The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 15, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six Tuesday. Sept. 1.". 1025 THE K. F. LOSING GROUND IN TOURIST REGISTRATION; VALLEY GAINING Giant of the Skies Meets Disaster in Storm oft 2,879 Can Come Up East Side Of Cascades As Compar ed With 33,491 la Three Valley Gateway Cities; Tour-j ist Trade In August Falls Below July Record With a total of 15.3SS. the registration of foreign motor! vehicles in Oreiron for ti n month of August, just closed, was j but 132 in excess of the registrations for August, of 102-1, and . lacked 4.465 of equalling the registrations for the month of j July, 1925. The registrations for August, 1923, amounted to j 12,131. ETcry state In the I'nitcd States lan.l C.S41. KosoburK 1.560. Salem j was represented among Orcson puosta ' S.l'27, Seaside 1C5. The Halloa i h,i-a 1 l f-- Val Inspei'loni 30. j ,r . - - , T!ltf r0Kls,r.,0!1, hy n,ins were 248 visitors from ranaua. lu from Hawaii, four from Alaska, one from China and one from Australia. The total registration for the eight months' period. January 1 to Aug ust 31, inclusive, amounted to 62.- for : tho eight months period, January 1 to August 31. lueltisive, follow: , Alabama 21. Arizona 57S, Arkan sas 78, California 35.943. Solorado j 96S, Ccnnrrtit-ut 45. IVlnware 4. j Florida 104. Georgia 9. Idaho J.1S1. I 933 as compared to 59.632 for the1 Illinois 64S. Indiana 263, lowaa 477. corresponding period of 1924 and a Kansas 534. Kenturky 36. Louisiana total of 75.671 for tha entire year ofj 61. Mississippi 34. Missouri 377. Ne-, 1924. i brasia 477. Nevada 312. New Ilamp- i The registrations, by states, for shire 12, New Jersey 106. New Mex- the eight months perior. Jan. 1 to ko ICS, New York 2S0. North Caro-' August 31. inclusive, follows: lllna 23. North Dakota 167. Ohio 425J Albany 955, Ashland 19.047, As-' Oklahoma 450. Pennsylvania 223.1 torla 322. Baker 1.279. Bend 663,; Rhode Island 16. South Carolina 3. Corvallis 411, Eugene 1.6S5. Gold ' south Dakota 1S1. Tennessee 30. j Beach 223, Grants Pass 4.-J4.'. nooa fexsa 4S0. Ttah 719. Vermont 15. River 493, Klamath Falls 2. S79. La. Virginia 4; Washington 12.430. Grand 954, I.ikeview 71. Marshfield, Washington. D. C. 36, Wisconsin 169. Medfe.J 9,502. Milton-Free- ,33. Wyoming. 278. Montana 745. water 769. Newport 10. North Bend Maine 14, Massachusetts 94. Mary Si, Nyssa 7S9. Ontario 2.9S4. Ore-: land 27, .Michigan 353, Mknuesjta gon City 201, Pendleton 1.454. Port-) 396. Hughie McQuillan Is Set Back $759 Big League Baseball Is Getting Refined; Goslin Apologetic f '.:vcoVERINGf' J ; -..s.v. r'M-f(vVAS RIPPED " rrw. .v.' 4 i-y Sportsmen Venison Harbecue Attracts Many at Hatchery JIM PADloiNj WITH MimiJQ w. n. "lirlllK palutvs Jim P(rk.r I wh anil contrtbulod hie aucros of tbf barb- I WASHINGTON. Sept. 14. (Unit Eept. 14.-.!ughie: . News) The formal apology a ia.SJ.y p Cher) nnhonrrt nf In nrofesslonal ! on ine Planus s.au lie .1:1;. :r sus- i,erti,i. NEW YORK, McQuillan once pension and besot by n-.aay .roubles was fined 1750 Monday i67 falling behind in the payment of alimony to big wife, who Is suing him tor a writ of separation. The actual charge against Mc Quillan was contempt of ccurt for falling to comply with an alimony order requiring iim to Pay 1500 a month during the baseball sea son.' The fine when paid will be applied toward the reduction of Mrs. McQuillan's claim. McQuillan's lawyer said Hi:ghie was absolutely broke but had man aged 4o raise $400, which was ac cepted as Part payment of the $750 fine. Hughie will have one week to raise the other $350, but in the meantime another alimony payme of $250 will fall due. is the becoming a game gains downright in refine- fad. 1 ment. Babe Ruth recently apologized to jMUler Hugglne, the Yankee man ager and Goose Goslin, star out fielder and hitter of the Senators, j Jud short dppu,y game war,-,, I was reinstated Monday, following at Crooked Creck hiltcherles a Driei suspension. uu as noi , Klamath Falls veslerdav bound in When the Shenandoah broke away from her moorings in Lnkehursl. nnd with her Ji C030 ripped oil ana ncr covcrinp; oaaty torn, Dauiea anu conqut-rcu a lerriuc storm, nt was proclaimed she never would meet with a fatal accident. lut tho elements wero " too much for her crossing Ohio, and tho Queen of tho Skies broke in two, with lot,s of life and vast damage. A toil In -tall di'i-r wulgltlng In at iii) iintlnt Food iripro, by iporlniirrd rbefs, fit for 4 he giM. -ht.fi who could wlld a inrnit banting epoon. With tliono two Ihlniia ut band the veiilMin Iwrljeciio of Hunday at rookxd Creok balcbery Iwkod uolhllig and prnvod tbe blgtat sur- re vi ino year. me aiiair was sponsored by the Klntuath County SpiTtMiuen'a asNOclatlon. Mark Howard and Or. Hoyd were deli-gatea to bnine tho bamn" fur tho of :h hunwry 200! And a inula tail Ml from till bulli't Pitrt In tho cu. . Hpcukorn before and after Iho ' "feed" at I o'clock Sunday after noon Im-ludi-d K. p. Averlll, ofi 1.,pllitni4 MtMla VMtll wnritnn M II ! lur of Corvallis. mrmhor of the game commlmOnn. Wllllum Cole man, Mrdford. atate vcreen man, Captain A. K. Ilumduff, -tato game warden Nate Otterheln, Hill Ix-e and U. I. Mat-tbewa of tho as sociation. . To Malibews six's murb rredll fcr the succms of lb an nual funotlon. Four men, with much care as to Ibnlr abllty and nationality were picked to barbecue the v Million. Thoy were K. P. Duffy, known as "I'uddy." ltico Ijirgont, one of the wl.kodit cooks In Klntnath. C, C. Johnson who piled a swift j ttira nnu nana i nrisiiansen. a cook by nature. Although the deer was not brought to rump before late Rat-' urdny night ninny hands made light work and two band didn't spoil the broth. , All's well that end well! to a. '"ol.busplui luiT'NI l crltlrsi. a - t S. IVOfficialHei Un a assenger tw Uhro,, rn J'.rific, h, ". rSftSfi " Puwetusr tflt 1 """a with ik, lhrouh this ettf. The distiiMkaj K ' also had to do 0, rwiie otrott he, K.lls whlrh I. mtl Klamath Fall. (..,, (4,J from rasters joists aa,,. ,J tr l"k. sad otW J In this district. K. J. Ketilds, SouUmtkJ lornev trnm a p . - nuort,ut C. Uoy. goioral aUoi, j, company, at Portlud. m I llM.,n h..rm f... . . ... . - U xiiru nj, ins inn territory to b) any the Southern Pscltle ut t't thU mornlm w sm lkl nonn aoa east o( oui Illstlieat price pald'for ttei Ion wiping rip. The Xtn. 3 Jud Short Shot His Deer But It Was Day AMERICAN LEAGUE Score R. H. E. New York 3 6 1 Philadelphia 1 2 4 Batteries Jones and Bengough: Baumgartner, Qulnn, Walberg and Cochrane. Only game today. to be lifted until he begged the pardon of Bucky Harris, the young manager of the champions. Goslin let two fly balls get by him In Sunday's tie game, with the Athletics, each of "which went for a triple and Harris, In the new courtly manner, of tho baseball manager, expressed the opinion that i Goslin should have caught them in his hip pocket. i Then there were words and Gos lin was fired off the squad and fined $100. He was told that he could get back on the team by apologizing and Monday he was re instated with permission to play In game with the Tigers. A booster for Klamath cenrt and Klamath Falls and every legit imate industry therein that's the Klamath News. tho general directlc-n of the News office, a ahot gun. double barreled. in hand. 1 Well, after thla, we'll go n littlo slow . 0A.tliiH..pai'liculnr type oi ven ison barbecue publicity. At uny rate, Jud was injured while bag ging a doer. lint It wasn't In the moonlight that he shot him. For proof, li.ok at tho almanac. There isn't any moon until day after tomorrow. the importance of the movement years' of California fartnera nnd that found birth in Klamath coun- rum-hor. One of the most notlt-e-ty: 'uMo "advertisements" that Klamatb "The Portland chamber com-'has received lias been through the mends the enterprise of the Klnin- Owen's vulley work, according to was In a;n county sister organization, and one of tho men. will be very glad to co-operalo In ' ' any direction to attain the ultimate! It.AtiH WANTKII of a thoroughly educated, alert p.-0.; inKnest price pam tor cican cot for iho iirntertlnn nf one of nn. tuu wliilniC rags. The News. Hire's greatest benilty spots ami : finest recreation area that m;y lie f i.-uiid upon, tha cuutlnnent." Try a News Class Ad. S. P. IS CIRCULATING j PETITION IN MERRILL KLAMATH PRAISED IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Score It. H. E. Brooklyn 4 9 3 Pittsburgh 9 13 0 Batteries Cantrlll, Ehrhardt and i iy 'sponsored Taylor; AldrUlge and Smith. Flrea campaign of Inst year. Only game played. One paragraph especially sire: . Petitions nre being circulated b.V i farmer-i of Merrill. It waj learn. -d ilast night, endorsing tho Southern i Pacific company's program which' PORTLAND PUBLICITY provide, for the building of a new ' main line to the east through Tub- In a recent Issue of the Portland !al:e with a system of feeder lines Commerce, affiliated with the cham- radiating from Klamath Falls. ' her of commerce of I'nlted States' The petitioners are nil farmers and other civic publications, the of Iho .Merrill vicinity or business' editorial is devoted to the fo-cnt nun in that town who are direr; ly fire prevention of Ktamath conn-' Interened as shippers' or traveb-rs in the Stop Forest In bringing about the railroad build ing without possibility of long d"- 'We are', says Society Leader lay. WLLYJS, UNCLE I . ( HA-H0-ViirvV,YOU -1 I , - : OWNER OF 680 TRACT HERE INSPECTS LAND V. II. Allen of I, oh AriRoIi-H. owner i of 0X0 arres of fine Mnrrill valley 1 lit lift . arrived In Klamath Fulls la niKht to view for the flrat tlni" land ; lit had purchased. Tho acreage Is 1 well known to Klamath re.H.dcntu as, the Anderson place. ' i With Mr. Allen tame C. ('. ( hane I of f;lendalc, antomoMle dealer, utid K. II. Treat, realtor, who will in- f t'reft himelf in Hie salt1 of the1 Anderson land. j Klamath county ha a most fav-1 orablr name over tho coast, accord-. ing to the visitors, with tho land dlM iisFlon point in,; toward rapid wetllement within tlin romlnK ten TYi moil tryina pHol of woman! lift w durinR th 'Janirr out ace." il u ralUd. fneaninc tho yeart between 45 nnd S5. In terfrt in life gradunlly fails, thrjf have a worn-out appearanca and their nfrvri are always clot to ''"EtE'd edge." A well known society woman who had always bean leader, found herself living almost tha lifa nf a recluse, with no interest in life, and no thought of tho future, j One of her closest friends told . her of Karh, the CJand Tonic, and ' advised her to try it at once. She found she was soon imbued with new interest in life, her mental and physical efficiency were re stored, and thero wera no more tell-tale wrinkles. She says. "Why should I not tell women of Kath) From a prema turely old woman without any in terest in life. 1 hava become active. ! strong and vigorous, and my friends compliment me on my youthful appearance, i but feebly express my feelinn when I sav that 1 think Kath is the most wonderful tonic ever made." Kath. the Gland Tonic, is a cam hination of Extracts of Glands and Iron Phosphata, and builds up wasted and undernourished eland. For Sale byt ' c. h. i;xii:uvooi ( Advf'rtlfoinent. t ' Be sure of your furnace! Your comforl ?en your health depends on the kind of bent you obtain from your furnace. That kind of heat depends on the construct Urn of your furnace and the kill with which U It Installed In your homo. Health require an abundant circulation of warm moitt heat! Not Just heated air. Com fort req u I rea ad e quate heat at -minimum ex pense and effort. HAINES THE FURNACE MAN 1023 Main Phono 323 SHORT at ALL HOIKS The coffee we ok. here can't be bat EAT At Coffee Dan's ,i 616 KUmtts llll 1 I' ".'I ' 1 llll Why Don't You v TRY THE WHITE LUNCH? ' " TRY THE WHITE LUNCH? Everyone who has eaten here has been plcjfr ed with our cooking and our service. Avoid the trouble of cooking at nome- You'll find it less expensive to eat here. Special Breakfast and Lunch Didwi 30c and 35c The White Lunch 1122 Main St. 1 (AilvirllKpinnnt.) . , - 7 , i -' ' " .g. v- s ' "q t i j' ! THE BEST MEAT AT REASONABLE PRICES PALACE MARKET .THE OLDEST, MOST RELIABLE MEAT MARKET IN KLAMATH CO. - WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE 524 MAIN ST. ' ' . phone?