THE KLAMATH NEWS'
PAGE SIX
SATURDAY, AIWST 13, 1928
Railroads May Be Governor Talks Thrilling Battle of Santiago Tale
t Tied Up by Strike Before HearinglTnM uv Who Fired First Shot
0le Beats Lyons;
Women Asked to .
Sign for Matches
BEAVERS BEAT
OAKLAND, 3-0
BIG DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 18
Langell Valley Community Hall
Given by the Uniell Valley Udiog Club
Proceed, lo bo Uwd for Piano
SUPPER al MIDNIGHT DANCE TILL 3 A. M.
Muaie by MELODY ORCHESTRA
TICKETS $1.00 Public Invited . SUPPER 25c
(CoBllnard From rs One) ' (Ooathned rrosa raga Omm)
HAS KHAM'ltit'O. Au IT. Il'
IM Th. I'i'onil ami llili'il I'laia
billot to be returned Septem
ber z.
,. "Thla claaa of railroad em
ploye, aubmitted their demanda
to a federal board of arbitra
tion," the atatemeut aald. "and.
mtter hearing the raae the board
extenaion oC llie Orecoa trunk
line, the Alturai Una now twin
...... .. . 1.. i- ..- i....... .. it... II-..IM.. 11111.1
Hy AI.KHKI. I. HKt'k
built in lu'y.'
Caiiiain Clark I 1 ,n"""' " ' " '"" "' . , . ,..
nd contemplated U.,,.. "rre.mlen. ........ed ba.k. -ah. jnay bar. . "V.rd.; ita'Il .be.r ba.am. 'and there
built
projects iiiforinlnit the railroad
AMU.Mi I V'.. Aa. II H " ' uwn, uui put iu tu w . ..... ... , ., . i ... i.Ha,n. ,1.. .i.t.l.liiii
and l.yona ilayed off their maii-h I ' rhanae In the im.III.iu
In the tennla tournament now bo- "' h'w leadera.
Int ataxed. Vo'.m eliminated I Tho li'aaue-lradiiii Snrraim-uto
The man who fired.. the flrat coaai ot Cuba.
repreaentatlvea that Oreaou
land laat ahota In the battle of! "V were
atlll too far to
grateful for all of It.
jSanitaaa when Admiral 8amo-,,,. An old boatswain, mala , B ,hfM ,e Seuutora ea.llr d.f.nled Seatlle.
Farmer Speak.
uecuneu mm reuuvvi uu 4uiia ..... . ,.
i ami . iiwi ...... ... (t,, iuv nauiiiia aw
na followa: Klrat aet lo l.yona. ' to 3 Krorlt-i U run. in the
a.!, ..uid to fule. 11-11. and "'ree Innlutta lo break a
"V ""J" i" ,':.'-.. It. the heart... that -.pple mada from the t. of the Atlan-; , ,. feellnx. and ahout.d lo
treat except to yardmen, whoacab" haa eliminated mum ot "- , , " .. . V'i, V third to Cole. . "c " noi.yw.io,. am. , n
were granted T 1-1 per cent. The western Oregona agricultural Kberle-aa retired from the .you give her a 1 Stuck shell, for ,..,,.. ,, ta . Vi.'frauclaco Seala had trouble 111
conductor, and trainmen of rail- frteght poaalbllltle.. wja denied : navy llay. Cod a aake?" " I ''. V, mLrtli Mull, r w,,m,M"- ' '
road, operating In California and , ,h. gorernor. j In all hi. half rentury with the jtaHlc Over Ci I . V IThJI d 1. Hollywood wna llnvuned by
those terrltork..." , had no fear of a favorablo out- Oo u to ' the holler room,. Captain Clark,,,, ,, lmllM ,., whlrh An1..m,k . ,.,.,.
5 Renew IX-mandn come. coup!ed with agricultural ! WP I J,, told me to try a M-lnch ahell.j,,,,, , wwk ,r A""'" " ;k ' ' " .
, Tho couductor. and trainmen 'development. ; "'"'J, hr ((A , At Hvo mile, the .Uth .hot I.,,,.,, , , p,. ' lJJt
promptly renewed their demand. K.vutive tYOM-J.ietl.ml , related tml.( a f.w Hour, netore , , , f , , ltlchmond or Itex . ., ",,,,.r,", , u "r , " , '
, k, . ,. i . c.w.,. ..i..r,,o.- f.,r the Mils renrement. ! . .. v , . - ainre un .. KKnmona or itex jt the game to win their fourth
.v... ul . . m.,i. n.u.ni.j, slil.ia . neu.- ...i .iui. .,ion. Till, event wl! be all.
ablo to reach an agreement with : O. V. R. N., croaa-queationed ' ! " Nwnisn nniiw Twenty n.lnutea alter we atarted .,.,
the rallroada. The railroad, of- : the governor In detail a. to the I Thirty year, ago aa a oun firing a lS-liuh .heU .truck tin-1 '
fered to aubmlt the matter to a ; worth of eastern and ceutra! ore- " ' " jer her atwu and the Colon haul
board of arbitration under the gon Irrigation project.
! ward 13-inch turret on the Ore-
led down her colora. The btttle
1 rne reauita nw N'wwa Claaa Ada.
atrnlght victory, 11 lull).
Portland heat Oakland. 3 lo 0.
Ponder .of the Ilcavera allowing
the Oaka only five hlla.
Vateon Parker Railway Labor .Anawerlug In a calm, atudloua gon. Kberle pounded ahell '"fw ovt.r ,,, Saln't nv ,,.
Act pawed by congrea. two year. vole. Governor Pattecon told aneu nuu uir u-.... ,pr (b (he WMtOT hemlaphera bad
alto. Thla act wa. drafted by the railroad men that every et-, ". - -. i b annihilated."
the railway labor organixationa fort waa being made to cure tbe
and a majority of the rallroada. financial Ilia of the variou. proj-
, laca from Santiago harbor.
He aaw the proud Maria Tere- i
paasags being urged by both par- eel. and that after thla had been dip her colora aud head torjA w,n.dre,M.d j.OMII' woman who!
ties. worked out he was auro tbe "'e ' ..e. .. h,d ,,,, nollr,d w,.op.)g 0n . !
r Rallroada Make Offer project, would be feasible and hull. Me pounded the iacaya. ;.,lbwnv p;atri,rlI1 lotar, hurle.1 '
'"The weatern railroads." the aultable tor development and aet- 'he Oquendo and the ,tolon with j hrrvrl( , frim 0f
alatement continued. "though tlement. hl" U-ln.h guna and o.w them all(, w(u k,M B,,n,v
tl.ey are earning well below a i"11 ' """ ' hlle t ap- sh wo a foM wwdll( :
Sir return on Invea.ment. in the :,,, , ,crept either Blcm1. 1 1!" Siri. VlL.'lr"aZaa?nda i -V " '0 In l,,r
letereat. of harmony were will- , drfUed the .uggea.ion dm.rT D of the ,' j
Ing to allow their contluctora and ,h. l a,ed state, board of medl- dJ"". ' . . ' 1 !
Brakemen an Increase of 1! .,. ,h.. .h- Hi.nm. tw. ,..h-' na tne .nr... o. ... ... . MrTU't: (IK
-K . ... . . ithe real.xatlon that hi. guua, hi.
per cent, the .ante a. wa. recent- mlttcd due to arbitration In ac-' . m r. .ht
.nnuA .i..in ..j , .... U-lnch monter. had wrought
and whieh eo.i about is son ana k. haoj lo the mighty
Oregon Cauliflower Fritters
Portland sends this prize recipe
The ire pcrfeuly dclkiou. lut he sur y.nj fry them in Jtlhdtt
uutmf, jn. lUvc ytH. ever (a.trd triki) right 'run. e ant
1 Urc raulifluwer
1 cue auu.
... ir aalt
I cup Auur
1 rt. avpavalvd
I ubinpuua incl.ad Cruu-a
Si'.niah
per annum, or allow an increase . -The railroads are still willing
ot T l-t per cent provided the , to arbitrate but the labor organ
nmployee. would agree to remove itation. affected, having refused
certain restrictive rule, tha; now arbitration are now asking a
prevail In regard to the securing , strike vote."
of full use of modern motive The committee Uauing Ihe
power, and which rule, are not statement consists of K. II.
in effect in other terrltorli. 1 Knickerbocker, general man.ger.
' Offer IN-rllnril , Cnlon Pacific; J. H. Dyer, gen-
M'.aer offer meant higher eral manager. Southern Pa.lfic
raUM of wages and greater earn- si
tngs man tney ever before re- A. T. a: S. F.: aud E. V. Ma-
si-:tti.kmkt oi-
FINAL At ft if NT I
fleet.
TelU ot IWiKle
"Aye. that was a thrill." Ad
miral Klterle said as he retold
his Intimate story of the fumox.
battle.
"It waa on a Sunday July ceased, has tiled In tbe County;
3. 1SSS and we had been wait-1 ,'"ur' ,of, Klamath Couuly. Or.-j
l. nttl.M. ..r K,.,k.. h-rhoe 1 "1 '
V. . . ... 12 -. T ministration of said eatato. to-
f or 34 days. We were a I dress-, .ether with hia'renori .,h
ieu up in wui.es una enjoying a . ....on tor final fllstrlhution
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County'
of Klamath. .
In the niatli-r of the estate of
Reuben J. Wood, ileieuse.l.
Notice is hereby given that the,
undersigned, administrator of the
estnle of Reuben J. Wood, le-:
lt.it caul.llower in ultcd water until ttnJcr. Seurite llowertn,
tpemkle wuh salt anJ pcpr, dip in bauer prcurcd a. lollo,.:
Mix salt with hour. Combine m, milk and rac'tsd Oiko. Stir
liquid into dry ingredient.. Pc.r until .rnuuth. Dtp each floweret
into the hatter and drun ijutky into deep hot Crino Ct6o hi
F., or when a .mail pic-e of bread hmwnl in e eonl.).
t ry until brown. Thi. will aex.t pcui'lc- I or a .mail caulitlower
u ot ttic baiter reciiv.
Mn. A K
W. Ketter. general manager, f. , ... ..,,. h .,!,,. Vr.,i,v lh. A -
mIv-j i -i-. . ,. , , ne crow a nesi aign.eu a iiiasi- ' - - a. . v. iui-k i
eelved In the biatory of r.lYoad- son. vice-president and general ..., , , o.. ra of said date, at the ....
Ing. The organixationa were un- manager of the Western Pacific. I.
I r. v I
I yv. - w I
of S7oes
For Saturday
Table 1 1.98
Table 2 2.98
Table 3 - 3.98
These are odd and ends
from our Annual Sale and
consist of Ladies' and Chil
dren's good shoes.
BE HERE EARLY
52S Main Street
; bay.
"The men started yelling.
IMIere they come' and with al
I most unbelieving eyes we aaw
W17 flJW CjtMI fDPFV C'TAHflK! t'"' Spanish boat, come out led
tia-1 Vll I 1J JllVJLiJL.il OimiirO by the p
1
room of said court house. In aald
! county, has been fixed and up
; pointed as the time and place for
the aettlement of said account.
Dated the loth day of August.
192S.
Hi-
Or"
Klamath County Golden Bantam
Corn Dozen 35c
Ashland Elberta Peaches Crate $1.00
.Grants Pass Blackberries Crate 5c
Grants Pass Fancy Tomatoes Crate 70c
Grants Pass Hearts of Gold 2 for.... 15c
Grants Pass Cantaloupes Large 10c
California Large Cantaloupes Reg. .
2 for 25 c. Today, 3 for 25c
Grants Pass Sweet Watermelons Lb. 3c
California Thompson Seedless Grapes
4 pounds 25c
Del Monte Pork and Beans While they
last, No. 2 cans, each 5c V
California Grapefruit Fresh, 2 for...;.. 25c
California Sweet Potatoes Pound.... 10c f.
Strawberry, Grape, Raspberry, Logan
berry Jelly 14 oz 25c j
Cling Peaches (Gallon) Saturday t
only 50c
h Florida Grapefruit No. 2 size, 2 cans . 45c jl
Broken Slice Pineapple No. 2J2 size, i
2 cans " 45c f!
("Grants Pass SaJ-snma Plums Crat $1.50
I June Sweet Apples Box $1.25
Bartlett Pears for Canning Box $1.50
jj Klamath Huckieberries Gallon $2.00
. Florida Grapefruit Juice Can 20c
proud Marti Teresa.
riwas an awe-inspiring sight.
V
li lIau. is. n iiatKY,
Administrator of tht estate of
f i l).i..K.v.. t yt' i .
K' lhflr mau Ui. hlni'lr httllat rti a i .u u
- flaSJ.l-a
hite streak ot foam toward the;
IM?n sea. "The linhtt-r the mau'n heart
Spanifh liVHiierntr ! the more he has to Support It
"The Spantith were despente. j with his hand when he ha.t his
They came out at full speed picture taken." ,
with all Bns bellowhiR-. Then '
we took after them. The Orcffon 'JVLnHMBMBMi
waa fairly Jumplnp out of the
water with the white waves rfd
fng like a hone In her teeth.
"The Teresa was just abreast
of Morro headland when we
opened fire. Within 40 minutes
she was on fire and creeping to
the beach.
"We turned our attention to
mi? itutruuu, Willi u was raiuiK
A parallel with the shore. Twelve
S, minutes later she was burning
fiercely and ashore.
Sallorn CTieci:
"Captain CI irk standing on
top of my turret shouted to me.
i 'We have settled another. Look
out fr the rest.' And the
cheers rang through the ammuni
tion passageways down to the
boiler and engine rooms.
."We continued a mad race aft
er the Viaaya then two miles
away. One of our 13-inrh shells
f hit the Vtseaya amidships and
L heeled her over to starboard.
sending up vo-umes of smoke and
steam. j
"Again we cheered as she
headed for shore aflame. A few
minutes later her commander
hauled down the Spanish flag.
It was the third Spanish ship we
had settled for In 90 minutes.
"Well iKme Orr(("n'
" 'Well done. Oregon the
Brooklyn signaled.
And then started the grandest
chase In naval history. The
Colon was six miles away and
looked as If she might escape.
We were making better than 16
knots.
"The Brooklyn trailing us sig
naled. she seems to have been
mm
San Francisco
Onk In ih and Itay it U-n
$13.55
Ron in! Trip, ;2I.44
Sacramento $1 2.S0
Lower fares than ever be
fore to California points.
I)e Luxe t y P s Pickwick
coaches. Departures daily at
10:00 A. M. and &:U0 p. M.
Two daily schedule:: KiiM
La v tnrt'n to Knit lke Ciiy,
Denver, Knnrin City, ht.
ImMn ChiciiKo. New Voik
,.
Pickwick Stages
(11.1 Main HI.
I'lmn.- IMHI
lj We have the complete Edgemont J
fj Cracker line.
Hill
h Free delivery on all orders amount
fj ing to $1.00
Parking Space for Every Car
Public Market
YOUNG MAN
with at least two years in college, with strong
personality, thoroughly efficient, neat in ap
pearance and who has ambitions to learn the
automobile business from the ground up. If you
can sell me on yourself I have a permanent
position for you at a fair salary to start, and
will advance you just as fast as your ability
warrants. For appointment answer by letter
only to Box 180, Morning News.
TOE) AYS ,
At KLAMATH KLOTHING KOMPANY
Men's Athletic Union Suit
69c. 3 for $2.00
Me i': Broadcloth Union Suits
. Values to $2.00
Today 98c . '
Men's ribbed knit Union Suits
Short sleeve, long legs
85c. 3 for $2.50 '
Men's filllcut blue bib Overalls
95c pair
Men's fine Corduroy Pants
Values that generally cost $5.
Today $3.95
Men's blue Work Shirts,
2 pockets
69c. 3 for $2.00
Men's fine Blazers
Extra special
$f.95
Men's Work Sox
Tan, grey and black colors
7 pair for $1.00
One lot of Men's Fancy
Coat Sweaters
Values to $7.00
Special at $3.85
Men's English Broadcloth
Shirts i' ,
Plain and 'fancy ;color8. .
$1.95. 3 for $5.00
25 Men's Summer Suits
placed on sale.
Values up to $50.00
Today $18.85
One lot Men's regular $6.50
Work Shoes
Today $4.95
Men's Athletic Union Suits
In Lisle and Rayon mixed
$1.49
IT WON'T BE LONG NOW
.Until the hunting season, and we are ready with' the most complete stock of
Hunting and Outdoor Clothing and Footwear ever shown in southern Oregon. ',
-jD LEADING CLOTHIERS SINCE ISO!
4
"Pay Cash It Pays"
229 S. Sixth St. I
at Walnut
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