. Kllgur of ,ulu of ,he la)'-an event whloh MiCloud Bunduy. Melten pllihed a "UB,"'d t,,B Tlgera to bottom po 'maaterful gmne. ntrlklng out 16 "'""n ""' k-1"ue Handing. Uoa-; ;men. He deaerveil a win, and might;'"11 als0 won' ,akln! 12 to 7 vlc- ;have had It. but for an overthrow ",ry ,r"ln ,he ,,r"wn 'n HI. Loula. ! iln the 13th Inning by Catcher Din- ",e Nu""nl league, the Dod-1 jklna, who tried to nail a l)unaniulrR,r" "K,"'I,e1 ""-'r l'i on aecond i I player al third. The ball wenl S pla''" ,,y wlnnin over Plttaburgh. : I feet over the third baaeman. and1'2 7" The !,,l,t"' however, won "J a acore oi to z over f'hlraen the game went to McCloud. Illuei akiea brought a big crowd to the league opener. flub R. II. B. McCloud 1 10 3 Yreku o 7 1 Katleriea Kllgan and liurlon; Mrtten and Dlnkln. .ciiKwieinag ine oeuei inat a po altlon aa runner-up in the National Poor Eyesight la a drain naoa year aarvea yoar heallb, aaa year i poaltioa. Why auffer whea tha reaiely Ilea In torrertly fitted glaaea. Aak any wtarar of glaaica. Our examination oi the eyea i very complete. We have and uae the latest Inatru mrnta known to the optical rleiice. DR. GOBLE Eyea Examined QUICK SERVICE 70S Main Btrea niaaaea Framra Cronad Repaired Take a CHICKEN . , vrrlay . with you r- ,. -. Fried or roasted, on your outing trip, huntinu, fish ing or picnicking, or for your Sunday dinner yt lb. broiler, done as you like it, $1.00 delivered to your door. JOY& JOE EVANS Phone 400-M fags) Five i m r- ZZZT v A?$k . II w.vaa Jar T ir. , dWort mode -fKfc fo order j i HAINES THE FURNACE MAN 1023 Main Phone 323 i Blacktox Reported To Be Playing Semi-Pro Ball In Eastern Ore. IA)H A.!-XKH, May IH. llu.k UVnvrr, llilck (innHI find NMi'tlf ItUhurK. Mho wi'n lianl-Ji-ttl fnini onciinlMMl tut II tn into, following the ('lilrmco Will to So nnil 4tnrlnnut HmIm ItrtlM-ry hi'MH iliil, wrr1 n'port'il lirro lo 1m i1iiIiik In nn vast (rKon ImKiif. liaiidil UIU4 rMrtf'l playiiiK llilnl Iiuhi for tho Ijifirnmlr (rum, miit tn kiiIiI to Im KoIiik umlrr tin llllltM1 Of (sflNM'tt. KlntHTfC known iM VilIlntn, nn.l WVuvit Kimm Ivy thr nni of I loll.. TIME TO GET IN TO In annthv place In thla paper is printed the standing of contest ants. Mn, Onldaworthy la atill In the lead. Who will be in the lead tomorrow? It only takes a few Ruhttrrlptlnn payments to put any one of the contestants at the head of the Hat. Thin will be an Interesting race, both for the contestants and their friend. Wntrh for the published standing which appears In the paper every day. See which one of your frlendH heads Ihe list from day to day.' If you are helping some con testant that hasn't a very good showing, help them out hy giving them your subscription for as long a time aa possible. Contestants, don't forget that the first "period" of the contest closes Monday night. 9 p. m. on June 1. For every $30 in subscription pay ments turned in up to that time 200,000 extri. votes will be Issued. You can't afford to let this first period of the contest pass by with. out putting forth all the energy possible to get both new and re newal payments to the News. After the close of this period, you will have to work much harder to keep ahead of the other contestants. Some of the contestants are work ing real bard for these bonus votes. If you are one that Is not, why not? This contest closes on Monday night, 9 P. m., Jne 15- At tDat time the Judges will cot" votes nad the prlies will be award ed to the highest contestants. Will you be one of the lucky ones? NEW CITY LAUNDRY SOLD FOR $20,000 rwrinn MnrAulev and Marshall Field, enperlcnced lanndrymen ofj Corvnllls. closed a deal here Satur-j day for the New City Inundry, tak ing over the ownership and manage ment of the Linkvllle plant from Frank Nnkntn. The consideration was approximately $20,000. The new owners plan to make ex tensive Improvements and to in crease tho capacity of the Nakataj plant, which has been run by the .me management for the past 13 years. The deal which was closed Satur day has been pcndlns since April. Naknta will assist the new owners familiar with the trade here, and then he plnns to leave for, California. Cat! aflatt. 5ffik4i For Every Room "t" '-V I CLAUD H. DAVIS, FURNITURE An Enduring ujrrerence Glidden Endurance Paint is made to endure, and because through years it has measured up to its claims, it has earned a right to its name. Every can sold is backed with a guarantee of satisfaction. 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