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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1925)
I "'Hal .. . H NEWS Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1025 U I ICQ! Klamath Played in "to .. Game Style Against bLO IN Medford's Warriors and S ih Troop jjh Sire ; Offeneive n ' Tains 101 iFi t , Oct. . troop havs lrlve axulnat 1 .astern anctor Jmitnly Ii.t I 1 i apt oror I ho 1, -. log In delay1 ra!' Ths Mkoun o' i, ta bunk, it) t i of foci anil f ,rriiuco-Hpaulh ''4 t sutilhw.'it ( W." tho Itiimcllutq r wtfc In Hid m cund tin t f of (lio i;am Willi Mnilfuril fcutuiduy, tho boys of Klmniilli talr.li rum (i hack On I ho fi'ld wild a scorn or 21 In 0 iiKiiln.it tlixni - cikiiikIi tn 1llHh.M1rl. il imy team. 'I'll In lu. If will I. inn Im. re mum hired liy ihinm Who tmw II. Mi.ilronl w in nuipl:.y. il In every phn of llin uniiir. Kl.iiiulh tried ten pusses mill completed six. A porcdituxu l Iml riiunN nir.ny lego anH In Iho passing rmno. Mi'dfnrd tried flv.i. (Inu win com pleted uml two v.'rro Intercepted by Krniik Hull, our atar liuir back. Kliiinnlli high oiK piinli'd Hum end returned lliu punts fur mum yard age, tloib teams u-oro eijual In downn In acrlmiunxe. This half allow Uml Kliinmth has good ii.uii. The hoya played rral (mil hnl!. and add. d lo It u great flxht. Tlio rrf"re .aid that any train Unit iiMil' rnmo back and Bt Krrnhc ad-1 piny to i:int after such a bad Mart .Iftano. Alr de ' should Im i (. am that must ho feur '? of tho rull-j rd by til il:a (rums In tho leaittin. 4 la considered I The lenm plua Ashland Ih la Hnt i m which lhi I urdny at the fair grounds, and V armies could Kud crowd In pxim.-i.cI u are a real I rf ' (!. j (uiiio of clean (.mlnall. PRES. COOUDGE GIVEN WELCOME BY MIDDLEWEST Page Tnre K r J jU, I ' n"er.:!ina In a !tc.-ii:iil hy a !. dcvo.l of .'laliv oUi.ri'.r. Dave Shade Getting Overweight Limit NKW VOHK, Oil. "(United Nowa) Dave shade, considered by many the winner of hla recent bout with Mickey Walker of the wilier welxht rbninplonahlp, which the JmlKca itare to the tlllc hi.l.lcr, may norcr flKht In the clitaa ukuIu. Leo P. Klynn. the Cttllfornlan'a mnnaKer ndmlttod Ihl.t Tii'nday when ho auld that Hhado had hard work in 11k Inn tho 147 pound limit Chief Executive Dopart Af'.er Brief Daah from Duties to Attend Legion Meet OMAHA, Oct. 6. Well plf.i.icd with hla ai'iond InYualnn of the went, I'rcaldcnt ConlidKo loft Oninhn ot 0 p. ni. tonlKht for lila return trip to V.'uahlnittou, The proaldcnllnl Iniln left the cliy amid the umo tumultuoua en thiialaam that urootod lta arrival here today. . Thouaands of Aln.-rl-; and Tex lilikard ha sent out feel- FIRST IN OEMS . P. Dehllnrer of Merrill won flrat In Netted Clem In open com petition at the Oregon stale fair. Is the word brought bark hy Coun ty Club Agent Hexton who has Junt returned from tbo ahow, Mr. Ieh llnfter won flrat at lt(o CDuity fair and hla cxbjllt for the e:alo fair wna ernrle.l. -Iillpd OnA hinri lel. and that ho would Hunt a middle ... .. .. . eu with cren mure care. the Klamath Inda only four points behind. Thla carries caah priie of $25 to be divided among he threo Imjii. Mra. T. W. Newcomb. who with Mr. Iinhlinc-r was the only other open competition exhibitor to send products t the state fair, won aecond placo In canned fruits sec ond on canned Yrgetablea and sec ond on preserves. wclcht from now on. Iteturn match will) Mickey mlK'il tempt him to make the lesser welxht, Flynn said but that Is problematical. Hhado la hot on tho trail of Harry Cireb, tho mlddlo welxht champion BOARD FREE OF PALMER COAST LEAGUE y thsrl f nee) M imhul I- Hcoro ilsa his . objective he will pfis Dw txtsttlon until next Ot nlllU..f f Irclea riper! tjl ll to try (nr una. or vie 4 iPS I'M to cimp'.'to the t th res.. I: the u VId COBtlnss cood. The sJns In rbs eaat uiidnuhti-d- tftsct PeisJn's pluna. ) Spanish effecle 1 a llua.in f rrsnch fey a h-llllant aur Stack wile. Waa ronrliided v.for ths Jrsavy downpour if U haadrad troops wrr 4 to Bysh Jn trurka anil i I Rltflsns knew what wa i ths p)L. find boon sell- It II. K. SacruntPtito 6X0 I'uriliiud 16 1 Uutturlca Murtln and Koehlrr; H.illlnxHWurth and Hannah. K Sroro It. Vernon 3 13 fun Kranelwo 4-7 0 llntlerlea Ilarfont and .Murphy; .Mitchell and Axnew. M ! easak i h ft troop V"" V mote xalnrd I' a! peaks br- asl (Jurnxxa fur have arrlvrd at I llaaal Medlam a, whero a dlr a ready to daah ate country tn Whlrh vatahlliihed i aortk ot Klffune. French Bisk airplanes are work ,athr lor 'the flrat tlmo. Rrorc . 11. Oakland 0 4 lwa Anxelea 4 j llatterli-s- Ktins and Heart, knr; Itout and ::.iu.leri. K Ba Kcoro . 11. . K Hnlt l.ako 3 15 0 Kesttlu S 9 0 llallerlca McCabs. Ftrouil and I'rtem, flimk: Htrykrr and llnldwln. 14 Innlngn. ffl'll CKAniikh IIIHITV HAN FIIANCISIO. Oct. 6. (I'nltrd Novin) (lernldlno Conroy was one of tho pretty Sidney glrla who aurrrndered to the wiles rf rupld durlnx tho tTnlt.-d Btalca fleet s criilae to Auatrnlla. can leslonnnlres and viallora waved a cheery farewell aa the party d partrd on iH'hedulo time. U I'll OIIHI Henitlly I'raaldent CoolldKe, the man, wna welcomed ttimultoualy'to tho heart of the mid-weal Tueadny aa, In a brief daah from Wanhlnxlnn duties, ho attended the seventh annual con vention of Iho Amnrlran Lerjon hero. The naaomhlcd lexlonnalres and the 200.000 Nobroaknna who poured Into the rlty to hoar the prratdent'a apecch before the convention, saw tho nntlun's executive in nni.t mood, rinlllnx In rnilmrraaament as when presented with a ten-xnllon sombrero, he accidentally put It on wnexward. bowing from hla motor, sa he headed a lexloa psr-.dt throiiKh the atreela of tho rlty. 111 111a niornlnx addrcas In the xrest convention hall. Iho prraldent apoko directly on the aubjecta nenr- mt to the hearts of the ex-serrlce 1 men: tho World war, tho period of reconstruction and efforts toward world axreemenls and world peare, 1110 need or patriotism and tolor anco In tho building up of tbe na Hon. rr in 11a very caaence mean Instruction." he said "Our coun try la only now righting Itself and I'Kinning a moderate, but steady recovery from the great economic loss, which It sustained (In the world war.) That tremendous debt "u"i ue liquidated through the laborious toll of our people. If our country secured any benefit. If it met with any gain It must have been In not only moral, but spirit ual vnluea. It muat bo not becauae It made Its fortune, but because It found Ha soul." era dealxned to promote a match In hla new Madison 8iiiare Garden In December. Chairman O'Connor tried to per suade the other members Tuesday to withhold action until President CoolldKe had returned. In Palmer'a place, the board elected Elmer K. Crowley, of Massa chusetts, at present operating nan . ager for the American export line of Now YcTk. Crowley has served during the last two years as spe cial assistant to the chairman of the shipping board and manager of the New York office of the board. At the same time the board re duced the salary of fleet corpors tlra president to $18,000 a year. Palmer drew $25,000. KEDRON CLUB MEMBERS ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Anything you wish to sell? Or to buy? Tell all Klnmath Falls about It In the economical, efficient way through a little News Claaslfied d. Fall Furnishings Which Give Men ' Pride In Appearance I w Hats I fu. mid fand Velour to $6.50 'The Pansy" Bow Tie and Cravat 50c, $1 Sport Hose Rayon, Cotton 50c, 75c ga new with tho full Reason, with slylo-nt-a-nrlce. ounlltv assured for all men who I, WOll tIrOHBed economically. Whether lllnmlmr. In. nr l,rl,.l n,n.nn l,nnk.r elnrV '"t,r 7here enh Cnn 1,10 nme T"luo 1,11,1 B,5" ,or I"0 " money. fi tha Center of Shopping District " liaiilulilililililihliLtlit4C)....l.i.l.i.i.'iiiiiiliJiiJ ti All Postal Servlco Until e P. M. Post off ice Must Move Sunday or Remain Where It it for Three Months Klamath Falls postoffice may move Into Its new quarters on Sun day. October 11, and it may not be moved for a period ot three months, according to postal officials yes terday. It waa anticipated that the new post offlco quarters on Ninth and Klamath would be occupied thla week. Sale of the fixtures In the present location are holding the proposition up. If, within the next four days tho fixtures are sold, new fixtures will be ordered within the coming three months from the Vast. "Mr. Dehllnxer's exhibit mode: tho others look alek, they were so uniform and perfect," said Mr. Sex- WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. (United ten. News) Admiral Lclxh C. Palmer' Members of tbe Kedron club of Showing that the two Dehllnxer I na ben ouseted from the shipping ! tho Presbyterian church are antlci- boys who exhibited Netted Cemsitoar head of the emergency Paiio gooa lunioni tomorrow nixni, wnen tney win entertain wun a dinner In the church parlors for new members of the organization. According to Mlas Vera Houston, covers will be laid for 40 guests, giving several covers over for those who have not been able to make reservations to date. Following the dinner a musical program has been arranged for. In cluding several of the most talented girls and women of Klamath Falls. In club work are "real chips of tho old block," Carl Dehlinger won flrat and his younger brother Glenn, third. In the state for pota toes raised by club members. Cecil Haley of Morrill won fourth in the same division. Thla ia held to in dicate that Klamath is coming into her own as a producer of potatoes and It remains for the growers among the adults to show the care, offer's and tireless persusnce ot tbe lowly spud and Its culture, to main tain the hlzh standards of the club boys and the older potato growers who realize the value of grading, hand selection and utmost care In cultivation and handling. Bryant William. R. F. D. No. 1. fleet corporation after a s:ew last ing for months and President Cool ldKe, whe- endeavored to have him retained, ha. lost a battle that may have Important resctione. The board voted Tuesday to ac cept Palmer's resignation. It of fered the deposed official the vice presidency of the agency he had headed, with charge of European operations, in making other shifts of personnel. This Palmer declined, and short ly afterward cleaned out his desk and pronared to give up his duties. He gave notice that be would not return to his office Wednesday. The action Tuesday came as a I surprise. While it was generally Cecil Haley, and Carl Klger of : expected in the near future lndlci-1 Merrill, who comprised the llve-'tlons were Mc-ndav after a lenethv ' stock Judging team sent from, meeting of the board that it would' Klamath county, had plenty of com- be held off for a while in order! petition, being one of 18 teams en- to give the fleet corporation head tercd in this clans. Tillamook a further chance to resign, volun- j county boys took the blue with tarlly. To read The Klamath News day after day Is to keep thoroughly In formed on happenings of Importance throughout the world as well as In Klamath Falls and vicinity. HOTEL ASTOR. EVERY ROOM lu PRIVATE TOILET 503 Baths New, Modern . Oose to Shopping Dutrict and Theatres FREE GARAGE Tariff from $130 is Buffet Type with French Cooking Top The French cocking top, ucivcrtstlly used if hotel ranges, has advantages that readily adapt itself to horae use. Heats quickly and holds more heat than the partitioned top; consequently is more eco nomical. Being very smooth, 'and with largo flat surface, cooking utensils fit cr.ugly to it. Steaks, chops, fish, eggs and hotcakes can be cooked tllcctly on the French top, particularly where the home is equipped viili a hood. . rap" RS 75.00 -x rr t. VPttfA Mm JWa 10.00 ' , COLONIAL 1 w. Range to your $ Sb. home.B<.nceon iff V. ea-1 pic is E THE WIDE AND SHALLOW FIREBOX Saves Fuel It make no difference what you utve wood, coal or briquets tht Pacific Coast firebox cuts fuel bills. It bring the heat directly up under the top cooking surface and gives the proper amount of heat around the oven iniur ing quick cooking and uniform baking. Thi feature tJone U tu(K cient to recommend this new range a the one for you 10 buy. If we could take the Colonial range npirt and explain every detail of it construction, you would ajrree with u that for quality of material and workmanship, it offer the utmct in ranf value. You will' be instantly impressed with its sturdy appearance, its sensible and sanitary design and finish. But not until you have one in your home will you know how well and how economically it cooks and bake.u Don't allow another day to go By without seeing this snappy, new Buffet Type Range. Loip price, easy tcvns, and a reasonable allowance for your old range or cooshve, USE YOUR CREDIT CLAUD H. DAVIS, Furniture THE HOUSE OF QUALITY McCarthy Bldg.
