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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1925)
dfcTnir Is'Nations Must Arm, I Heads L Arbiter Advice of Admiral VW Auxiliary V- avnwvv V. a. W.. J. .to an -r - X ,0. (rnltl only brief- pi pru in th conven- k if ludupen ' u plebiscite Lib"' ''"" Kirttor t'l-i"""' -,,. commission. IM, Jl" l'"r,h- ,v,ti thee, guar- blnl Judgea nT.- lull ! on i I'olomhlan and announces RYDNKV. N. 8. W, July HO (United Newel Insofar she l financially able, ery nation mul runtime! war craft lu the limit al iiwd under Ihe terms of the Weah. Ington agreement, Ailmlrul lloberl K. Coonli. conununder of I he vIhII- . .. . i ... nciiiionru f m ocraaloaa for Ing United Htnlee flel, declared. In 'Zi iudUpcnslhKan Interview Wednesday. "Thin In neceesary unless nut liina If ft behind In the rare fur mllliury aupremary ere assured protection," lb commander aald. Commenting on Ihe final personnel manning lha visiting veasala, Coonli declared that III I'nltcil Htetea Bull urn of loduy wira niorH Intellectual and of finer moral fibre than those he brouKhl here In IOiih. Thara have baan only ten caaaa of over-slaved liberty thus far among lha 11,000 aallora here, Coonli aald whlla on lha previous vlalt thara war mora than too am a instances. DC II DOW an ru vhlrh recently was !(B arbitral decision lldl. Iloib Chile Id tta territory, and (dp wu mutually krbltntor. Ha ruled ihoutd ba livid to Irk couatry lha die- hould belong. Thla JMw,'.liW 31. 1925. " JIKX'H WOIMT FAt'l.TH IIKIIKKI.KY. Calif., July JO. Men'e worst faulla ara egotism, eelf lahnaaa, meanneea and diinilnatlna. Thaaa tralla ware mnat frequently menllnnad In a poll of (00 "arhool ma'ania" aludylni pedagogy at the MM wllb lha wl.haai"ummr ""loB ot lolveralty of ; i aiiiurui. lrood ronnldfriiti)f 1CINN1NG Ilster team u.,laaaEfoyeaterday(aCe 7H901 ...N VMS IOO,(MMI,IMHI Ut.W ' " C.nlr.1 r,. tkMji"- Mra. Hoy P,irK.k, WichiU rotninandfr of the Kanui tUU aunliary of thr Duabled Amet wan Vrtrrana of the World War, aa alrct-d national commander of the aunliary (t the ronrcn lion held rrerntly in Omaha. Mra. Patrick trr.rrl ovrr.eaa at a Krd Croe. ourte durioe the World War. 8 IIKItl.l.M. July SO An American. banklnc, aroup la planning a $100 009.1100 loan to revive Herman . Jaly M.-nFilnnlnirlrltlur, ,cror(ln ,0 ucoflrme(1 of rebabllltatlng rim ablch (lumped la (he American It plirt la leaa than York buyera have pliyrn from lha 81. tra iMfue troupe. third btteman (III- k Van tnd Marqula aitt TtMday, acrnrd k. buiieta manager I UirqtU will coma' fiiii Maer two will liakt tat tprtng. Id for ike men waa It u uld that Itan at ba Yaoka flrtd II Ike trana- rumora circulated about lha bourae. HWIMMKIt IIKADY . I'AKIR. July 30. (iertrude Kd erlii, the American Kirl awlinmer, plana to make her attempt to crone the Kncllah channel on Saturday, weaiher permitting. AaiiM Bud Treah Couaiiia lavc Mr. and Mra. liar nell. coualna of Mra. lna Knnwlea land Mr. and Mra. A. It. Camnbell. have returned to their home In Terre llaule. Indiana, after an enjoyable vU.il in the Klnnmih country. Mr. and Mra. Darnell. Mr. and Mra. Campbell and their eon. Irvln. left yeaterday. tor Craler lake. The vlallnra will leave Immediately fur their home In the eaat, Mr. and Mr. Campbell in remain at the luke. r turning Hnndny wriernoon. LET'S PLAY THE CAME FAIR, FELLOWS (The following la from the pen ot I reier B. Twltly ot the Department of Plah and Game of (ieorgla, and waa primed In pamphlet form for dlttributlon among the tporlamen of that elate. But the aenllment la urn that It will be appreciated by lha tporlamen of Oregon Juit as highly aa It waa by the good fellowt of the alater elate acrota Ihe conti nent. Kd. J Kvory game ha its rulrt, and every player who la a real uporlt man abide by them. The refereea and the timplrea are put In Ihe game flrat to warn the pluyen of these rulm, and then to enforce ihe regn lallune. In football, no player can ttarl out ahead of hla teanimatea without be ing "offalde." Ilia entire 'team la Pauallted whan ha trim lu gut uwu ahead of lha raferee'a whlalle, and If he breaka the rulct too often he la tout to the aide llnea. In baaeball, tha plnyera all come In together and gp Into the field at tha aama lima. If one man trlea to lake advantage ot lha otbera, be la llher fined or ejected from the game. Rometlmea ha geta both. In golf there are wry atrlct rulea, vlolallona of which are regarded aa dlai'oulnalea lo lha other ulayera. Tha golfer who doeii not count bia arore directly la eapicially obnotloua and la toon oalraclaed. In fool boll, baaeball, golf, tennla, and in all other gamea, the players muat abide by the rulea and keep "within bounda." If the violator! of tha rulea are not caught and pen allied Ihey nl leaat have the pangs of guilty conaclunrea, and are un popular with the lellowa who do "lota fair." Hunting and flatting are two of lha greatest games In the world. Once the sport of kings, they now provide recreation and pleasure for rich and poor alike. There la noth ing mora fascinating than a Journey through the fields with a good dog, or a day by a river or lake with a good rod and reel. Tha game and fish Iowa are the rulea for hunting and fishing. The Islate game and fish commiaafoner and the various game wardena are jthe refereea and umplrea.-- The officials are not Injected Into the gamea aa "killjoys" or Interlop ers. They are there to aid the hun-ett-to-goodnesa sportsmen, who com pose the vast majority of the hunt ers and fishermen. Their first duty ! la to make the rulea plain, and then to aee that these rulea are lived lP ! 'r. V ... ; All they ask 1 but you don't get "offside" by. bunting a few days ahead of the open season. In an ef fort to get a atart on the other fel lows, or miscount your score, like the golfer doea bla strokes, and bag mora gam than the legul limit. They don't want you to bait your fielda, drawing all lha game birds from adjoining farms, and slaughter the birds by the tcoro, while the other fellow falls to get even a fair ahot - . - The game and fish department la not Intereated In any Individual, in any community, in anv count, or In any diatrlct. It la working for the aportamen everywhere. Ho let'a be real sportsmen, fel lows Let's wait fur tha referee'a whistle and not try to edge over the line for Ihe flrat tackle or a ques tionable touchdown. Let'a count our acore correctly, and not go be yond the limit fixed In the rule book. Lt'e live up to the rulea of the hunting and fiahlng game, aod persuade our companions to do likewise. KLAMATH VALLKY HOSPITAL. Beat accommodations and care In confinement. ode. 17 Clearance aale on allk dresses at Bee He fn's Dreaa Shop for only 19. 0 and $14.60. J30 Al UOTEL ASTOD teat ft Ha LeaAaaUs EVERT ROOM la PRIVATE TOILET 50 ft Baths New. Modern dote to Shopping Dial net and Theatree FREE CARACE Tariff from tt.SO PELICAN LUNCH The Home of the Pellcaa STEW th. Off Mala. KODAK FINISHING in at out at 6 p. m. The Peailey't 1 Oppoaita Court Hcuse The biggest rertiirllnn ever heard of in allk dr enact at Bee Hegin's Dress Shop. Hi So. Seventh HI. J30 Al p Again Will the bride be as radiantly beautiful or the bridegroom so handsome as on their wedding eve. V Not Preserve that beauty? ; . . Only Way ' Is to have a bridal picture taken. Tlie Bride And groom in our windows next week. A furnace in your home .will keep the summer at your command all win . ter. Prices $135 up. Phone 371. Lt A I IT I I 6 Teaspoons of a good pattern make a nice start for a chest of silver. The newlyweds have the teaspoons in Century pattern (Holmes & Edwards) as a token of our good wishes for them. We will help other friends select pieces of silver or other gifts for their home. H. J. Winters, Jeweler 712 Main St. ' For Dainty Under things The kind that give the gown good lines 7" - Drop In and See Our Display We: Hiave a : Complete Trousseau for the Bride. BARNHART'S Arch Preservers for August August is a har.d month for feet, but the busy woman in town or country will find instant comfort by wearing Arch Preserver shoes. They give longer service than other footwear. They are stylish also, and comfort! They put the EE in feet. Just received a splendid assort ment of children's new fall school shoes in oxfords and high shoes. Mr. Man, meet the new fall styles. They will make an instant hit with you. We always suggest Luxite hosiery for all the family. paMaMg P The shop wKere foot trouble ends. Houston & Jester eie ft , I 9liJ lYItun. v "KEEPS THE FOOT WELL" "KEEPS THE FOOT WELL"
