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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1925)
Saturday Septt'tnln-r K, li25 Page Six t Hrf-tti rfiJt-CUTCHsrj PACKED HOUSE EXPECTED TO SEE I : K, F. FJGHT SEASON OPEN TONIGHT .wiTrK-nw" ,-nmm"m IS WIUi 30' rounds of" boxing scbed- le out before the half-way mark iiIchI for 1118 first card of the sea-Hut Kin-hie and his friends, a well Hon tonight al the Scandinavian 'as those innocent bystanders who Hall local fans are looking forward have watched both Ritchie and Ol to seeing a pleasant spoiling evening' son work out don't think so. which will start with the curtain' The semt-wlndup between Duke raiser and gradually got better until Kvuns and Kid Starkey should he the headllner starts and then fin-1 something no local tic.ht fan should ishes. 'miss. Starkey las proven bimsi-lf Without a doubt the headllner! game to the last in bis previous between Sammy Olson und Earl bouts here, and the fact that Kvans Ritchie will bo an ace In the card is doped to have a shade the nd deck. ' Rl.rhie's showing" against vantage should Rive li tin ample op Franfcle Murphy on the night opportunity to doiuoii-trate his spunk July 5 entitles him to nothing but land aggressiveness, the acme of expectancy fur the bont j The entire card is unusually well tonight.' Sammy Olson, w ho beat balanced. Promoter Karl llrown Hocky Strambo and several others has determined to give the total here last season. Is sure to go over'ficjit enthusiasts all that is to be big. The two men are fairly evenly ( had this season. If ho matches matched. Some predict the bont thein all as well as this card tonight will not go orei- half the scheduled I seems to be he will have little dif 10 rounds, that Olson will lay Hitch- ficulty In getting a packed house. Senators Climb 1; Pirates Go Down 1 NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (United News) In the only game of the American League Priday Washing ton went through the motions of playing and smothered the extreme ly humble Boston Red Sox, who are apparently trying to roll up 100 losses fn- the season. The score' whs 9 to J. This gives Wash ington a six-game lead over the Phila. - Athletics, who were idle There were no other games in the circuit. The Pittsburgh Pirates, chesty leaders of the National league, had to lose some time and the Friday, when the St. Louts Cardinals LAKEVIEW ASKS K. F. TO JOININ BIG CELEBRATION .ft- y It -.vv ,7 IMF ' " 'W-V-4-V- tT-it. "1 sas-w I hoinr of lir " ' Thl.1 Store Will Bu ' Clpsod Al Day Mpn.,Sept?. New Fall Hats $5 to $6.50 New Velours, and Feltf in "Mellowfit" HaU Following weeks of planning and preparations, the drama of the old west is to be re-enacted at Lake view again this year, on today, to morrow and Monday, when the picWil ed men and women riders of the I and more- The K"wdup and last great ran-e gather In that place Countv F,llr- whl,h wil1 ue "lased to pit their skill against the wildest!111 conjunction with the big wild steers and most stubborn horses the i west a-ttractiun. opens this morning cllose, bunch-grass land can produce. ad buu fnlr "' Ket away to the Duke Evans, of S;m Francisco, who will meet Kid Starkey in the semi-windup of the 30-round fiffht card at Scandinavian hall toniRht. j the undying enthusiasm of the cit- accorded a royal reception and nev-1 izens of their communities, backed or regret the good time that you by the perseverance and vision of a will have. j few men who could plan ahead audi Pu not forget the dates, today ' work out in faultless detail the re-' September Slh tomorrow (Sunday) staging of a picture with nil the; ami Monday (Labor Day). A good romance, dash and thrill that was time Is guaranteed Lakcvlew knows displayed in the winning of the how! west. Lakeview has done all this 1 Sojesette Shirts $2.50 r Boys' Neckties, 1 i .... All Sizes in Boys' Bib Overalls Now $1.00. Slis fi Buy School Clothes Shoes, Shirts, Sox, Syits, Today. School Starts Tuesday. Store Closed Monday 9 to overcame them by The Giants almost as far r.way from the Pirates statisMc.iily as: New York is from Philadelphia goo-' graphically, managed to b:at t he j Phillies at Philadelphia, S to 5. but! only after a struggle. The Phils put up a stiff fight in the early in nings, but lost when the Giants scored in the tenth frame of the extra inning game. George Gibson's Chicago Cubs were unable to handle the Cincinnati Reds and the Ohio team captured, the only other game in the league Friday 2 to 1. Rain caused postponement of the Drooklyn-Draves battle at Boston. In Lakeview the setting is ideal finest start for a bigger and better . CTjnt. (or such a review of the g,ory of theisho than ever before. riders of the old range. Centering Lakeview has invited Klamath a cattle country which extends, Falls to come to their fair city and across southern Oregon and northern j celebrate with them. Sunday and California into Nevada, the sparsely settled ton, Lakeview's location for such, which Klamath Falls people may a show may be considered ideal. I Join in the fediivlties. Put on a Many sections of the west have built I smile that will force a wrinkle in up shows of this nature which have j your ba .-k and go to Lakeview for SPECIALS In Victrolas Stil! on at SHEPHERD'S mostj Monday, which Is Labor Hay (a hol-i section in the l'n-iiday), gives two days of vacation in L COAST LEAGUE assumed national magnitude through the time of your life. You'll HOTEL ASTOD 2nd HIS Lm Aanlu EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 5C; B:h. New. Modern dose to Shopping Oiatrict and Theatre. FREE CARACE Tt1 from S1.S0 V." SS FAI I . KLAMATH BILLY'S UNCLE Score R. H. E. Sacramento 2 9 2 Vernon 4" 7 2 Batteries Hughes and Rhea: Bar foot and Whitney. Score R. II. E. San Francisco 4 7 0 Portland .' 13 0 Batteries Pfeffer and Agnew; Hollingsworth and Tobin. E. Score R. II. Los Angeles 2 5 2 Seattle 5 7 1 Batteries Crandall and Ennls; Mlljus and Baldwin. Score R. ' H. E. Salt Lake ...; 10 16 4 Oakland 2 10 0 Batteries McCabe and Peters: McHenry and Baker. AMERICAN LEAGUE SSX4 - R Boston 3 Washington 9 9 1 Batteries Riffing, Fuhr, Ross and Piclnlch; Ferguson and Ruol. Only game today. NATIONAL LEAGUE E. -,Score It. II New York 6 13 0 Philadelphia 5 12 0 Batteries llentley, Wisner, Nehf and Snyder; Ulrlch and Wilson. 10 innings. Brooklyn rain. . at Boston postponed K. I fi ' f5w TI ZL ' n : : ' . I A toIktGR. OUT S ( 1VV.T A f A mCVi UAJfctA Bt . HTiAU - HOW J V. f V V ml-ts X V0 HTV TO TAT -A KW I WDWVi COv- I Crrr iT , V J s. c.Fiw-THtiAsvvi(i 7 . Y IT iV V y cZ r of urv.- va.)H4 r 7Tr' I X'- ' M" rOT Ml I - . BniKGir.'GUPBILL by JACK f Afift Score U. II. St. Louis 9 12 0 Pittsburgh 3 11 21 Batteries Reinhart and O'Far rell: Yde, Adorns, Smith and Gooch. Score It. h. k Crncinnall 2 s Chicago ISO Batteries May and Kren;;i-r; Bush and Hnrlnett. H.;H AV.AXTKD ' Highest prlco paid for clean cot ton wiping rags. The News. The Central P. T. A. will hold a URed hook Halo and exchange at the Central school Tuesday. Bring all books plainly marked with list of books and your name any dnv this week, the office girl will take care of them. S5-8 W BEOTEAT ADVEUT13HO R. ) PELJVEO. ECOiNOy , , lJ AmC l y.i,r.f- -rT-. . J A SATBT5DAV APYPDwrj-Aj f I RlJT I CuBST I LL . CC- AUOW : " anyone about rr- i 8oy - will X)Wf V Vou'PE. "too ) C EH' WEEK : I : hl -J-t fV nnr? OFFICE t,,.. ; ii . . aivvw.w.-- ' ' .... . ... . -. wr i . ; 1 i 1 1 'i i r: ill 1 1 i , ' a ! M ' W-'EM. W AiMCn-si f '- I VT S "T'OO . l BviT THE fUOOf t t 1' pal ThevW Ve KVMlTO L-tH16t1 r- i T &B . f . MEttN 1-A.TEST . e ' 1, , XXL. AV ;. 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