TUB KLAMATH NEWS
Page Two
Tuesday, Octobor t.2t
HUMDINGER PROGRAM ASSURED
Ritchie-Dill Bout University of Oregon Heady for Crisis Second Victory Is
Promises to Draw With Team of University of Washington' Cause of Great j
: Enormous Crowd' ,.S1VKMSITV ov , ' , , ,,:., m St. Louis Buoyancy'
gone. (lie., Oct. 4. i Spiv kill vimliraliM. r.v.l Oivkkii will he:
The crisis of the 1 ItSia fool ball sen-1 liiu k lu her i til place in the sun
t A fight erf slated lo offer three
main events before a crowd equal to
thtl of 1-abor Kay, Is the lineup for
Scandla Hall here at :i0 tonight.
All flchters arc In eicellcnt trim,
and plenty of knockouts constitute
the watchword for the evening.
A last-minute switch of the heavy
weight who will meet Earl nilchle.
prohi slayer, effected when Jack Dill
of Everett. Washington, struck town
Inst week, promises to give a main
vent of outstanding merit. Most
local fans are familiar with Hitch
fe'a prowess with the gloves, and
while Pill comes somewhat in the
i . i v. i . u .. . .1... ,i.t,.i .. i .
speaks long and loudly of ring anil-", """" '
--d'Hlted
lo celo-
ST. I.OVIS, Mo., OH. 1
i Ww) The onrint'tunltv
son lor i no i nivorsny oi urwn wn.ro in i,.v.;i wxxxw iwwm m ,ini(0 H N;lmiU, pniiunl
coacmnc man ana inoioaii iramjny uimo iitxiiou putcvti wr.
will b over within a week. The MrKwai, ha s1(mimI ihrvt Or-!
big Ramo ot (he year la scheduled Ron tttanilhys to assist the l oiu hiutt ,
for next Saturday npainst th I'nf- Maff. Hill Itiyuartl. votornn
versiiy of Washington in the new ' trainer. In utuun n ursine the hoys
I'urtL.ml Civic Mattlum. throuli tlmrlvy hors ? ami Klml-
The outcome of this clash will red ailments prvwit.nt am one
clearly demonstrate the decree of football player. t'ob M.iiite, for
auiVess the former Army men have mer Ore on captain, t in ehnrfte
reRistered In the Vadfte Coast con-1 of the ends, and endeavoring to
fervnee. If Oregon wins or hold1 impart his own finhilnu ability
the 1925 champions to a close; to his proteges. 'Spike' Leslie,
score, the new system brought by 1925 freshman ioaih. is helping
r.nl.ln Ink. I l..k.a. av.M'ddt Lllii.A. .Ilk ihn I I . 1 Ili.,- """"
aatur of a dark horse, his record"1"" - '" " " j '""""V th bases full.
To say they were wild doesn't'
nr.
victory knocked on the front door
of St. l.oufft for the first time In
40 yeis nt .Vf.3 o'clock this nf-j
ternooti. aud tho whole pNpula- j
tioii, Sr. people hy count, made
a it rah at it.
From the moment that Itogers j
Itornshy, grinning like a school-1
boy, siepptd from the crock IVnn-j
syhania special, followed by those!
rampant Cardinals of his, St. j
Louis began tu'ting like somebody I
had Miiacked a home run with
players through tho street. I
Hut Hornsby survived It nnd !
so did Southworih. and Hell nmtj
Theveuow nnd imwt of all, that'
feeble old fellow, Drover Cleveland'
A let under. When the first win
ners oT the St. Louis OihI National
league pennant lu lu years reach-j
ed u downtown hotel ull were In-:
tuet. j
Horns by nan rt'qil .mi that the.
reception bo made "uliort and
snappy." In order that hit men (
might be In good shupe to battle
the Yaukei'S, and tt was Ilk that.,
The parade lasted for less than an
hour, hut that was long enough
for everybody to huv his little'
yell. Those w ho didn't get to ,
yell during the parade were yell-'
tug late tonight and, judging from
the found of tt. there were mil-1
Hons of them.
Played in City!
The Everett battler won his place JJ,J LOUIS V? llfl
on the card through the unofficial
knockout of Larry Holman. Bend! r lTSt lliMie iliVef
logger who was earlier signed toj
fight Ritchie. Realising he had
better material In the, field audi
urged by fans who saw the ,unoffl- Happy i ' He Who Holds i
ei.l tilt, the local matchmaker at I Ticket o World Con. ,
considerable extra expense, put Dill . . .. , .. ., ' !
to Holman'. place. j . te1' Card.n.U Beheve They -
The reeult will be interesting toj Wili Carry" Away Pennant. .
watch, for Dill comes south with!
six years of experience gleaned fromj (By tinted News!
bigtime ring, In and around Sea,- ST- ' OV'S. o Oct. With!
tie. In northern Mexico and par,, ' '" St. I-ouis fan aqt.iver like,
of eastern United States. A llle'he fecl" of Mississippi river rnt.j
lighter than the local lumberjack l"9 ho'" fo- hic-h thts city,
battler. Dill's ability with the leather! h,s W!,i,,d
and hi. fine footwork will no doubt;" ran or 8 ra,fish eilhr- for ,hl,t
sven things up pretty well. Ritchie m'u"- is
may be somewhat speedier than the! The St. Louis Card Tuesday
Washington scrapper, but the boy I not oi'V k 'he neld (or th
Dill la clever and will undoubtedly i rt world"s series game their home
land his share of the punishment, 'town has ever Witnessed, but Uog-,
The seml-windup on tonights card If Hornsby. fighting club looks,
is slated to rival the main event.!'"8' about readj' " b
inasmuch as Tim Callahan and!""? " f """. ith hP,
Johnny Fugate who are staging this! or'1 "orM 8 '".plons .ems-,
portion of the evening's entertain- j ,lle,r lhes"'- I
ment, ara both fighters of excep- fneasy rests the head whose own-
tional ability who have appeared"" possesses a pair of tickets for;
in a number of rain event battles. ' 'he world-. wrie. and many fan
iiii . t will lie awake nervously planning!
The seml-windup Is scheduled to . . ' ' ;
. a ....... Ha... ..j way. and means to get Into Sports-.
go six rounds. Both Callahan and ' , r
. . . . I man s park by rame time Tuesday, i
Fugate are hard-socking scrappers.! , . . v j .
. ... For St. Louis has succumbed to I
however, and a chin on either boy " I
left unguarded for a second. may dementia horsehtde in Its most vra-
cut the battle short. en torm- The 'J -
ised months ago when the Cards be
, Tim and Johnny have both done'Ma ,h,r rlimb up ,he Nationa,
considerable fighting in Portland. ,e4sue laddtr,8 a, nand. I
and the latter first made a name for '
., . , ., . . The ba 1 park, where the (ards
himself there when In his first big- '
,. . ,, will try to clean up the teries dtir-;
time fight he won an ail-city ama-l ' M . . , ,
. , . . ,, k . ing the next few days. 1s hopelessly,
teur championship. He had then at-! , . , !
fined the tender . fighting age of Inadequate a far a, seating ac-;
11. Tim. on the other hand, is a ' "mmoda.ions. ;0" ,
JL , .... ... ,.; person, can squeeze. Jam. elbow.-
rangy redhaired Irishman with all : " . , . , :
., ., , ., . 'edge or crawl into Sportsman, park i
it. ic.j,i,.j ""1 number represents lefs
w .BaieJRutP.''
i , ' '(mm
half expresH it. Craxy would 1m
better. Corpulent old fellows jig
, ged with newsboys and trunk
'lingers at the Washington avenue
' Mtlttoll.
The appearance of Uajah llorns
: by was .the, open sesame, for the,
p it up enlhusigHm of-40 years.
It wa a long time siyoc, .they had
- an opportunity for a Velebratlnn
. and St. I.oiis made th most of
! it. ' '
When Ifornsby stepped ;in to the
platform the crowd surged through
! the police lines, t hereby' widening
j the r:tj..li'v grin, but almost spoil
j ir.g that of the mayor who headed
the reception romuiitec. HottV
j wei-( bounded about In the multi-,
i tude like a cork on (ho rrest of an!
f ocean wave. f
I How the police ever restored;
j order enough for Hornsby nnd hiy
: tellow - player to grt safely Into1
.automobiles Is a matter for spee
ulative lonjeeture. It must stand (
las n tribute to the efficiency of'
I the St. Louis police force. Kor a1
1 1 nt it looked as if the faitus, In;
j their ex press Ion of jof At winning1
a National league pennant, would
spoil their chance of winning a
world series.
They didn't stop with mauling;
their Idols nt the station. They j
kept It up during, the parade. Vast
layers of humanity rolled toward'
i tne automobiles carrying the ball
CKUCU I.AKK KNJOYMI
MIWT rittSlKUCS hIMSON
MKOKOKD. Oct. 4. -- tl'nited
News t A total of Stt.util persmis,
the largest on record, visited Cra
ter Lake this year, according to
latent figures. Of this number 'S,
6J? came hy way of the Medfoid en
trance. 27. 1 til by way of Klamath
Kails. 5.3X5 hy the east entrance,
and (he remainder checking In nt
Anna Springs and government rump.
Kvery ntnie in the union whs
represented.
Anything you win. to Hi? Or to
Dtiy? Tell all Klamath Folia about
It In the economical, rf(clont way
through lltilA N'awa cinxNlflad Ad
Poaches Leaves
for Vacation in
Secluded Place
NKW VOItK. Hl. i. -- H'lllleil
News) Jlilwutil W. HrnwiiliiK
IliM Klrt wlfit, Kl'illlcttH I'immIH'm"
ll.'i'niin llrowtilnu. me liitiliig n little
vaciitlnn Iroin eiicl, nlhor, uml ho,
of loursi', the story Is ull ov.-r town
iliui the iritty llttli rnuiuiire of
the 67 vni old riiilinr mul lli Hi
ytar-old bc:tuty has Mmih'tl on IIm1
rocks.
The rumor of uai'utloii. however,
l iiuverlllid.
Mrowiilttg tlinliMl I lit mmnr Mtitt
ituy throiiKh hi Hitcrotitry. mid Haiti
they had parted for only u few diie.
wltili rcjehi. wi'tit lo vIkII iter
mot tier.
The secretary uld tti.il Mr.
(Irownlnit's wife mid Mr. Ilrownln'.
iiHitlier-lu law. had gone i vaca
tion (or n low days and that lie
didn't know where they wero.
Hut New York won't ha nd If
I lie llrownliiM have separated, bn.
cumin II will kIv vlsiunlly everyone
In the illy, man woman nnd child,
lite omioiiunlty lo shout; "1 tuld
you so.'
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I.M'H MONT MIHKIl.tltl.H
I'AIIIM. lii. t - ll'tllled New.)
Millloiia of red aula are making Ufa
ulM'rnlile for hundreds uf thousand
or Taili-luna who Inhabit apart
ment Iiouh's of one mlu'lti (Ularter
of I'lll'IS,
Tlin ipeilc.H Ik small, vicious and
l,i'd lo itttih. lie Is so unpopu
lar, lu li,,' I lint authorities who
biivo liivnmlKiued say that he origl
inileil hi America.
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spots during the course of a pos
sible six.
The return of Joe Coffman to
Klamath Falls has attracted consid
erable attention here among the
fans who followed local fights a lit
tle over a year ago. Coffman wasi
than half of those who have an-1
nounced their Intention of attend
ing.
Aside from a first class exhibition
of baseball, one of the greatest
baseball game. In. history Is fore-
least. Flint Rhem may draw the
TONY LA7 6RKI
OOI.IIK.K CKI.KIIHATK
! WKMIIM; .tNMVI-HSAKV
WASHINGTON-. Ort. 4 ifnlted
News! President and Mr. Coo-
I
then a wide favorite here and hi.i
assignment of pitching against the 1'rtKe observed thlr twentieth wed-
' Vanlra .Ithfln.h tnaav Ilnrn.hv A.Sm a n n I va Mr, . a-l. !... .. . ..lo.
second debut tonight, after a year!
.... ,i . . . after escaping from the delirious em- narttire from the ttmial White Ifnti e
of quite strenuous ringing, is being' . ' , . . . , narl"rc irom uie usual woue iiou e
... t.wi . brace of the fans who met the Cards ,,. tU. . . A . . ..
watched with interest. I , ,. routine. The President ,-pont t.ie
, at the station Monday evening, said
Coffman signed to fight Jack m,M phnn hl. n,,nrt h,P "al amount of time nt I.Ik office.
u unen, a snuty laa. late oi rruco,
mother city of the coast's leading
battlers. O'Brien is good and will
no doubt show Coffman .a good
tusscl.
Herb Pruitt and Jack Davia are
doing the preliminary, and what
this match lacks in skill it Is ex
pected to make up In heavy rushes
j game time.
! "Old Dutch" Ruether, the south-
paw who recently reached the
Yanks frjm Washington, has been
selected by Miller lluggfns as the!
and addressed the American Red
Cross after dinner.
.I STItl.lS IN KlftllT
I.AGRA.VDK. Oct. 4. l United
pitcher to put a crimp in the Cards' News! Five Austrian laborer;
ambition. ' 1 were more or less shot up and cut
A Rhem-Ruether duel should, be un '""owing a bloody battle in a
. , . . . ., , ' a rloee affair since "Dutch" is ont small house on Monroe street Mon-
and general rough and tumble fun.i" 1'omj auair since uuicn is oni
More Interest than- ever before "jr vindication. . . .,... . - .,.,,...,
Hixui pitmnpanr escaped.
NOTICE Vtm PUBL1CATIOX
has been taken in the evening work
on tn preceding this new card, and
the enthusiasm shown in Scan dial Drpartn.cnt of tlin Interior, I n -
nrAiinrf lha Vinnea rf ! Iha nnat ! T' C . rf f. 1 t. r
Our" "plumbing is best
in design and construe-.
tion.
c4J 'ZS first
tn:
few day. presage, a capacity house.
I Kentemt.er ?n !')
Tickets are going rapidly and the I otlce Is Hereby given thai
stage is seemlnelv all set for a hlc'Claud Oaines. of Malln. Oregon,
stage is seemingly all set lor a big who on December 13. 1922. made
time with the leather. Reclamation Homestead Kntry. No.
011374, for Farm Unit "K" or
DUCK HUNTERS IN 1 L0',".'2-, J3v" , Mn'it 11
i Section l.i, Township 41S., Range.
BAD LUCK SHOOTING! 'IE.. Willamette Meridian. has
. . filed notice of Intention to make
Three Year Proof, lo establish claim
n me lunu aii'ive aescrinen, neirire
(Cootinnod from Page One)
the shooting of a china pheasant.1?- R- ,M'a?.; rler'c County
,, ,,,, I Court, at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
were arrestea. j on 1ne ut day of .vovomt)(,r j9a6
In the party were Sylvester Fat-; Claimant name, as witnesses:
terlce. W. A. Satterlee, Alvin Sat-i J- E. Stearns, of Morrill, Ore.:
terlee and H. C. Jensen, all of i ""TT', of .f"'!!; 5Jre-:
... .. . . r.ugene McAuliffe, of Merrill, Ore.;
Klamath raits. They arc charged Andrew Brown, of M.ilin. Ore.
witn hunting from a public Inch-1 Klamath Irrigation Project.
way and with killing a game bird
out of season. The canes were!
turned over to Marlon Barnes, dep-
nty V. S. game warden for this dis-:fX
Irlrl.
The wardens, reporting that two
young boy. had been caught at Mid
land for shooting after sundown.;
pointed out that there Is no age
limit so far a. the prosecution of
game law. In the federal courts Is;
concerned, and that hunters, young
and old, will do well to familiarise j
themselves with game laws.
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