The Klamath news., March 21, 1926, Page 10, Image 10

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COAST BASFBALL
FACES GOUD YEAR
n mimv nii.i.KMx.
IVwIitVnt 1'adflr rMt l.ciiiu
I.OS ANUKI.KS. Mar.h Id. Thin
year the Pai-tflo i'oskI IVaitue will
have isuoh that 1 now to offer,
many new fairs hu Ihe field. b:h
player, and umpires, a new club
owner, two new name among the
clubs - Mission and Hull) wood
two new mauan'rs. Kruio Johnson
of Portlaud and Walter McCredle of
the Mtwlon... and a new arranitement
of the circuit.
Also there it a new baseball park
In Los Aniteles, and the plan i'f
opening is now. Seattle stanmn the
season In Portland, the Seattle open
ing to follow oue week later with
Portland as the visitina: club. This,
as far as I can recall in my more
than fifteen years association with
baseball on the roast, is the first
time there has been -an opening in
the northwest contemporaneous with
the opening In California, and
.gives an added touch of Interest to
. the early oaon event
Johnson an.! M.fnd'e r the
' hnt!in tj p. f inannMr. and both
have urevfoutv di niontratetl their
ah:lity in (Vast 1.,'nie roninny.
The Coast league circuit i now
I on a sound ground and pi'l. tu jl
' seogri'phi' al The league h:-
lwn adjusted on a basts of equity
and with a ,lar undcrstanillng on
the part of all parties. The Coast
league Is now grounded on un-!:.iWe-gtiie
baseball fundamentals. In
sh:r:. from now on the gatue is th
thing.
Ii.iM'ball inn: milt's the beloved
gatr.e of the masses of America.
Only a few ears ng.i some of the
world aeries games were played be-'
fore partly filled stands. Today;
the big modern baseball stadiums,
are prov.ng inadequate. Ilaseball
is ns much in the Mood of Amerl-,
cans as are the red corpuscles.
Hocause of its clarity and Its end-'
less variations, baseball is Incom-'
parable from ihe spectutora stand-;
point, and I am certain that every i
citixen will welcome the command;
"play ball." In the Coast league '
which, as usual, will be the first to
tisher in t!u? nation's pastime.
U. S. to Develop
Pulp Paper in
Alaska Forests
hKW Kit. Mar. h I'1- ' I'mted
Press I Klt.'li ie development ol
tl.c pulp paver 1-t.IiMo is planned
l.v the Culled States government
hi Almka. avoiding 'o tiers A
Parks, governor of the terntc; i
who is spending, a .olip'e of ds-.s
ltll h;s patent I e
lioveriior I'm'." has I n In
Washington for two month., oon
ferr;ng wlt'i Se.t.tarv of the In
terior Work
The forests of Alaska are cap
able of a sustained out pit of I.
JUO.Ot'l) tins of paper pulp each
year." declared Park. "Twenty
million acres of national forests. .
or ntniu'li per cent of the for- j
ests owned by the government are
In Alaska, and it Is planned to sell ,
a yearly crop of timber to private ,
Interests."
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to .la. el , now III, I
. f the resltied ca'
Kail, needs a ehl'i t-
Alt. auibltlotis . '
:ii .tone s throw
lightweight limit. -t '
u,uair coinered, .J'
will hear womelhttu'. t'
Jl.s.li-intag" '
with Heunv or his :i..i".
means to convey ihu
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the ev.illn ; ' t Il
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rd Mike de Pml l'l PH' i"' M
I'r.p. rlall Klillls. 1, ". on..'
male it a draw with I 'a '
Johnny Klskie. ti.it 'ir r-'i I ran
clt.o lltlltwe.1,'1 wlio i.. Ii-clj
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In the has d tt t
At pre.em It I.' .1.. thoii-ll 0.11.
of tlit-.n Hiiro i l '. iho.i-tl '
Hie partner of th" Klamai'i Kails
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Pretty new gltukara upron
dresui, organdie trimmed, for only
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Mr. Klamath Falls
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We have solved the problem for you with these
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3
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Phone 1040
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Thin p!..'.iVirfl autirn-tt i
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mm
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Standard Step Plates
All Aluminum
I'rovmt nllppliiK on tho run
nlnir hoard anil rnhitnin thn
lii'.'iiltv of Iho car. lu!tirMt
nurinit our 'renin Annl-
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Aj ka tinnmci of tntftaJt far It 1
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Bu-!hir S.W. Rnorvbrr, rtrry lira b
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Our Token cf Appreciation '
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with every tire bought at our regular low prica
(mm
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Thii it an added ovinf on tirct if you buy during thi talc
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to over 250,000 car owners. J
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With every Western Giant Cord or Western Giant Balloon T"
a Jumbo Tube of corresponding size.
Wear-well Cords -(
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