The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, June 25, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPi NEWS IBs 1 (1M II IS MO HERE Mifc win yi Lawkslball ismes the winter r IflO. II r.Bdr way completed Lissi. principal of tb. k. Inlereated In . ,ui fur the boys lo . .. .1. Ik BDd Wlierw nwmiiu I, k.ra Ilia opportunity lt bom team "" ..jibs outside gamea. ik. gVmnaalum of Iht L proved Insdeuuste for Luktllw" sesson. me er- llflng suincieai ruum will nut be repeated, glibly be avoided, Uld JjllSOD. of nwignt rrenrn, Oregon football ilir. m-epted position BS Lrvlar Id lha high school slag year, "pwiwi uld tl.lt and Inspection. j Frlnrlpal Jackson, the ,UI also carry noma of work. county high arhool fbla k ilira winter's coach- Lies such aa lc baa never L roolball pracllca will i las opening of achool marh. who will arrive Lki before Iba opening Hflslis plana and kh L'l awa. sluts and oilier supplies reWlsssa for lha arhool ntslri In lha building are Ls u fail aa poaalbla. Tba hea. wfclrh aa Injured bt ft will ba completely u4 uw aiiulpnienl ndded. JOE COFFMAN NARROWLY ESCAPES DROWNING IN LAKE WHEN SEIZED WITH CRAMPS; MURPHY TO RESCUE Thursday, June 25, 1925. ' Joe Coffman. Welterweight boier warn within 100 yard, of the dle tance arrow Agency lake t the alle of the IndUn convention at Wlul Kee yesterday afternoon, when he waa eelted with cramoa In th. ........... . uragg.n aboard a I knew then that he waa In a ww .u B eemi-conaclouB i i a w.v unA .... . 1.1... Murphy and Prank by Xrankle Kirk. About 1 o'clock In the afternoon Joe want to the lake aide with a party of trlenda and awlm to boat." aald Murphy luat night. "I thought he waa 'kidding me when na yelled fur help and when I look ed around he waa under the aur fare of the water. When he cane up hla fare wu blue and wrinkled bad m quick aa Kt. Louie. The I'lratea loat the flrat 11 to t. and won the other T to . So they are atlll one and bait gamea behind John Joaeph Me Oraw'a athletee. the bent of whom mm In th. Inflrmare with BOratnB after the Dodger. In the ! mnd fr.clur.., or ought to be. poaalble. We held our bafa over bla face to kee. i.is aun eff him, while we tried lo atralgliten out bla lege which were drawn un agalnet atarted the, hie atomuch. We finally ent theim tile a wager. Krankidi.wn n,i ih.n h.... ....Lin. hi. The (Jlaiita and Dodgers played tbelr second double header In two days, and split the profit again. " they did on Tueadny. The Olnnta tent their "kid" pitcher, Kent Orean field game of the day, and be flopped them, I to I. defeating Burleigh Crimea.' In the second, Tiny Oa borne, the only man In baaeball who can look down on Jeaa Wlllard and call hla ahorty.' held the Olanla to live hits, and beat them. to 1. For aight Inning the Olanta couldn't acore. . ""' .' - .. . Meanwbn the Pirate and Cards ire enjoying two rnnvulalona InHaute featherweight title held by Kid Kaplan, won a ten-round decision over "Dynamite" Murphy, Sacra mento bantamweight, here tonight. It waa Taylor's fight all the way. A circulation covering the elty of Klamath, Palls and the county of Klamath that's lbs Klamath News. . Browne's , Paint Store 1029 Main Street. Phone 75 Dynamite Murphy Beaten By Taylor OAKLAND. Jnne 14. Bud Tay lor, a little tow-headed featherweight from the coal belt around Terre lnd.. and aaplrant to tne r..r ana siurpny look a row boat arms and lea. In a abort time be and paddled along a few yards in begun to vomit wuter. but lie sure veu oi me swimmer. As he swsm , waa a alck looking boy niong (.oilman joked with the oc- When the bi.at reached the Indian eupania oi me boat. nut on two or camp Coffman waa carried to uree occasion remarked that be tent and given a thorough rub waa in a pomei of cold water. down and aoon 1rgan to show signs At the time the cramn Belted him I of recover . He pnmuulned . of the men ln the boat thought he was piii,, n hi eara and lunge, but e.uuiua anu paia no attention otherwise was none the worse for to bla first appeal fur aid. Joe's ( his esperlenre. bead want under water, but haj Cuffman aald that a he swam quickly came to the surface again, he struck pockets of waters that When he came to surface Murphy were aa cold as Ice. while In other noticed that bla face was writhing places the water was comparatively ss If he were In pain. Murphy warm, this ami the fjet, that the who waa clad In a pair of overalls and sweater jumped Into the wa ter and started for Coffman, hut be fore he reached Joe sank for the second time. When be came up again Murphy grabbed him under the arm pita and awam to the boat with blm, where with the assist ance of Kirk Coffman waa put Into the boat. "He waa doubled up Ilka a jack knife when he landed him In the TODAY'S STANDING PACIFIC OiAHT I.KAOCK 1ST LEAGUE little boxer had eaten lee cream and cake just before be atarted tbe swim la thought to have caused tbe cramps. h. ii.; k. k-iro I II 1 10 14 0 a-Orlffln. Williams and isdir, MrCsbe and Peters. W. L. Pet Ban Francisco S4 XI .711 1 Halt Lake 45 SS .& Seattle S9 S7 .MS Los Angeles S9 38 .&06 Oakland , 34 42 .447 Portland 32 40 .444 Sacramento S3 44 .4! Vernon 2 60 .367 Giants Still Lead National League As Pittsburgh Divides NEW YORK. June 24. Tbe sit uation nround the top of the Na tional league remained aa tight aa un old-time gueat of honor, when the Glume, the Dodgers slid tbe Pirates sheathed their hitting Instru ment Wednesday evening, after playing double header. Klamath Indian Convention FIGHT AGAINST AGE RAVAGES WOII I FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH DISCOVERED Fattier Time Baffled In Many Cases by Those Who Sue- gessfully Combat Advanced Years and Retain Youthful Vigor In Mind and Body leW F fy NATIONAL LKAfilR . W. 1.. 38 ....S4 n. ii. k. . w. u Pet. - 10 1 1 New York 88 24 .13 S 11 ! Plttaburgh S4 IS .59 n-Hnksr and Tobln; I Cincinnati 31 2 .617 nil Whitney. Brooklyn 32 SO .S16 , .81. Loula 2 IS- .4 n. II. B. Chicago : II 1 Philadelphia 27 33 .450 . 2 ll' 0 Boaton - 1 57 -s81 TrT'.'. "J"1 E- ""'d' AMKniCANLKArK wr asd Head. W. L. Prl- .. v Philadelphia 2 1 . E- Washington II - 4 Bl(,l0, SI 29 .6" - tS 17 1 gu Lom, 30 S4 .460 fl)-Pne and Spencer; rwtrnlt .. 2 23 .468 P lr. Cleveland " t New York 14 36 '" JlONAL LEAGUE Bo.ton " l "s n. ii. k - a l " 8 14 1 ' tlrlmea and Taylor: Hi d Snyder. Wnme H. II. E. P a is t ,k 1 5 2 P Onborne and Deberrv: Fr, Dean nnd Oowdy. De- 10 '14 1 1 6 - S H Iietts and Wilson: 1 O'Neill. How Be Discovered Best Constipation Relief CAKD OF THANKS We wish to expreaa our sincere thanka for the kindness and sym pathy shown by our msny friends during the loss of our bsby, and also for the beautiful floral offer ings. MR. AND MRS. P. If. CART WRItlHT AND FAMILY. J2S L J , Mr. Joseph F. Clus of Brooklyn, N. Y, writes "In the paM 20 rears I have been conusnny troubled with ,romtipaiion. . Every remedy I tried would work O.K. for a while but ooa failed. The only remedy 1 have been able to uw steadily with good results bavt been Carter's Little Liver Pills. I don't guess when I tike then I know I'm going to feel relieved." 2Sc st sll druggists. v Business rnerting irf the mornings. :K ::H . . .. : ... ' Blooded Horse racing, five bucking horses (only) of the best, relay races, tug-of-wars, novelty racing, water sports, air flights by Capt. A. R. French, former ly a' world war flyer of the Rainbow divi sion, every afternoon. '1V:.' ., ' , t . Dancing every evening, music furpish- . ed that delights the dancing public, war dancing at the campfire on the beach, auto racing, three days, in the afternoon, JuneV26, 27,:and ; 28. Boxing Friday . night, the best card ever produced in Klamath county. Bring your camp out- ' fits and enjoy life, excellent fishing, boat ing and bathing. Everybody is welcome. v' ! -7V '. - . . . . KLAMATH INDIAN CONVENTION GROUNDS, at WLUL-KSE, Follow the crowds and cars on the Dalles-California Highway. Your guide, a 21-foot banner at WLUL-KSE. jUmoetasUy we read in our Isadsne; eswspepeis of people who are living snenr yean more than the allot wa three eoore and tan. Amonc thoes menUoasd In the pset few weeks, the followlnc are mast intersetliwA and prove the eld erta. A man la ao Older ttaa he fitale - I A man In Turiuy eeUbrstsd his eoe Ihondred fUUeth lrthde.r by ataylns Owme tot the day. and sot dome any one. ju nae bh bvw wv". e now at'Wtdowsr. aorthera New Tork Womao, t years old, oeetsraa mat eroas-wi ousslee are made too easy. m A New Tork woman, 10S jeara old. cooks e dinner and danosa on her IBM birthday. A Calcaao woman, SS yssra eM, Is amwlrui bar thh-d est of teeth. A Brooklyn women, ltU years ow. for years a euttrseriet, would not vote at the last election, earing her.cholce would not need her Tote. A Pennsylvania man over 70 Tears of age la row new hair and teeth. A man down and out, mentally, physically and flnsnoliTry, at SS years of aere, graduated from a chiropractic aohoot with boners, when be was over 70, and at new Ttgorcoa and active. and looks 20 rears yonncer. A man wen past M playa golf dally and ebowa youthful eompatltora bow ancient game should be played. In aJI the above rests It clearly At SO, dhows Youth HOW Ancient j " Oame is Played ! shows that duration of life la not gov. , erned by time, but by what happens ; In the oourse of time. Does It amount . to a prolongation of Ufa M the body : la capable of thoroughly making use of Its most endurable and necessary nervoua tissue? Could an avoided shortening of life be considered a prolongation of life? Certainly It could for those . lndlvldue who. out of 10.000. die prematurely. Ageing Is a disease, and It seems that age Implacably attacke us: The question now arises as to whether we can corns to the assistance of nature, when It k working Imperfectly, and can we km prove the condition of thoes organs and glands which take ears of digestion, excretion, resplratlom' and the general purtncatloa of the bodyt , Ae a matter of fact, nwdlcme baa never striven toward any other good thsa the eonsbat of age. Only the It have the Intelligence to seek health.! Her Own Cake en) MM WrtMsy bur health, make aai I Ifli ejw Vm1,V Our question today ia how to live eurJ Uvea la the heat posslbls laanner, at) the highest attainable etneteneyt Thai human body is governed and ngusaui ed by our glsnde and the brain, Let but one of our glands atop function.': lng. or let it functloatmperfeetly and! Injuries to the body become manifest.! More and more we are forced to real-j Ise that the general and external an peara nee of the human body depende' upon tbe proper functioning of our glands. j In view of the natural connection; between glanda and health, our only problem Is to be surs our glands are. healthy and performing- thskr aornsst' functions. . What are Our danger atgtssle? Worry, blues, fear. Irritability. ner; vousnees. SSUSltlvoneen Batleaneaa ' sll-ln feellnsc and a tacsr at vit.ti are all danger signals and yon should ' neea them now. Kath. the wonderful: gland tonic, win feed and nourish! starved elands and brlnv them H- to their natural functioning a tat.. mm tne aid or Kath, the gland tonic. It ia easr to ' rtmr .v.' ciock or Time- end auirerin. --- kind wlU be ibenerlted by thle remark- able combtnatlon of gland products, which was perfected after -rmrm Laboratory research and experiment. 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