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Page Six Tuesday. September 2, 1025 BABE ADMITS HE WAS WRONG AND D AlTTl)p IIU IS SORRY. BUT HUGGINS UNMOVED H KAIL MA 1 1 tit Id CLEARLY STATED Oregon Trunk. It bellev. that "! FIRST DAY OF COAL plana should t fully npiinne.l wltlt- ul any d..lructlv. contpotlU.m on , STRIKE IS PEACEFUL IIIH n HI vn r.uu nuu rpasmi htaieu mm wir ouuinvm - (Continual from Pajrc Tlircr) Till Southern 1'aiiflc's position ia. further, (hat of Ihe lintlier of a aoc- I'lfle pr.iR.rnni gives a comiueie ronipri-lii'iialvo transportation for (hia section, ro-ftrillnaloti In evory re aped: that tun Southern I'ailf Ic ha actively and vigorously carried for ward ila plana. pent suin of mono runnlMK mio int. willioni in ( development airwuuy; mm r-.'u. -... . NEW YORK. Sept. 1. (United I A thoroughly suldueil Ruth, who Newt) Babe Ruth, will ha for-'had become tearful earlier In the' given and reinstated, as an active day during an Interview with Mra. I member of the New York Yan- Ruth, humbly lock a lecture from kee. If he does three things. Miller Col. Jacob Ruppert. owner of the Hugging, Yank manager, announced Yanks, that must have been decld-j Tuesday. Ruth must apologise ade- edly sour to the one-time ruler of i quately for recent statements and home run domain. Then Ruth start-' action, he must realize that be is cd tor the barll park. not boss of the club and must give; The huge play boy approached n whioh i. ..,n m .nnnnrt rail assurances to extend his test ef- ,ne tny manager rather timorously, j ws). linn of tnM irctloD cannot bo forta to the team, Hugglns said. no said noma things sluco hla sus-j measured bv anv narrow atrip aloni; Huggins. despite the fact that he pension which Hugglns might still . t lio sldea of the railway right of had il-ruscruely sent Ruth on fc's ; remember. jway. but. broadly, the timber of an way when the Babe aought an in-1 .. Mmer rd llte ,0 ,ant mat. entire district Is naturally tributary tarvlew before Tuesday's game, ap-l(ers over wth you Ru(h a,di 1to ,he railway lines serving that peared in a genial mood. The the bellgerem;e gone trom his ' section, and In this instance Is essen- Yankees nave aammisierea a suuuu voce , Ua, , ,he go,,,!,,.,,, iactfic if It is Terv radically it it fulls to secure ap- tannlng to the Boston Red Sox ... . ,. .. . ., . , ,,, .... i. , The timber i ... ,,., . .h.i. i... the in. . .J,. v . ... i ., i i naven i got ume 10 iaia to --" -------,,,,..,. - - .... gins' attitude toward the errant home run artist. WILKKSIIAItltK, I'a., Sept. 1. Th first day of Ihe anthracite coal strike passed quietly. II was tree of disorders and the Idleness ot the mines confirmed enrllcr reports that the strike had been completely effective. Pair Kee "Pirates of I'e&sance Pacific lines are geographically so ; (-,, .1,. snt. S- situated as best to serve tins lerrl- lory, be-sldcs the fact the Southern I Pacific has been thn one home com-1 pany for a long period of tlmu. 1 The Southern Pacific feels thut It, Kulr Return Hum-mini must point out as a business institu tion It is obliged to look forward to; a fair return witnto a reasonanie time upon the money It Invests and It may be obliged to modify Us plans "I'm willing to reinstate Babe.", 'I haven't you" came Hugglns' gruff reply 1 ' brought, not from a narrow strip terstate commerce, commission, since Wellhow about tomorrow then,"!alon ,he r"tht of way' bl" by lo- each line therein Is to such a great ging roans extending lor many mites i extent interdependent upon lite oin- urged the Babe. ... ik. .illv.v .... I..- .1 ...... I. ... ..n , . 1 1 .... -y L ....... Huggina said, "but he must,pieet Listen. KUtn, wnen 1 10 1 lines of the railway Is brought down mltted to compete with Its proposed my terms. His reinstatement won't talK to 5011 1 11 seno 'or ou. nug- tQ , m11s. ll(nM 0 U(.h ,ent wmlld m,keI be Immediate, however, even if he Kins retorted, thata all For example, a very large area of 'doubtful the prospect for fslr return does come clear. I think Ruth) Ruth 's in the club house tor ( territory, the Sprague river valley upon the money to be Invested. At. needs two or three days to think half an hour and when he emerged, and jne Syclin aaA Williamson the best, with all the traffic that! things over and then I'll talk to he shook hla head sadly to news-; rlvers and up aUm(. tue NaIron Cut-! can be developed In this section, the him." jpapermen nearby. "He won't talk."joff TOU8l contribute to the Klamath southern f'nclflc can only conclude Jc-y wreathed Ruth's face at the he lamented. "No I didn't apolo-1 nilMs vla the strahorn lines It they that It will be some years, even with j news, banishing the clouds that had ' glie, but I'm willing to go half are to be kept going and growing, the most vigorous co-operstlon by i gathered when he was summarily I way." jand the business these mills create, the railroad and this section before! dismissed by Hugglns earlier in the The decision to see Hugglns and f, in turn essentiol to the support it ran expect a reasonable return on i day. 1 possibly Iron out their differences ; 0( the lines proposed by the South-1 its new Investment of SSS. 000.000 1 "Sure, I was a fool to say those ', apparently came after the Interview ern Pacific. things that I did in St. Louis and! with Ruppert. Just before visiting j Destructive Competition Chicago," the Babe admitted. "lthe Yanks' owner. Ruth and hla j Competitive development of tlm guess its up to me to attempt an-1 wife', who Is 111. Jointly denied that ber ran be carried on detrimentally other lntervtev.- with Hugglns. now. rumors of trouble between them just as can the competitive develop Ill be glad to explain things to 'existed. They scoffed at the talk intent ot railway lines. The only him." . cf booie and women. . . I markets available are those devel- joped by the energy of the mill op jerators, and they determine demand . j for any particular kind of timber product. It would be unfortunate for Klamath Falls or any other sec tion it destructive competition were engendered that would weaken or disturb its growing Industries. These industries are entitled to the mar kets they create. The Southern Pacific points out that the Oregon Trunk has proposed two lines, one closely paralleling Its Natron 9ut-off or Involving the com mon use of the Naoron Cut-off. ATHLETICS 7-3 ! GETS DRAW IN IN FIRST GAMEl HARD BATTLE as pointed out by the chairman of its board, Mr. Henry W. I )c Forest. ... , - y Uarly In Ihe day you're done. Toll and torture, you have none Huppy home from sun to sun Van Fleet's Serviceman ciaya: Let a washer i-rtug wsshday satisfaction to your home. The dodo bird Is buliu,ng a nest in the old wash tub it's day Is done. Terms to suit and service too. STATE IRRIGATION VAV VI.KCT'H lYlfctlSI MOTOR SHOP 308 Main Nt. l Iiuy Phono 73H. Night BTI SALKM. Sept. 1. The state Irrl-i gallon securities commission willj- meet here' Wednesday to consider K Maim nt Ilia l-!ll P!nf Txmaln'rX jand Silver Lake Irrigation districts , ' for additional state aid. I Appeal for the relief of the Silver ; I Lake project, it la understood, will . be made to the commission at this time. i' MJ. W, W. Inglla, spokesman tor the operators. Issued statement at ttrranlon. declaring the minora could have avoided the suspension If they had agreed that production continue ssatui, FRANCISCO. Sept. 1. ! News) Frankie .Murphy ! which from newspaper reports, but and Jce Hughes, light heavyweight not fr0m any authoritative state- U . . A ..... h A . J.aw In ih, I . ... . . nesday s tattle . grounds, the busi- "" men", u is proper 10 say nas oeen ness of baseball might have become maln "ent t0?ignt efo , iapparenUy abandoned: the other, the secondary matter Tuesday had;'arse ana enlu's"'sc l -'" ; ne coming down from Bend almost uurui uu. iuo oi6 10 natron vut-oii, out not so tar out NEW YORK. Sept. 1. (United j ff Vwl With Valf tho m.l, lLn"(d teams resting or enroute to Wed- See ' "Pirates' of - Penzance' Grounds. Sept. 3-4. Talr I S3 , not the respective league leaders been among the working clul-3. """u"a"' - wnai wouia oeprive mat line ot a Both the Pirates and the Senators a and ,lgnt "ower? here crowd-great deal of traffic, and then at its ea me nan ueiure me oen raug , souiuern eno paralleling ine exisi- the main ' lng as well as some of the projected event. -I lines of the Strahorn system, to the I Tim two l-attlers trained faith-(very great detriment ot the latter. nlavH anil wnn Washington out-did the Athletics 'ca,llng to men ttp for before noUy Washington rooters by a scdm Ul 7 lu i. rt was -tire-first of a two game series in the SPECIALS In Victrola Still on t SHEPHERD'S I fully for the gd ahd KefeIn" pooo 1 The Southern Pacific states there ronitai Th i m aiinnin imrr, condition, but fought a cautious has been an assumption, its plunew th. nn.iir,. nt ,n.i..j.-. w.i... fight throughout. In the former, having been announced and adopted, Johnson pitcher ' b-ale Murphy floored Hughes three The Senators are now four andl,ime!, and ln 'oni8nt- uhe one-half games ahead of the A's.jwal' """ned to cover up and side whose loss Tueeday was theirl8teP when the New Oj'e111' J"80 I Biariea nia euucaieu icii-uauu shade ot the go, by virtue of do ing most ot 'the leading. aavanth tltjirht Thn rlafaot morla It imnossibl. for the Athieiie. tn! hooks. Murphy seemed to have a go into the four game Philadelphia Washington series opening Labor Day In the Quaker city, abreast of the Senators. The Yanks beat Boston at New York ln the only other game in the league, 2 to 1. It was the 89th defeat of the season tor the Red Sox. In the National league the Pirates that this region will secure the ser vice covered thereby Irrespective of what may happen to the Oregon Trunk's plans. This assumption, it desires to point out, is necessarily in error. Its plans are subject to interstate commerce commission ap proval Just as are the plans of the UOTEL AST OR I EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 1 50 Baths . . New. Modern dose to Shopping District and Theatres FREE GARAGE . I Tar from SI M SELECTS DOME mtS rafajsfHssaWBV NOQHON BOOWKMaSHaVaVBaal KODAK FINISHING In at 9 out at S p. m. The Peuley's ' Opposite Court House REAL ESTATE LOANS A Savings Account Is an armor ot peace. In dependence In tlmo of need. Is that worthwhile? Then tart now. 12.20 saved month ly for 240 months ln The Western Savings & Loan As sociation earns $472.00 of II. 9S for every monthly de posit. ' , again beat the Phillies, 10 to 3. and increased Pittsburgh's lead over the Giants to seven and one half games. The runs scored were the same as those of the Philadelphia-Pittsburgh game ot Monday. Tuesdays defeat dropped the The recent victory of the Pitts burgh Pirates over the Giants In their "crucial series," which left the Pirates perched farther in the lead in the National league race, was a source of great joy to the Pittsburg ers and their followers. For it was a similar series in 1921 that ruined the hopes of the Iluccan Phils Into . the . cellar and caused ' eers ,or a PenIlant ana led the great cheering In Boston, whose I Giants on their four-year reign, team by a virtue of a 2 to 0 win Tosslbly those who follow the do over the Cubs bounded out of the 'ings of the National league studious basement. There were no other y wm recall the situation and the games in the National league. j ultimate result. Bnt there are many I who have forgotten the hectic days. See "Pirates of Penzance." Grounds, Sept. 3-4. - Fair S2 When the two teams met in the first of a five-game series on August n. .-. . i. n i r .i in . . uo. MwuiiiuiuuaiioDs ana care in confinement. ade. 17 KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. . burg team was seven and half games ahead of the New York out- V fit. The Pirates were cocky. Thej long lead, the short time left before the end of the schedule, and the un certain condition of McGraw's pitch ing staff, gave the visitors conti-. dence In large bucketsful. ' The Giants went into the series' fully alive to the fact that only an ! overwhelming victory in the series I would give them an outside chance j at the flug. Even the loyal Giant j fans and there always have been i thousands ot them saw little in the situation to cheer them. The Cardi nals had justllcked the Giants three out of four games. The parting shot fired by the westerners was a defeat. SMITH & THEISEN I'ndrrwood UUig. Insurance Fire at Automobile Investments One Balraman . Wanted (Continued on 1'ngo Hevcn) $5.00 The Only Way You Can Be Sure $5.00 The one way you can be sure of getting the most satisfactory washing machine is by an actual test. The Zenith wins by comparison. This comparison can best be made in your own home, doing your own washing. Do not discount the claims we make for the Zenith washer. ; This coupon is good for Five Dollars oh the purchase price of a Zenith washer if presented at the Fair. ' Without obligation on my part you may del iver and demonstrate your Zenith washer. My Address Is: Name Town Street Phone i.... fctJ'1"'.' V BIG FAIR DANCE -MERRILL-Friday Night "Dance 'til Dawn." Let Sailing's Orchestra. Klamath County FAIR AND PRODUCTS SHOW Klamath Falls September 3, 4 and 5, 1925 1 $4,500 in Premiums $200 in Special Cash Prizes $300 Worth of Special Awards Every Day AaM. harness, Running Race. Comic Opera Thursday and Friday Nights. Klamath County Welcomes You. . It AIM ... S. '"he.. H,. I1 BOXING Scandinavian Hail Saturday Night Sept. 5 - i . 1., ' The Best Card Offered Local Fans This Year . r 1 1 HERE IT IS Main Event j ni Earl Ritchie vt. Sammy Olsen Heavies both 1 96 lbs. 1 0 roumk Semi-Windup Kid Starkey v. Duke Evans Welterweights ' 6 Rounds ) ; Special Event Chuck Sam vs. Stanley Morris . Middleweights 1 60 lbs. 6 Roun5 One 4-Round Bout .with principals yd to Be picked up. Auspices, - ; Klamath fails Municipal Bffi Commission 8'als on Kalo lloRlnning This Morning At Ihi ' Miiccii and Eagle. Don't Forget To bring your sairiples of grain in as I M " the market for all kinds of grain this year.,.., A carload of farm machinery will arrive a ect irom the factory on or about September W This car will consist of spreaders, wp disc,' spring-tooth and peg-tooth harrows. I am offering fnr immediate sale two x' McDonald pitless scale's at $100 each with 1W discount for cash. ,. , - - . .. . . j . J. W. KERNS Mollne bistributor Farm Implements, Cream Separators W1 Maciiines. Faneina. H. Grain. Feed Mollne Distributor : or.,, liines. Fencing. Ha ' Grain. Feed ' :m w - - a w -' - 1303 So. 6th St. I Pho7 Klamath Falls, Ore.
