THE KLAMATH NEWS
Page Two
'Saturday, OVtoKer Iflgrt
Klamath-Ashland j
f Gridiron Game to !
Draw Large Crowd;
Itoln or shine. Klamnth la goln
to come home with the laurels to-'
day! I
Wlth that spirit drumming In the
ears or ion SO warriors wearing
the red and while of Klamath high
school, . tho gridiron herocsy are'
faced with victory or defeat hi
the hands of one of their hiiterit
enemies, Ashland, on the local grid:
this afternoou at S: SO o'clock, j
Thla time. " Klamath in chasing
Victory, despito the past two de-!
feata at the hands of Ashland and 1
Med ford.
' Joe Biisa ma? be ont of the came.
due to an Injured shoulder, but I
there fere a few husky hoya who '
are planning to get In the came. !
Just waltinx for a chance like thlsj
to present Itself against the valley I
inud-llners. ','. i
"I)u,tch" French ' has his men
wound up like a mechanical top and
they are creased to unwind, and'
unwind fast. This la all accord-'
Inc to (loyle. and without specula-:
tlon.
A rally Friday night Instilled that ;
last bit of needed pep Into play
era and student body.
6ay city uninjured i
AS SHOCKS ARE FELT!
'(Coo tin Mid from Tta Om) j
developed a westward movement
Which threatens to deposit It with-1
In the city llmlta of Berekeley.
' Thla puts.it east of the San!
Andreas fault." Father Riekard;
vent on. "and I believe there was
no connection with that lift."
Instead of the broken windows. ;
fallen chimneys, stopped clocks and j
lightly displaced .buildings that re- j
ulted from the quake. Father!
Rlckard Deliver that sreat damage!
Blight have resulted If the tremor
had centered nearer th tip of the
San Francisco peainsu'a
, "Had a disturbance of this force
been on the San ' Andreas fault
where it border? San Francisco
I .am inclined to believe buildings
would have, fallen and otter dam
age far greater IJiau;- tu.it record
ed would Ba'ne'j TesiillecY' he said.
The earthquake was of dnmWr
two Intensity, he declared.
4Theone which shook Santa Bar-"
Lara .more than a year ago was
number one .intensity, as w;as the '
.San Francisco temblor of. 106. ."
, The earthquake here was suffi- J
clently violent to startle sleepers
into sharp wakefulness. In many
houses dishes crashed to the floor.
An hour later another jolting seiz
ed buildings of the city. Flashes ,
lit the sky as' power lines buckled.
I) this' time householders had been
aroused and many flocked to the
streets.
'' Market street, . San Francisco's
principal thoroughfare, was astir ;
an hnur earlier than usual. Citizens
aroused v from sleep surged down
town to see If any damage had
been caused. .
Many women put on coats over
bouse dresses and hurried to near
by parka. At tbe civic center, near
the city ball, hundreds congregated
in the fear that other quakes were
to follow, j. ,
Reports of damage came in later.
Windows were broken In the Pal-j
ace hotel, plaster fell In the ornate .
ferry building. Department store
display windows were smashed.
Two Market street buildings were
moved slightly out of line.
The earthquake was felt between
Santa Rosa. 55 miles north of here,
and Paso Rohles, 200 miles south.
Jt extended only 25 miles Inland.
Santa Cruz reported damage of
$25,009. while the total monetary
loss Is not expected to exceed $40,
000. '
Scientists at the University of
California and the Lick observatory
placed the center of the disturbance
near Salinas.
They. with Father Ricardo.
agreed that shocks probably would
not be continued. It was also
agreed that the short duration of
the eurthquake kept damage down.
It was pointed out that buildiiiKs
topple only after they have moved
from aide to side until the founda
tions no longer can support the
Btruln of the oscillation.
CRK.IM 1 II.I.IX; FOIt I'l U S
. ".1 1 to c ?." H ired Her to Loca tc
"Miss A'," Witness Testifies
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Brief of Oregon
In Highway Case
Filed With Court
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WASHINGTON',' 'Oct. 1 Si. - Tp
: lioldlnt the motor ' vehicle law, a
brief for the state of Oregon was
' fllil In the. Pulled State supreme
' court Friday, signed by Attorney
licuvral Van Wltikte and J, M. Pe
ter. The brief asserts the right
of tin' legislature lo deMitnate reg.
illation o the federal aid highway
.to tin- state hbthu ay commhmUiu to
: tether wit hthe right to fl a' mini
mum ,K'urt on- disignutel sections
. of road. ! : ' ,
The fair penitents explained to
I the confessor how greatly she was
1 grieved by an accusing conscience.
She brwnlled Ihe fact she was sad
; ly given over tw personal vanlt1.
She added that on this very morn
J Ing she bad gated into her mirror
;niul had yielded to the temptation
of thinking herself beautiful.
"Is that all. my daughter?" the
priest demanded.
"Then, my daughter." the con
fessor hade her. "go iniwace. for
to be tnlatakeu is not to sin."
TRACE IS LOST OF
ALLEGED KIDNAPER
I'ntll a late hour' last rtighi, uo
trace of Ihe tramp who la reported
to have attempted to steal a three-year-old
child near the Main street
Southern rarlfir railroad crossing
yesterday afternoon, hail been found
by local police.
The man. according ! the mother
of the child who telephoned Ihe
police and sheriff's office, limited!
! nlely. leaped from an Incoming
freight tbaln shortly after noon yes
terday and grabbed Ihe little gill.
1 who was playing nearby.
Before Ihe mother, who wltiuwod
the attempted kidnaping, could In
terfere, the tramp disappeared be-
Iliad a lumber pile nearby. The
I child, suddenly released, rushed
home while the hobo made hia
getaway In the vicinity of the
Southern Pacific depot.
Officers Drown and Swindler nr
: rived nt the scene within a few
minutes after the kidnaping occur-
red. but failed to locate the tramp.
ESS
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1 To rend Th Kimnntti Now day
firr dny Ik to kttp thoroughly in
, formed on hnppftilnitH of liuimrtnnc
throughout The world a well a lo
1 Klamath Fall and vicinity.
SPECIAL
Fine Young Friers : -30c
Fine Young Domestic Rabbits
STEER BEEF
Shoulder Uoasl Beef, jier pound 15c
Shoulder Steaks, per pound 18c
Rib Boil, per pound He
. SPRING LAMBS
Lega of Lamb, pound' 40
Shoulder Lamb, pound ."...30c
Veal Stew, pound -15c
Sanitary Market
701 Main Street
Phone 22
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N. i ii ml us cn-dt'iYmi.Mit in tin west coast's sens:ition;it mn
);iitrt'V mr ami at ttir saim- tinur tin state's star witness, Mrs. Lor
raine WiM-man-SeilnfT (Mmwn a1ove on wit no stand). It a jjiven
ivitkmv i-oitsideretl ery iLutaini; to Aiiree Seinplr Mel'liersnn,
iHtttd evan'ltst. Mrs. WiNrttiati-SrilafT say? Mrs. MePhtrson cm
ilityitl lit r lo prtitlint: a "Mitji X" as Ormi-ton's coin j union at Carmel.
FOR
County Assessor
W. T. Lee
.
. familiarly known as
Bill Lee
Your servant for the
i r- past six years
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(Paid political adv. I
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ooe-eiKhth teaspoon salt, and seven
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little eoid milk). Add two cups hot
milk and cook until thick and
smooth. Pour tills Into two bealen
eKgs. and rook over hot water for!
a few minutes. It klionld be very
thick. Remove from tho fire, and
when cool add one or two tcanpoons
Vanilla. Make a small hole In the'
lde of each cream puff and with a
teaspoon put It In.
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