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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1925)
Page Six Friday. St'iUonilwr IS. MICKEY WALKER: AND DAVIE SHADE! WILL MEET MONJ NEW YOKK. S.'t. IT. Aliluiigh i tho mutl?r has bvoa kept rather, tl... f'iht lw.tu'.wn Mtrkpv' Walti'r un,i Pave Sltadn In the' Yankee' ball yard next M.lnhiv j niKht Is not Intended to le a se-; cret affray, therefore. It Is n vio lation of confidence to mention the: emaKement. The matter has heen kept quiet j in spite of, not because of the de- ires of Tc Riekard. whr.iu tonal effects In anticipation of chain-1 plonshlp transactions usually cause coine confusions and abrions In the region of the welkin. In this deal, the whooping and Matting of ; the massed trtnibones of Kiekard's incomparable ballyhoo orchestra I have been donned In an overpow-j criiiK silence emitted by a frantical. j ly disinterested clientele, sometimes! described as the public. j Three years ago this clientele or I public owned up to quite an Inter-1 est la the matter of a fight between I Mickey Walker and Dave Shade. Walker had just roughed Jack Brit-j ten for IS rounds and had taken j the welterweight championship of j the world. Shade had fought Walk er, and almost every one else of the weight, including Britton, who was! lucky to get a draw with Dave. I Shade, then. r.s the one man i in the class with a real claim on the professional attention of Mickey Walker. But it developed at one? that Shade w:-.s also the one mau Walker was most afraid of. Half a doien times the New Tor!; boxing commission tried to corner Walker and make him fifOit Shale.! Every time Shade walked up to : r.-rite his name on the risers. Walker jumped like tli? leauc- oft a theatre panic and left tae prem ises wearing the window irc.?-2 to ' a necklace. 1 Up to an uncertain pol;:'. !;i Friends Again J til i CAN PROHIBITION If HE E HEM .... ... .. ..I...-.,, .iri. who In thi qnxnry 01 a minor, it appears that uiahl tlin r bathlni lu Hi lah Hteln. wio has slnra ta.lin.d that In (lolden lat par k, and thf n iud , ho wa o druuk at tha lima, and ih ..,.ee of llnra wor for a . had been for ! month., that h. ileliirrt ullOIlt II. il la eslliiiated that ovr BO por cent of all crimes In til" nature of AMERICA OR NOT? Tll- r.ill.'ttllUf HtHtMI.I t M-rl' of t.'ir-' nrtlclii ili'illmt uUti the piiitillililoii iuttloti, ...iilrilml.il t Tlu hUmatli .- l- Hrower, a tnrmer ilUtrl.t altorliey r kl.inmlll rtmiitv. Mr. llroucr la niiikluic lirvhihltlim bis llfftlmo Kind). TIik rviimliiiliT of this ch.o ulll he iniblNliil tiMitiirroA. roiitd not tvll whal took place at Hint parly, was dlseharard without trial, The uthor three all plumled larceny are cnliiiiiltH'H ny iwmini's i,uu on under SJ years of ao and iny of ! probation, and the otlior aenlmirad iheiii under HI yr. There IsUo ono yr lu Ilia county jail, and abundant reason for this. "'' ',l"', Uind"i for Ihu Jiiniiary we read Willi horror, year: all of which perhaps simply that u n-vear old girl In Sun Krnn-1 inaans "go and have a good lime au rt.cn had shot and killed her moth- long as you don't net caught at It." er App .rcntlv alio did this because I Hut lxrolhy, having for the moment of' sudd, n linger rt her mother's oh- j lost self control, la to spend from one jectliig to her "wild llfo nt night 1 1 on vonra In tho ponltentlury be nai tl. s" Kor reasons best known to cause she followed tho eiiiioetlons .... . ,w.. . .if li.ril .ueh ninll .nil rnMiii.iMJ i..a sorlologlsls. psyenoiogisis. nn.i in. - ....... J"" j,,... sin ii (M.r.i.T hh are pornillleil and oilcournaed by Hie conlrollng pop. ulur and official eleniont who have been developed lu the atmosphere of llecnsnd liquor. (Concluded tomorrow) lb. , vs lers. "7 !.; The ho,. ,,,,ht ',.h.,si r" autisj , familiar with court proceedings and newspaper work, thla nffulr bus been miido a matter of national notoriety. Since then we have read of a H year old girl killing herself because her parents upbraided her for being .... ... .. ... ., out late at night with friends. Allorlii-s !, . . children; of a lT-vear-old boy, a graduate of high school, kill ing his father and shooting his mother: of husbands killing their wives, and of wives killing their husbands: of a child wife throwing acid lu the face of her husband; of a drunken husband beating his wtfo to death: and of a drunken hushnnd nn,l drunken wife heufllitt' tins an. recent article I mentioned 'otllr ,m ,,, ,UBmni k tiled the Preaching Not Prime Duty of Pastor Says Middlewestern Poll KVANrlTON. III., Hept. 17, (United News) What does the! clergyman of today believe to be 1 tho most Important of tho many functions of hla ministry? ! The question hke been answered 1 by 4il middle western protostant i I that In Oregon alone In 1:1 there Mly , , wn p,,n,. nl, ! clergymen. In answer to a question ("y f. Statistics of crimes are very In- j complete and not wholly reliable ex ceptlni: In the older or lariter cities. but such as we recently meet with 'ought to awaken our interest and direct our attention to a closer study ! of conditions and to a readiness to co-operate with those who are striv ing to better conditions.- n i Rome statistics ou reckless disregard 1 wjrt,t about lue-llonalr. refused to rant cus S other, asrls. . ,4,,"C. b., tb. .?'"'"',, IIUV VAUf ! a 1'ras. B,,J. ; of niitomobllo Inws. Let me add Hut no great ado was made any of these, excepting poa ;und covered her body with cement were SJ.SSi motor vehicle accidents rfnorieu to tne stute iraitic uepur.-;,, nj nr , ,,,., kMlrl mrnt. In these. 6 persons were i,mil,.f killed and 2.671 injured. Many ac- , J - iioroihe Kllln.son Dcvourieg humble pie as he used to lap up "hot dojrs" between Lmia.TS, Dabc Euth is making friends with Miller Huyitins again, end a.Jdirg the weight of his mighty bat to the effort of the Yankee ; to cliiab a little liijrhcr before the end of the race. ' This new photo shows Babe and the manager who soaUcd biai a $3,000 tine, in . Panon snd Pvthias act. ctuenta. oi course, were not rcpor.cu , may b, ,h(l mMU h( hM ; to tnai acpariment. i In New Orleans, nnira sent out by Northwestern uni versity here. Tabulation of tho replies rovrala tho fact that pastoral calling, tho SRORTS DONE TBR0WN When Babe Uuth headed for Hot been tortured through eight months! Jiz w nr.. fi.lit I,. t. i... l l.l XT -. . om. mm. a ii.wiinj iiitiuou- w-hero they have no drivers license c Ions, and newspaper and gossip pub law and but few traffic laws. "o. ll.-lty. only a very little or nothing j child a day" Is killed. All this may 1 has been lold us about the three or I not be many nor much so lung as It j four men who helped her on along, j Is the other fellow'a troubles. Hut ! the Jan road which led her, but not . It la good government? Can reason- them, to a felon's cell, jable automobile laws be made and- For eight months Dorothy's pic' enforced for tho protection of llfe.iturea. snsp-shnls In every noticeable or ihall life yield to tho whims of PIP an.l expression has been broad I tho Incompetent and the lawless? 'cast, and the minutest detail of her negotiations tho clientele, or p.tb llc, regarded Walker as quite a bc-ld broth of a boy and if they had fought two years ago the rush of trade would have filled Boylc'3 two and one-half dozen acres il Jersey, a plant with a seating cap acity of 80.000. But of late. Walker has suffer ed an acute shrinkage of popularity and he will enter the ring next Monday night nbcut as weJM.elovcd as Jack Dempsey. .who could ban quet his admirers now-a-dayj for precisely1 $u00.i)0o.- Iluth-s failures es traslc because of! AKai"- onc " ' 'l"v "u,;h W'a PPranc and wearing ap- T.rU.s. Ark., early last spans with their love for the Behemoth of Swat. . ... ., ... . .,..-. nH h .. ... ,, .the announced earnest desire to eon- But I'm wondering If some of them ,,., ..' j ... ... ',.. ,. .,,..,, h. A ,,. . t r.ue his reisn as home run king arc not regretting the adoration they or be ln ni, Dnt.e of husn),M. or us Hut no one has told the nubile. ..C30 "-a possibly break his own world's '. gave him, .n rhans to stay nt homo. If ho rides i so far as I have noticed, the color of Great Gobs Of Ether! Boston Red Sox Take 2 Via Shutout Route NEW YORK, Sept. 17. As night drew its softening curtain ,over the scene the citizens of Boston stumbled dazedly home ward to their evening meal of. beans and codfish. muttering hoarse mutterlngs. The Red Sox, the local ball club, had juat won a double header and by the shut-out route. St. Louis chanced to be the victim and lcat to the weakest team in the league If not in the world, 2 to 0, and 4 to 0. Wing field and Zahniser flun; the vic tories for the Sox. Other activities of the day In the American league included a split double header between Washington and the Tigers. De troit took the first, slugging battle, 12 to 9, and the Senators were ahead 1 to 0 when the second game was called in the sixth due to darkness. record of 59 home rnns for a season, j I the fan world took him nt his word. They followed his daily activities 'at that resort, as reported through local publications, with interest. Came time for Kuth to join the j rest of the Yankees in th-; sunny Isonth. The feelius was general that. with the early start he had. he would ( bo "rarin' to po" when the spu.-en j roiled around aiter four or five weeks o. inl.n..e train'.tuT under the Florida sun. f, f . ., ,r But his ai-tiom ,'n .St. Petersburg soon convinced many close follower.; of tho team that he was not in earn est in his efforts to hold his place in baseball. DANCE at BONANZA Saturday Night Sept 19. Music by Hi-Life Orchettra "WHAT THE IDEA?" V... iou can lava ri money by buying t wool shirts. hW and leather vest here! AU Wool Shirtj )2.8Sto$&K Blunt $3.50 to $5i5 Black HorRhid. Leather Veto $13.50 All Leather Sh, Lined Vetti $17.50 See Our Window N. B. DREW "Men't Top" Score It. II. !i veland 0 S New York 5 9 llatteries Smith and Myatt; Johnuon and Hengough. It. II. 4 He made a joke of training com-j ing and going at will, lie kept irregular hours, lie ate as no athlete should . . he Is forced to take as passengers 1 the hair of these four men or how K rnn a wr i r? T ir ' mi n V1" nnv0 nr"'6n 0111 the they had II trimmed; or tho cut or AIYlfcavlCAN LEAGUE penitentiary or others who are trying color of their clothes; or tha stvle to break Into It. .they trimmed their finger-nails.1 K. Recently over 46 per cent of the 'hough It Is believed to be a safe' 1 I front page of a local paper waa giv-jbet that their nails were not Irlm 0 en to news of crimes, many of them ! mcd by any honest labor. II. local. ) About all we know of those men I Killings and llko crimes have Is that they wero frequenters and -grown so common that display head-, entertnlners 'at "Jan parties"; and K. ; lines are not us-d unless for n local that Dave Klein, who wns host at ' lor especially atrocious matter. A I 'ho wild party" which Dorothy nt- 2 7 n : few las ugo It took only nix tines i tended, and three others were ciiurg-' Davis and 'for a San Francisco paper to tell i ed with contributing to iho ilelln. : llischoff. about a H.ituo hold-up of a liospl-i' j r- . . tnl; eight lines for a 16. DUO hunk ' J! ir i -..i.t t . i . rs imuneij, iiMUieeu iiimn yr lli" con- K ill fission of n man t: a string of rob 1" 1 beries of drug stores and hospitals Dixon;, in Oregon, California and Nevada, and sixteen lines for nine men hold ing up an enure town, cutting Its tel. -phone lines, rohblng several cit izens on tho streets, and then liml. 9 l lliv the hunk n tnl-.t nt f..-u.i. lines for these little circumstances. Kirit game St. I.ouis Koiion lotteries Danforth Ili.rmavc; Wiimflcld, and Prrond same It. I St. I.ouis n Boston t 4 Batteries Vangilder and Zuhniser and Stokes. II. Scorer- ft. Chicago 3 Phiiad'-lpbia C Batteries Thurston, Edwards And he lnuched at nil efforts tn ('onnalh and Schalkr On inn anil ..... . ,. . ... . ... ,i,. ' "ul lnB "ame Paper tooa ninety-one ; make h.m see the error of his ways. Cochrane. Hn(ia to , Ill)0ut ,,, po,ce orr(ll(N I paid frankly in my first efforts; . . . . ifrora the Yankee caiiit) that Ruth. . First game It. II. E.I, . contrary to the impression that had ! ..."""Ci1 12 10 3 . , , , , Washington 9 12 4 been created was far from form-1 B;lerle-Mo,loway. Wells and j that he faced the necessity of hard: Bailer; John -on, Ballon. Itms. II. (training and sane living if he want- Murberry and lluel. ed to be fit at the start of the sea-i ison. I felt thea that I was treat-' Second game Tt. II. E. ing him kindly. That has been the "etroit 0 r, l Ho Oo Oo Fo tendency all through his spectacular ashlngion 1 4 1 j Batteries Whitehill and Woodall. ! I ' jtlon due a big boy. Then came his , a(.roullt (iarknes8 in 8xth- ;coiiHpse. ine puntic, witn Its whole- Rlamath Lodge No. 1ST Meets -.0 give him the cons.de- R.., I N. O. savage I some liking for the big boy, sympa thized with him. Thcv watched fr' r'f',p' ,na' Huv 80 acre , . , . . , good bui dings, on h ghway. across the daily reports as to his condition, road from schorl. .,.1 h7, ,t. nome si-iii anu we wonder if tion. pari In alfalfa Canton Crater No. 7 every Wednesday evening. Sandell, Commandant. COAST LEAGUE Itabe heard the assert ions that It would be a calamity if his illness proved fatal. When he finally "beat the game" Score P. Oakland 4 Salt Lake 5 Batteries- Cabc and Cook II. 7 7 3 lost his battin Boehler and Head; .vie--and consequent E tnd left the hospiial his thousands of; Real Kstat followers waited for him to return to the -lineup, fearful that lis had i eye l string hi.) UlavmiJ' layoir. When he failed to get going they were prone to be lenient with him. 'II..'- miUI u.o,,l rt:,. 1 1 .s .,1,,.- jinn unit; n) 1113 .-.iieniii im iiiLii viaicn i:ie big boy," they said. pari in alfalfa nriee J4 OUOt $2,000 cash. $2.111111 carried on long time and low Interest. This Is a real snap. j WISHARD REALTY COMPANY I 12 So. 7th Street. Ewauna Encampment No. Meets every Tuesday night. A, L. Wcstfall. C. P. Meeti Car: 45 Farm Loans. Insurance. SI 8-2 4 Prosperity Rebekab Lodge No 104 Meets first and third Thnrs days. Mrs. Elizabeth Sandors, N. ). Score R. II Seattle 1 4 Los Angeles 9 13 0 ll-iltarluB I M,nu lltimrwleh flip- knluk and Baldwin; Crandall and I And now It turns out. according to Samlberg. j Manager lluggins. who backs his j statements with a ?5,oim fine and Scores B. II. E. j suspension of Ituth, that the latter Portland 2 10 1 ; was not making a truly varnrst ef- han francisco 4 G 1 fort lo get back his strength naiie.iea iie, . ..... i..ks- in , his 8r,u ,, ke).. fturu. uu.1 jiuiiiiuu, ...iieiien una ;( jj. funs Agnew. ' , !. I The public fo.-avo U11II1 for hhi Score It. II. 10. , rt lapse a few years i:ro. mid when Veinon 0 3 1 : he tried to come hack in J'i:!:l tb- y ta'ramento 3 0 3 pulled for him to a 11. an. Itnl he Bat lories l.u.lolpli and Wbilney; i v. ill Cud fe-,v m nuuiiiiziii" with him full faith Keating and Shea. x.tTiox.u, i.i:(.ri; Score It. II Iloiton 2 7 l'illsburgli 11 13 2 Butteries It. Knilih, Anderson and UN.il; Keliner, Kremer und Smith. h, Seoro It. II. .Philadelphia 2 ! 3 Cincinnati 5 8 1 Batteries lling and Wilson; .Muys and Hargrove. Only games scheduled. in bis new pri ilii..iiu at. J And next .-prii.g the world will not E : a killjr. w he set a Hew li e., Id I this year?" as ll.ey we.il i.ir tin; sea- s.in to open. Then, will be jie.i a mild conjee ure uttered oee.i-dnnally iis to wheth er or not ho will even bo playing unliMK ho nlio-s the world between now and then that he has turned over a new liaf -and one that won't fly hack nt the slightest gust or good fellowship wind. To date fundom has looked at WOULD YOU KEEP YOUR YOUTH? HEAR DR. MARGETTS LECTURE. ON "How To Be Young at 70" at MOOSE HALL Monday, Sept. 21, 8:00 P. M. FREE! Dr. MarjfcUs will lecture under tho auspices of Dr. C. R. Lucas, Chiropractor. Thia lecture in of interest to every man and woman in Klamath County. Your Fall Coat Can be purchased at La Vogue at a price that will astonish you. Here you will also find Suits, Millinery, Skirts Furs and other high grade apparel for la dies. All of which has been marked Down to HALF PRICE And in tome instances. even leu than half. La Vogue Store 8th and Main Sts. Former Location of. Houiton & Phelps The Square Deal Drug Store Next Door to Pine Tree. Under New Management. Where Do You Get Your Prescription Filled? Would you take your prescription (whicl in many instances means life or death the patient) to a store that dispenses chop drugs for the sake of saving a few cents, or had you rather pay. a few cents more am get the very finest drugs and pharmaceufr cal's the market affords? We use only w highest standardized pharmaceutical and physiologically assayed drugs in. our pr cription department. Bring us your prescriptions. Wei qualified prescription specialists. To Introduce Our Fountain Bring This Coupon. viikk One itf- Crnrto Buuk rM fonnMll fnm grti. " , IB. .Si-" ini our ami Hmnlr, B.P.Lewis Grocery "The Coffee House 223 So. Sixth St. We carry a complete Quality, Groceries. Phone 35$ line of Try a pound of Lewis Special Coff , i Pay us a visit or phone your order We have our own delivery. Meat Market operated in co-opei with Grocery .ration ( 3
