The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 23, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage- Six FrMav. OoloVr 2X 1025 T1LLICUMS 1RSL- ... ..,... Georeia TtcVs Early Victories g Indicate It's Still -Tornado FORALliMMGAMh High School and Old Grad To Mix Thing on Fair Grounds Oct. 31 A iimU.T wolf, on of lite few his ixmi. bicli yet piuwl the Klam ath country, was glimpsed by H.rrj F.xIe. Austin Hayden. J. U Ju'n a and Walter Waggoner, of Klam ath Falls, who last night returned ;rora a deer hunt, which proved cot unsuccessful. Trie (oar Kri hanttd foar day Ib Yunrct valley and managed to bjif two buiks. Trie timber wolf, tcey uM. es-, thrm. According to Vocal i sportsmen, the last timber wo!f STHALK HO.ORKI Hear ye! Hear ye- Oa October Jl at half after ten In the afiemooa tie Klar-ath Tilli (uu will meet the Klamath h: gridsters la bat:! urrtil death on i tbe fsir grounds gridiron, me iaarels from the battle wisl t . jmj iB Shta vicinity ru shot by given by the defeated teaca ?a the a fort ranger more than a year aatore of a chicken dinner. , -Having been able to obtain a n with the b'.ih school war riors al! persons wbese Eax.es ap-j LITCHFIELD. UL. Oct. Si. Ray j pear below are reaested :o tarn ; aVhalk. veteran White Sal catcher. ' oat aad do their part ia making ' catns borne to Litchfield Tharsday tbe game saecestfal oae. Prac-, to be aoaored by thousand of ad tice fire nights a week, meeting ; miring home-towa fans. It was the at the Mecca pool hall at i p. tn. j teeth annual Schalk day. ! iharp." J Ray led a team of major leaf ae ; So read, tbe aaaoaacemect as;ir against s home taleat nine, nude by tbe captain of tbe Klam- j reinforced by several Three-Eye lea atl Tillicaau. j P'-ayers from Springfield. Aad along wit a me anauaacv- f meat is this final warning, that if j the players do aot tarn oat every j night they wiil aot be r.rea a; ehaare at tbe chicken diaaer lowing tbe wars. Those who are scheduled .v. v, tvi'1 nil of the Ti".i-i - . ... -n.n.-i- Crove. (ll.i able to inflict greater punisameat n.... n.u. tiale 1 ! on Freachmia. although Stanley Lewi ",!!. Cliff HJguei "alter pat ap a same battle. (5). 'Red- W.tu .. Pia! iv -i-kt-. ntf To, OBriea IT). Bad Whirp e ($ j MOE WINDOW IS 1). Deaa Beckley fill. Harry j Molatore ai), Led (13. ai Brothertoa (i4. r.a:ri jar-i Fajj 51 Carried Out By Kenneth Jlsier (17. GeTt-rj Caa-, drey (1$). Esrt Arjc".d :-. ter Raey Clyde Wilih ill). Francis Carron liil. Li;, a: -r ris", Christy IJt. -Sl:??tr- L.'-ttj v.v- if' -, Tne .'' x '.- lt diaws tbr di't i t tyfrm of pat'ont ' Aad tik ",, r' ",0" l,pM taad n-til ' lr1, ov" "' ,nl"1 the rrai w.Mnal sme will taffer a death b:c of tbe d The tb: !'Ps are: The Uri d.re baseball fa The lor of pctacl. The sharpen To the !rt taeatloaed. ! dteJ- That I,T "to i SPQMS DONE BR asialilere ell arrte sraii of Ibrlr arttllte-the I-lQTPf pffjrl. la SI least two I Lg 'U 1 thea Ibe same bold blot! turaw . I ts. - lAier Ibe aautblera eitleretl. The' 1 ! w it .11 Id's arrive srautUI was an, ttutsrowlb Ih.t Ui!d imrl since inri idr anine IMIIU plot rvrnw I lui bera lU to "throw" the srrrea, HWslWaffc 1 ut la both caws U ss alpprd In) 01 BmIm J the bttJ. thsnks mainly to Ibe newer ""sirO t lull plaeia brink iBlerted 1 tC CASlrt J HI RLET WINS BROOKLYN. X. T.. Oct. II. Lew ; Harley of New York, won tie de-; Ou;ciioa here Thursday aigbt orer 'iEdonrd Mascart. Freach feather-J weight ehamplon. ia a fast ll-roaad' bout. Harley was the stronger and the; l)pr t Into tbe ame. To tknae tta-burn sprrulalora and. i..,i.-,i ha-h.ll fan the world s, ramblers sport la aolblne but S rrtee U tbe .-p-e of his life, lie; pawa Tliel kaowlodae of tbe cel.b IKee from fsll to fall la hope ofTlllra U acqlrd aulely with Idea seeinc the blse ribbon e nt of the j of cou paling the chaa.ee of these isme. His dreaai realued. he caa,rva end their toaiaa la the bettlnt be fonad aalllla aroaad the hotel ( aad their rhaBcee of "llstenla( to lobblee betwera games. ut "drink-, reeaoa " ; leg in gllmpere of the notables ut Tbr shysters are oalrasts la so. the baseball world, (lad to rab l-'clelj. ihuaned by Ihe other classes . ws with tbe Cobbe, llarrlsee. Mo ' Kecrinles afrCraws. Griffiths, etc.. ! of the game. His soul Is fed for combs ob the fire of those days, f He Is the man who supports tuse : ball day ta aad day oat. I Tbe second type makes Ibe world's ' series the gala eeenl that It pay willingly big price 10 acquire with the tew eioeptiooe who snconr S(e them by falling tor tbe proffered Ibkets si etturtloouts' ralea and plsjing "ttsh" la the belting. This third class Is bigger aad atroagsr than eser ibis year. Tbe maaaer In .which tbeee grasping Ihe the Is They ' money rbaagera milled aroaad lihlM nf I ha Piiffahiir hitlali choice seats at the game, gladly pay f!tl Iwo days of Ike series waa d la padded hotel bills to hoase them- j gastlng. Oae could a't meattoa Ihe selves during the games. j word ticket bat what as etesdropper I riorgedastr gowned women, as 1 would shonlder his way lalo Ihe con 1 bnlltanlly and eipentlrely dressed . rersatloa with the eager query; as those ia Metropolitan opera bosesi"Want some good eeaia. right dowa and at eiclualre colonies, are a part: ia row U." of this type. They bring the color! I'nl-ss this rlasa la stamped oat It Mo the series. Their knowledge of will ruin baseoalL , the game may be saBcrfirtal la many cases, but they enjoy the gatnee. And ' by their geaeroas cheering, their en ACME OF MOTIF; Attractive Design Ia Color Schemes !4). Coach French of cle K'.z2;h ea has aot trsed the propoeJ Uca dowa and his boys, erery ce fa tie pink of coaditioa. will proV ably aiow ap tie o'.d feilsws to i-Taatge. ATTENDANCE IS GOOD Ing roox table, se: for a Kzliowe'ea p-rty. with a ciic maid in tie con- commit: Teocal b:a-k aad white, serrlng ' Kbooi office. GcorcU TcchVrirto ever tbe always formidable Pcan Sute tram and its (rcrrraJ makeup indicate that the soot be ra team taty atdl carrr tie 'C;o;ca Tornado.- Above, the eoscb and two (radiRZ :rs of. the Oeorria Tech el-.ven. 500 NEW VOLUMES ARE Klamatn Fai:s carpenter jf q E1VED BY cCHOOLS ,na'r- TltB o0' ' k" a os: haoysd " lore arrosra. ' Lnhraea made his way to the office of the county cierk of Klam ath, and obtained a marriage license whereby Mrs. -lands Kleiner aad he could be wedded. Mrs. Klelsaer rsTe her orrnpatioa as the owner of a roo:!ng honse. I That Easel 4 toarlng for HIS ' dowa sare has a lot of eitraa aed thniasm aad their whole-hearted , i oae real bay. Hee It at lie i enjoyment la general, help make the Ho 1 Motor Co Uth aad Mala series the crowning eteat of lhe;s, yJl ammer seawa la sport baseball la ris.e.-.Jvl DanJ ALTAV AUDITt)? Under New M, SATUR1 EYEM Cae of the most attrartire show , Between 4v aad l) books have cicdows in the city is that ia aloe's beea received dariag the pa.-i two store, arranged last aiahi by G. L- days in Klamath Falls for titr xier, with the fall motif carried bulioa from the office of :be super ta roagaoat ia the scheme of ..-- intendent of pabiic schools, rasgesen- - ( lret boies b:re ncf yet been The center window held a din-: -,.v,rf ,h. Q-k nf eeta:- tie dairti'y arrarged coTers. The i baekgrsu-d of the window wis an AT RIVERSIDE SCHOOL! oraare and black design of eerie t witches, cats and pnmpkia faces. . Rrcerside school scored the larg- with owls ia black relief, est camber of rooms ia any of tie ; On either side of the middle win- schools for lack of tardiness with dow was a display of linen, which roo 1 tiree. foar. serea aad it " i caBht the eye at every pi.-- reaorti-g a perfect atteadaace. Tie by. Linen in all tie Eew tildes of second grade room woa the pennant thistle, mulberry, goldenrod. and and two stars. ' tflronca the wanted colors to tbe; A total average of pspils. with i simple and dignified white, were in1 tastefnllT drtpfd and disp'jiyed. nnpacked. as the work c ing the other bocks his nat yci ed in the Centml Books cf xr-hkal tales. h?roia and fiction, as weU as true stories, histories and actohiegnniiev are incinded in the grcp of voisnt-s. A few- of tbe bocks are KtKP WH1KEY OIT BAYOXXS. X. 1 . Oct. II Heavy steel netting has been put over tbe firrt f'.oor windows of the Bayoone jail to supplement bars, which now bls-k exit from these opeslara. The additional precau:;ja is not intended jack the 10 pnvvat prisoner, from breaking particular, and all sports la general ' Ana now we come 10 tne intra type the tin-born gamblers, cheap shysters, aoaey hungry, unscrupu lous crooks. These men juit as sare at fate will kill the game eventually if al lowed to wage their nefarious busi ness a the annual aeries. Baseball, as a game, means noth ing to them. The world's series ap peals to them only at aa eveat that brings "snekers" together, in con vealeBl numbers to be fleeeed. This class Includes both Ihe ticket speculators aad the sare thing gam blers. Originally It was composed only of speculators. They centered their efforts on haying tickets snd re-selllag them at exorbitant rates. Oct GOOD FL00I, I GOOD Mtf coot' I Call own jr'i fW ANOTHER REAL BUY 1925 Esses "Six" Coach Only $198 Dowm Xewlr painted. Perfect cendltloa Bechulo) Every desirable estra. Yoar opportunity- la getiM tor winter at an unusually low prico, HOWIE MOTOR COMPiV lhoae 879. Young Canoeman." Georie Bird ' out. but to keep whitkey from com- Grianeilr "Jin !ja.-S-oet." E!- ing in. ,, mer na-seB Gregor: Teles cf O'.i . Ecgland," AnythlEg yoa wiah to sell? Or to ' Hm t-t 1 i ! iri..tk kA.t tbe month dosing ca October the city schools showed aa enroll ment 01 i;a.. wti tTeraly 4iy rTSSlf&iCf Mtcuijwuc l 1 . . 1 . 1 er per- f eenuge attendance was exceeding- 7 ly high during the past month, with - being shown. Only l.S per 1 5 cant of the students thronghont the city have beta tardy ad only .1 1 percent of the teachers tardy, recorded In the report sheet. CARPENTKR IS MAKRIED Dan knocked over Edward Lihr- !t ia the economical, efficient way through a little Klamath Xews Class-, l!:-d Ad. j Still They Come! What New Hats 1 1 Wool and Cotton Goods VtjLtrcsitisi iVif. 1 ' v.v c3 1S ) u yi; f " wUSL e JPi'T t- , n T S1.30 wv: p'.i.d. extra gsod qaatity. heavy. iLch :iti, in two rattems very de s::V'.e i?r fill and winter dress- w OQ ts cni sciu. October Sale Priced) 1 JO $21". woo! crepe, exceptionally nice for cr;.es. eoiors grey, orange, peacock, rrc.:. tivy. at a real money tf i or" savitj ater. October Sae Price 1.D l.C0 stcra rgs. ia focd dark winter col or!, far dresses for everv dae lra - i:nes. attractively priced tor Lijj. octoter Saie Price... 81.B8 French serge, very good qualify, as sortment of colors. ia wid hs of 35 .n:he. im inches and 12 inches. J 1 n n Oc-. Vr Si'.e Price -. b I I.O Par::eae rep. in colors of lavendtir. osn ::ue and ait.. offered a: in etce:.cssl raise f3r a few days, nn Oct'. e.- .-ile price D3 C ?'i-. :w, i..v) ?UMt ana s-,.-. r.e.-u cj.rt, of W-.-k and white w.-h 69c reo.. green. jarj. sr. na ts :a wii Saic Pr'cs yellow strire. 40 October 1 r r sPl.OV !t;f.'';;!,rer- ''-f"' flM'-itr ma "nai f,.r t ff.ona ar.i !,,, Ioi,. pre;. T pi. .eras c. .ot-s on uiV.A heek . -4 - .m.m. a.i Price ... THHKE Yards $1.00 91. B2throhe material, not corduroy, lav eniir with jliow atripea. soft and downy, wa-hes well, easy to trim. In it inch w-.d-.aa only. Octorer Sale r Price yC 1.0 Ira?, broadciv.h. well known qaallty. aaitijie for many ptoses, colors tan and gr'y. certainly a vilue offer- "Q mg. Octo.tr Sale Price OkC ITc rhiV.iei. in an ajsortment of IS differ ent pattern, for con.(crtr covers and oih;r -is. during the comforter making season. October Ssle a . Price THIiKK YAI'.W $ 1 ,UU Onlinz F!inne:s. good weight, white only. inches wide. Octo'jer Saie m Price 17c Osfin; fiir-nelr. heavy we'iht. ) inches Sale'e 23 C ,,m..P-V "J-. Viu-iful figured -.JT. ' 'soroba and lounring robes, wd.h ,n,hH,. gd value, at a 2 OQ O.-.ober Sjie Price .. $1.29 1 r,t ' nrnd. earlnslve it A-:-' r;"?hi:n Golden Rale. vi:.x YuiosSl.OO Coming, , NEW COPCO 6 PREFERRED ST0 Price t92-00' Yield 6 A forthcoming issue of 6 Preferred Stock of The California Oregon Power Company is an nounced at this time, for the convenience of pros pective investors. Continuing the regular policy of making this in vestment easy to purchase, the Company will accept subscriptions not only for cash but aLw on time payments of $5 per share per month. Monthly . payments will earn interest at the rate of 6 until the purchase is completed. Here are three nf theVevest examples of smart fall millinery. The small. eS-thr-facc model if Ihe top is cf felt with' ribbon trim; the second of white felt tvith shirred velvet facinfj; third a hlack vchct with slit and roll-1 Cl!.Drli . and Chitoquin In the Center of Klamath County's .Shopping District A Record of Derelopment and Progress The consistent progress made by this Company during the past few years, together with the grow ing appreciation of the stability and value of hydro-electric power se curities throughout the country, has resulted in an active and steady demand for such investments. Copco Preferred Stock has ac cordingly risen steadily in price, in keeping with hs increased worth and the expansion of production facilities. First offered to the public in 1922 st $92 per share, the 7 Preferred Stock is now quoted at more than $100 per share. AH cl the Com pany's 1 Preferred Stock has now been sold. , . A New Issue, at a New Trior These favorable conditions an) fundaiTMtital and perrmarjeot. Tbe Company seea no reason to believe that a high dividend rata will again be necessary to attract ample cap ital for the development of this rapidly growing property lo an ex panding and proaperoua territory. The Preferred Stock about to b issued will therefore carry a divi dend of Six Per Cent, and will yield a return of 6 J2 on its initial price of $92 per share. Copco Preferred Stock is non cmllMbkaa important advantage much sought by investors in this period of advancing prices of de sirable securities. Ask any member of our organi sation about our monthly payment plan. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY utiicen ,1 Med7orrJ, Grants Pass, Roscburg, Klamath Falls, Oregon, Yreka, Durum uir, California.