The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, November 28, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textk)N TWO The : Klamath Hews 13. KEvcry Morning Except Monday) United News and United Press Telegraph Services SECTION TWO iff ALL BIG OAME Likely sloppy Wnen Battle Srt Be k No. 37. ' unnca Col. IHIIy Mltchell' iii ilr service twm' r w4 savy. Ui hunk i Polil and Annapolis, I, uiatl and climatic L m eP"cll " lurn ttm li tUrir struggle ib mlr I'"'" ird0 tflirnooo. ttkfir Sii Iht fast-running n: bd unnbt. L ihi, jnl .he Ilnni lit selghts "ov tl faus'l l'i" cadets M kicking game ttuct. Jack Owley. Ll. ku been working h,tj upon forward md unless lb ball it tad slippery, hir It I lot of flipping inr lk waler-logged till forwards, t, Trpnll and Hew- Lit. kard. hilling bsrk- rm. rapaMo at ailnp- kfrial game, ami with Leiir, tb cadets ou'.- kdks It kicking. Kur l WmI Pulnl eleven ,!M favorite. k li town wlih lota of knitr, and old aalla M sfrase built up frntrthan that of last graaisr army team pa taa middies' goal klalnll. led by pow- ssv. alto hen uil often-overlooked ML Intcrfurouco. la the twenty- ttlwna from West Waslla, alnre 1890, aft the army to tbo it tiara that time. fu 11 guinea, and two Ilea. ikialor, tho kliakl "lajld braid, at ari amy-navy fool- rHk niako Ita ap- Wrt r"rldny night. foolK morn colonels t rostmandcrs. and lrl. bustled M kbblea and swoll- P Broadway. pud miiaurnnt man- " to their promise ""irtcM fiir i,o evo le annual classic. 10L Kiiciiilntnrs ,S"; UtVflt commaud- annlama. HI be tho last ''k la norm 1 1 tod to r'y game. Balll- illiMphl, have ahown ceacy In f"'w of robbing the 'Wl life. LABARASCENCIO FIGHT POSTPONED l.llH ANUKI.KH. Nov. J7.-Th. 12-round bout between ridol l,u llarba, flyweight champion of the world, and clever Hondo. Filipino champion, whlrh u luva .n hold horo Wednesday, was postpon ed bocauao of tho serious I IIiii-hh ol l.a llarbn. Dorturs In attendance on the world'a rhamplon declared ho waa Buffering from tonalllila, and had a fnver of 1 n 2. Mllo Ilalli'rlno, world'a Junior lightweight champion, and Tod Mor gan, Pacific roaal king, will null alltulo for tho l.a Iti.rba Kcn. I., fight. They will bultlo fur I lie championship. KLAMATH FALLS, QUE., SATUKDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1925 Price Five Cent oRome Gives Mussolini Royal Ovation VOTES! T Communiat Oppoaition lo Country's Entry Downed By Riaing Ballot f n to Talk Jiamber Forum l'fiF'otm" PUty 't0f pb. , ui-iiuui Chnrchlll r. 'onaer city ,,,., 11 Kuiene. will ad "mlk counlv i... f ' Ll Neamith, clialr 1 Cham ionim com- fh.rl,!n " now la I ' l KJTV ' "Karded In educa- " e of the foremost atale. Football Results "i Multnomnh a 11: fw., , Santa t'lnra. 7. -ucniai, 0. Pacific U.. t. '-In'leld. o. ' 22; California ' Northern Arlaona Colg.,,, 14i ''; Columbia, S. 50riH, 0. h' U: P.- a IIKItl.lN. Nor. 27. (Unlti-d Now) Cormany will cnti'r the lea gue of natlona and aaaiat In the maintenance of peare In wentern Kuropi. II y overwhelming majori ties, the relrliMtag Krldny squelched Iho coinmunlaia and natlonallala nnd approved the lirorno treaties. Communist opposition was defeat ed by a rising vole; nallonallat at templa to sahotaga tho work of Lo carno were accorded the dignity of regular balloting, but tho results were no less decisive. Clusters of curious and Interested Hermans shivered In the heavy snow fall outaldo the rvlchstag building, while the deputlea within were par ticipating in the historic sixty min utes of vnllng. which dnflntoly align ed tiermany by the side of her for mer enemies In the cause of mutuul peace. Tho rclchstag voted that Locar no bill should have tho effect of law the day slier Its promulgation. Of tho preliminary work toward peace In Kunipe thero remains out standing only Iho formal signature of Iho l-ocarno treaties in London neat Tuesday. After that tho for mulas of pence nnd work devised at Lorsrnn will be applied and In their application will come tho real test of tho documents. A view of the (treat crowd which gathered to hi'ar "II Benito" Mussolini, prime minister, min-' llrr of war, foreign minister and dictator of all Italy, apeak at a Fascist meeting in Home. Muaso- lini (arrow) with his power growing daily, hai thrust the king into the background, and is emerging; aa a modern Cacaar.r " " " - - - ADDITIONAL JURY A further list of prospective Jur ors, drawn from tho regular Jury panel for tho December. 1!)25, term of circuit court here, was nutde pub lic yesterday afternoon by Lloyd Ihil.ap, clerk of tho circuit court. The additional Itst Is as rollowa: Chauncey Itnymond. lalHtrer. Kluntalh Fnlls; V. V. Williamson, laborer. Klnmuth Kails; W. I). Ilurk, laborer. Klnmath Kails; Karl Ilum aker. lumberman, Klnmath Kolls; N. K. Drown, farmer, lirella: San foril Jones, morchant. Klaninth Kails; L. Ilumnilrk. rinlnurant. Klamath Kulls; (i. S. Sevll.i. laborer, Klamath Kails; 1). M. Smith, real estate, Klamath Kalis: K. V. Itlt chlo, barber, Klnmath Kails; Ohio Newton, luhorer; Klnmath Kalis: K.d Ilrlscoe. fnrmer. Ft. Klamath: Law rence Murk, farmer, Merrill; Frank Slgford. farmer, Klamath Falls; James Newtaam, farmer, Klamath Falls; Frank Mayfield, farmer, Klamath Falls; Thos. Sparks, far mer, Ilonamo; Glenn McCormkk, laborer, Keno; Hay VanMeter, far mer, Mulin; J. It. McDonald, far mer, Klamath Falls; James G. Wight, farmer, Hllderhrand; Joe Koesel, farmer. Dairy; E. J, McCol lum, mechanic, Klamath Falls; Chas. Tower, electrician, Kcno; M. T. Howurd, clerk, Klamath Kails; Wm. Hhook, farmer Dairy; .Wm. Wood, retired. Bonanza; N. K. Woodhouse, bee man, Merrill: Pete Lorenz, mill man. Bonanza; Karl H. Aldred. far mer. Dairy; l'lilllp Oden, farmer, Dairy. - I'n.KSIDEXT ALL FIXED WASHINGTON, Not. 24. With three dressed turkeys In the white house pantry, and one fat gobbler in reserve. President Coolldge looks forward to a large Thanksgiving dinner. Bones will be distributed to the white house dogs. EARL COOPER MAKES NEW TRACK RECORD, CULVER CITY, Calif., Nov. 27. (United News) Earl Cooper, vet eran race driver, established a new official world's automobile record hero Friday for a circular track, when he covered the mile and a quarter lap at the speedway at an average speed of 141.5 miles an hour. Kred Wagner, official of the A. A. A., clocked Cooper In his record making drive. M'DONALD TALKS ON LOCARNO PACT Germany's Entry Into League Held Enormous Gain In Europe's Progress BENSON WINS IN GAME WITH K.H.S. Portland Aggregation Prove Too Fast for Local Boys Thanksgiving Day By RAMSAY MacDONALD Leader of British Labor Tarty anil Former Premier (Copyright 1023, United News) LONDON, Nov. 27.--The pact of Locarno la not an alliance; it Is not a military compact. It is a com bination for mutual comfort and auccor. not a combination to present a common front to any enemy or group of enemies. It brings Germany into the lea gue, and any one who understands the real troubles of today will see what an enormous advance that la upon the present situation. However, we must remember that apsycholoaical effect In always a passing effect. It comes; It goes. Unless the opportunity it offers Is (Continue)! on Page Klovcn) After traveling the length of the state Benson Poly eleven took Klamath Falls for a trimming on the local field Thanksgiving day ending up a score of 39 to 6, still going strong. . Klamath's lone touchdown was sent over the long eoukt for lino by Hall. Klamath failed to .eon vert ' ' During the first five minutes of play Benson showed up heT super iority in weight, team work and experience by sending the plg3kla over the goal line. They failed to convert three out of six ' touch downs. Barnes, snappy Klamath half was sent from the game late in the first half, following a slugging match between he and a Benson man, the latter also taking the bench tor the remainder of the game. Not once, until the final whistle, did fans desert the Klamath grld sters. The initial big league game that has ever been played on Klam ath territory was well backed and the boys, who have had real foot ball training for the first time In Klamath's history, showed fight and spirit that w-ag halt of the game. Classified advertising In THIS KLAMATH NEWS pays big divi dends. Use them for profit. WHOOPING COUGH No "curt but helpi to re duct paroxysma of coughing. w v t- wf r- j tj Out 2 1 MiiUon Jarm J Yarl PLOTS LAID BARE Woman Member of Gang Taken By Police Tells All She Knows of Plans CHICAGO, Nov. 27. If yon have . . i t a grudge against your neignuur, you would llko to get even with him for somo fancied or actual wrong, how sbout blowing tip his house, or his place of business or even placing a few sticks of dyna mlto under his own person. If this method of expressing your animosity appeals to you. it Is sug gested that you nt once got in touch with tho order of bomb tos sers and dynamite tossors, who- aro doing business In Chicago. Tho existence of this organization (Continued on rage Klovcn) Peyton's Customer! In Debt to Legion If Peyton & Co. trucks or teams von a load of wood on Thanksgiving day. yo owe bill to the American . .i.i.j n thn aross To- order is eniuieu 7 . celpts of the entire day work. which amoun i on rnoso wno reto"" . r this deal may Py .t Won Co. of lice li tney V'"""'.'A , such collections will be turned over .. -V.- w t M .An triHv iaT uir- octly to .officials of tho Legion. aula Atmnrtunlty to tv o tuna mm . . . amnlnVCill 11 K 11 K OS lilt II ft win vni"--- , Alaoma Lbr. Co. for their cooper ation in this gift. rf1r s. 9 The White Pelican Hotel Announces That Commencing December Third A Dinner Dance Will Be Given Every Wednesday Evening v Featuring Bad Lynch 's White Pelican Orchestra DINNER FROM SIX TO EIGHT k One' Dollar and a Half , Dancing From Eight to Twelve Cover Charge One Dollar Dancing From Six to Twelve Tremendous savings are evident to you upon your first trip to a Piggly . Wiggly store. One of the basic reasons for their success lies in the fact that a substantial part of these savings are passed on to the customers in the form of lower, prices. Best of-all, you are enabled to secure the pick and choice of the market's offering, in the exact quantity you desire and at a great saving of time. You will be surprised to note the increased purchas ing power of your dollar at a Piggly Wiggly store, i FLOUR Speiry's "Drifted Snow" Hard Wheat, 50 lbs $2.34 "Anchor" Brand, 50 lbs. -'$2.10 SPUDS Netted Gems, per 100 lbs. -$3.00 Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Best on the Market, per lb. VEGETABLES Celery, 3 bunches Cranberries, quart Onions, 7 lbs. 05c 25c 18c 25c PICK UPS Honey, Fancy Comb, lb 20 C ' Prunes, "Trupack" ', extra large fancy, 2 lb. package -29c . Prunee, "Trupack" 1 lb. pkg. 17c ', Beans, Red, Pink or White, lb. J0C Peas, "Clearfield" brand, can 5C FRESH EGGS-BUTTER Large, per dozen 48 C Pullets', per dozen 45 C Gold Seal Butter, lb 53 c NUTS Brazil's per lb 29c Almonds, per lb 34c lb 20c - FANCY Walnuts, No. 2. per lb 28c Walnuts, No. 1, per lb. '. 34c Peanuts, per PACKAGE COFFEE, Good Grade,: per lb. 4QC FRESH MEATS Are now obtainable at our sanitary meat counter in the rear of the store. S. O. Piggly Wiggly Co. 4th and Main Streets Opposite Hall Hotel PEYTON & CO. km. i.. - o, 7. luantlco, 0. "i 0org,, 0.