The Klamath news., May 21, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
TUESDAY. MAY ii, h'2s
NIK KT.AMAT1I NEWS
MORGAN HOLDS
McDUFFER
M14SUMTT. tiOl.V Vl.l'H
Hy lliirrli Payne
RRRWIVS TIF Mills Cut Siffn Twin Bill
UllUllllU IIL TiimUi. niitmii: KVir Ion-inn for1
Lightweight Champ Out
points Baby Sal Sorio,
Takes Eight Rounds
WitlOLEV F1KI.I). I An-i
gelcs. May 20. tl'P) Toil Mor-
Kan retained hi , Junior light
weight title here tonight whin he
wily outpointed Hnby .1 Sorio.
the San Ilernard.uo Mexican. In
10-rouiid outdoor boul
Murgan had the m-tler ol it
from tho start, cloarly nuilnyiu ,
his opponr-nt. Morgan used hut '
left to decided advantage, while '
Baby Sal failed In numerous nl-;
tempt to smash through hi." dan
gerous right. ;
Sal rme out aw:aKiinr with a
two hands Is the ninth and con
tinned his desperate tirues tn
I he tenth, hiu fulllely. i
Morgan fought the in si five
rounds with his left hand, appar-
ently having hurt his risht near
the end of the fifth. Kven when;
..he waa using hi right sparingly!
he waa uever in danger.
Morgan took eight rounds. The .
eighth was even and the third j
went to Sorio. i
Sorio's vaunted Tight failed to
land solidly on Mnrguu onee dur
ing the fight, although a Mi lit
vlip on the chin, followed hy a
left In the region of the groin,
dropped Morgan in the third
round. A look of pain covered
Morgan' face, but he did iw:
loako a protest of foul. Holh
were well under the weight limit
of 1 3u pound. ,
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6S5T SWtt IN THE
womo ch an tasy
COURiE txa-JNT
"Mfc ASV THINS."
: WITH YANKS
I m, -ii i. ii
Hubbell Knocked Fr6m
Box; Giants Lose 6-1;
Cubs Even Score
(Conllnucil from Pane One)
f To Be Held May22
I lYlAnl fhnl ni.iul .,.tl. k....
. . ' ' "", a double miiln evnnt fight
fairly wtlsfaetory order files, and , ,.,.,, KhH.a ., b, Mi M
with complete shutdown to bo , Mlm,rhl, , np ,no nl , ,
takcu within tho nest two weeks ., ..... o. .... , . ..
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judo witn conKinera Die hui
Only two gnmea ward aehed
! tiled in the American I.eaguo
M'nday. In one of thre the St.
into
no on Ha hook oa which alilp- j
mem In ruval due. Such Mma
Tes" Itlckermtuff.
promoter.
Jeme IV Motte, 170 pounda.
tlon In liable to make bnylng dlf-j':" .ni" "taed In Morrill, and
fi-.if ri.h. f .ho i ...'" known tu flatlc elri'lea up
.ontR Jlrowna playing on their 'fact, there la evident of It nl if." , Z , ? 008 . PWV
home grounds, defeated the I'M-j ready, ni nillln that wero how-!f "r '"T"': 1,0 P01'""". 'n
eago White 'So to S and !n, fomu nnxloty to rank. nlw ,' '""J1- wh" ' U
thereby are tied In aecond place th early part of last week are I"1"1. ,ka", k . "", slu fon
triple out of four turn at the retiring In quote on nnvthlng " 's f'iht ai Kugene. In
i.v i r n,...'...n, ..... ... "lone hulf of the dnuhlo bill.
"i'u tiiw miiwivi. u."u iiiiiv iiiiiih "r in.it iiiiiii-ui, HH , , ... , ... .
connected for t.n .iiirle. and 'tiler wiTl he nnahle In null 'fnilklo anteke. thn Pylnn .
plate. I many of the orders already
At rhilndelphia, Kildlo Kom-" ,nfl Promised
mell held thn lloxton Red Sox
;to Fix hiu and the Marks won
: their fourth c.'nsocutive victory
js to 1.
The rirooklyu Dodgers, with
I Clark allowing but two hits, beat
I the New York Giants t to 1.
Hubbell was knix-ked from the
box In the third tuning. Itube
! Itressler. with a triple and two
'doubles in four times up led
the Rohtn hatters.
Hold
lluli hnnin". ISO poiiuds, w ill
i clash with Spud Murphy of Anr-
ri.aiilryUeportcl.stlnmlM.-d " noun ... ;
Tho piycliologlcal cffe.t of tltla ,"" ' ,ur """
ahrupt reduction In the cut has m". "'"r,"'- , fc '
t:muhted inquiry and tbtre has '""Y ''"'" ha won .17
UHl ! I'nilll'Fi n 11(1 in M.SI
and hits hard, and who has
twice appeared In a Klamath
ring, meets Itiy Huffman who
Portland,
lu thn seinl-windup.
Steambnnt Jacksou, welter
weight, will clash with Indian
Americans Win
In Tennis
Play
PAK1S. ilay 2. (TIM Amer
icans won two and lo?t one.
match In tho first day of play in ,
tho French bard court tennis
championship. at Holland Oarros .
Madium, Antepil. today.
Hill Tildeo and Frank Hnntcr. ;
paired in thfi doubles, won their1
first match and Hnntcr. paired!
with Miss Helen Wills, gained.
tho Second round, of the mixed,
doubles. Miss -Msrjorle Morrill ( l'it'shurgh
and Mrs. May Sutton Enndy were i f'hicago ...
eliminated in the first round of .
Home Run Hits
tfiwtay
M:nn"h, Drowns ... : 1 ' 1
fadf r
On, ;i;.ut 10
ioliIig, VunkPCK ..
Klfiu. IMiUliw S
Ituth. Yankees 7. 7
0loul. , Phillies ?
Wilson. Cubs ' 7
Jar k sou. f! Ian is ...
Tuta.N
Natioual league ... ..151
American LoaKu 102
Tocal ..... (. 255
h(Ha a uor.renMu luoroft.-if In tol j
I lint hftil unqupMtlonahly iK'on
tmlHU.. linear fhnlf nlmwinania In
!h hAh. r i..ihs' i- olnit Krtort fn
ft is known Hint wit It hf pn
! bIIiIo oxropiion of t ht A ttant It
The Chicago Cubs evened up Hinder n continuous stream of'ua" P wen in i nrtlnnd
with the Pirates when they won ' transits, tho other major markets 1 "
to I. Swetonic was hit hard hare only limited storks and are ! flrPfrAn f.nllOfC
In the eighth whilo Bnsh worked iu a nositlou to buy in gold vol-! vc"" vawaavasj
steadily fcr Chicago. uno if convinced that it U a safe
The weather waa too c'd tor j,in, to 'lo so- Thl" l,-'al'J-baseball
at llnsmn and ih. n.e;irtiP of California cargo huslncsx.
between the l'hils and the Braves 'Tn'' ',,0'k, of "" lumber rn
waa railed off. .
To Play Harvard
Over Telegraph
TONIGHT
THOUSANDS WILL
AT TIIF
Musicians -ball
...
A ORCHESTRAS
tnio in oin-u ronifi
of tho hull
STREET PARADE
Today 'at Noun
r.':U0 oVIoik
32 MUSICIANS
, I'layiiiK
('iMitinuiius Miimi'
Expect Officials
Of Great Northern
the docks In California hare been
at the lowest point tor seversl
weeks that thoy have reached In
years, and tho retail denlers as a
KI CiK.NK. Ore.. .May "0. tl l'l.
In what is expected to be thn .
first intersivtinnal telegrapUlo
rule have a smaller footage than ..olf ,n,"trh ,,u "e ''nlted Stales.
usual la their yards. That In- " "' " t w..n. . ,c
Les Sailings Band
Lee Crafts' Band
The Blue Jackets
Jack Bowling's Band
Will Be Hrard nt the
ALTAMONT
Zi.W aft
ImIii Jn'i.iiaiitairfilTliiiiff aini.r Jkmrn
CM? e
1C
(Continued from Pngo One)
irlinatlon has been encouraged hy I
I the trend of the market the first
M'oast Intercollegiaio ehnmplons,
will meet Harvard 1'nlverslry
nrt of the mon.h for a time i " ai.es.ia ana nursaa ... ..lis
and vinually the entire personnel ' 'ook though prices fJ; ..,,'..,. .. ho
.t. lo,,M w. h inlnreii if nrodue. ' '-" n Institution will be repro-
i " .lunuriu s nisi.er o.l.cia.s. ' "
tlon was allowed to Keep up to
Major Leagues
X.ITIOXAL IX-Vfil K
It. H.
.. 1 6
6 8
Batteries: Swetonic and Hems-!
Louis w. 1 1 II. chairman of the
oreai ortnern's board of dlrec-' , ' ;,. . . ,, Icon
tors, and his son. Loni, W. Hill.,h' C"l""rn,?J fcbN-0,m, I
Jr., joined the party In the!"old "P t.n ,d' ,llBt lh,
northwest I l,lri,n "'ismes. m7 r imine iu
Others on the special will Ut'
elude K. K. Weyerhaeuser, lunv
t uriuimi, -A. i . !tiri..g, presiuen. 1
: of the Pillsbitry Flour mills, and d1"01"'
Joseph Chapman, president of the '
seated by four men and will plav .
14 holes each day on Its own t
rse.
the women's doubles.
i ley:
t
Rnsb and Gonzales.
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AMERICANS IV TOfKXRY j
PARIS. May SO. (VP) Wal- : St. Louis
ler Hagen, Horton Smith and J Cincinnati ...4... 1.8 0
Joe Tnrnesa are among the field J ' BattvKs: Hajnes and Smi.h:
entered for the French profes- i I.ucas nnd Oooch.
sional golf championship starting t
Tuesday at St. Cloud. There will AMERICAN r.KA:i'K
be 72 holes of medal play. t R. U. E.
' Boston 1 5 1
i Philadelphia 5 6 1
idem:
CtM IIKT WINS TII.T
ido as thev did In May last year: HKItl.lN. May 20. (fPI
Hand buy in a volume which will ; Henry Cochet, French Iavic Cup
quickly clean np all stm k arcuni-, Player, belled fears thnt he was
supping today wnen he defeated
Rail business has never heeu -Meniel. Ciechn-slovaKlan star. In
mnch. If auv. out of balance, and 1 tho finals of the Internatlnnil
tournament hern, 8-11.
I. -l.
items of yard stock hy the end
of the month. The car material ' I1.1HEHAI.L VICTIM y
W. r. Kenney. vice presl-j uorKel " "' , r..Mi-inti.. Knns., stay ti. it
C O ! "mill n ui.t-j 1.11 11. iieuu ny B pHCIU'O ,
Tu inaiiil.iiii a nit-mlcr
fiiuv, no one t-aii deny
the tnilli of tlio advice:
"RELVCII FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A M EET."
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dUtKT'U T Ulll'tUilU, If I WIUf IIV. Ul lilt! , ... ... ,,., 1 .. ,
K, L. 8. Donaldson company, Minne- n"'ch- " "u'' "n,t ' ''""'V T.nn ,1
iiapolis, all Great Northern dlrec-j" 'f Predicted that there will be, Tennis
'Iters, and the followins execu- """"age of the most-ca led-for -I
ttves: Ralph Bndd, pridoat
; O. It. Martin, executive vice pres-
i'tdent in chargo of trHffie;
A j Jenks, vice prwident in charge
of operation; F. G. Porety. Yice
i president aud general counsel: F.
iL. Paetzold, set rttary and trcas-
:X 1
A J e-r
i- ii in...!-. .ni.fiiaS 1
Batteries: Ruffing and Berry:
I Rommel and Cochrane.
PACIFIC COAST I.KAC.n-:
No games scheduled today.
WF.STKRX LKAfil'K
: Omaha 8, Oklahoma City 2.
: First game: Pueblo 7. W'lchl
la 6.
i Second game: PucOtio 5.Vlchl
'ta 0.
i Denver I. Topeka 12.
Pes Moines S, Tulsa 2.
able, as this demand has held up 1 hall durlug a baseball game be-!
far beyond where it usually j tween nines of Olivet and Read '
does. i Ing, Kims., filenn Schrueder. 31,'
9 While the first, hem-flts of . died In a hospital today. ,'
urer- Ceorgo H. Hess, Jr.. cmp-, pronm -uuu renami ... '
trolltr- R V Davis chief engi- helpful, coming at this time, , lo the dctnnnd thnt Is Hahle to
neer- William Kelly," general su- " Pro,nl"'' ' Pl foundation hold tip straight through the,
perlntendent of motive power. th ration of the supply I summer. ;
and D. J. Kerr, assistant to I - - ,
Jerks. ; '
Riley Dies, Hold f
Man for Inquest
(Contlnned from Pace One)
TliVAS IiKAIJI E
Deunmont I. Fort Worth
Snn Antonia 4. Dallas t.
Waco 5, ShreTeport t.
Houston 9, Wichita Fall
14.
0ST people depend 011 Bayer i
Aspirin to make short work o
headache', hut did you know it's .
just as effective it! the morse pains :
trom peuralgia or netiri;is? Klicu-;
matic pains, too. Don't suffer when j
Bayer Aspirin rnu brint; complLtc 1
comfort without delay, a:id without ;
harm: it docs not afifect the henrt. I
In every -pactasc of nciiuine Barer ! DnftHrJrh HpH
Aspirin are proven directions with ! """UllUI AiClU
which everyone should lv; f.tmiliar,
for they 'cart spare nntch needless
unfferinsr.., : - .- .
(Contlnned from Pago One)
and L. Ii. Truax performed the ;
autopsy. i
Riley Is survived hy two hro-i
, thers L. L. and M. H. Riley,
both of Stockton, Calif. '
j Ktlbpnena Eye Wltuesses
Eye witnesses to the aceldeut ;
. in which Riley was Injured have
been subpoenaed to apepar at
the Inquest tonight when Earl
Whltlock will hear, testimony. -It
was learned yesterday that
Riloy was a World War veteran.
' serving with tho Second French
: Army at Verdun from August;.
;12ih, to October Bth. 1918. - He'
:took port: in thn St. ililiiel of- J
fensive from September 12th to
September 16th of 191S. Again,
!: the Meue and Argonne offen- 1
Isive from September 26th to No- 1
j vember 11th he was active His'
' honorable discharge shows he :
left the I'nitcd States in May of
,1918 arriving home from France.
; with Comnauy F. 1.11b I'lialiieera
By Spokane Cops nnAtp,ra" Tf' passing, k
Is lindorstnod he was employed
with the I.lnkvlllo Cemetery.
AM ERICA V & SSO 'I ATTOS
Milwaukee 0, Kansas City X.
Toledo 0, f.'oliimbns I.
Indianapolis 3, Lsjitlsvlllo 6.
St. Paul S. Minneapolis 5.
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l.NTKRXATIOXAT. l,F.AO!
Rochester S, Buffalo .
R. ailing t. Jersey City 1
Toronto 10, Montreal S.
Baltimore 4. Newark E.
SPIRIN
pttin b ti fnV tinrk of H-i.t SIin:irartu-
Of MouctJ':t;ldvlcr i.-J Salivjlta.-i.l
25
is the
right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
Large Tube
25
iics iii'rf .or num.: uuie m t
' lafer worked for a garage firm. '
I Says Nut (.llllty
j Karly this month he disap-'
p'.ari'd unexiwctediy and had 1
lnot lioen heard from until yoa
;terdtiy. He stated that he was
Ijnot guilty of the crime charged
and expressed a delro to aive
f ! extradition and return to face
1 the cha,'ge.
While In Klamath Kalis he
was active In civic and church
iwork.
(food's arrest was brought
'about. Sheriff Lsiw said, when
i he left word tn a Washington
town to have mail addressed to
. E. J. lloodrich forwarded to I).
J. flood his right name in Spokane.
Sneaking of famons athletes; j
"I'm always on tho team." said
the horsefly.
Howard R.Perrin
Designs and Plans
INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
BUILDINGS
201) Hnpkn Rlitg. Pit. 2.V1.J
ar bo n'n
GAS
in Carbonated Bottled Drinks
is good for him"
SAY DOCTOKS
Mother's milk, contains carbonic fiJS to the extent
of 10 by volume a medical fact that you can
verity by asLiiip; your physician.
Carbonic Gas is, therefore, one of the first Aid
of Nature a milj digestant, a nacural stifhulator
of the circulaton- organs and the Jtomach.
Carbonic Gas is also germicidal in effect, in car
bonated bottled drinks, for which your children
like to spend their dimes and nickels.
So, while sterilized in bottling, the presence ol
carbonic gas is double certainty of the purity' of
these good drinks. -
Pure, carbonated bottled drinks are advocated h
physicians for these reasons. ..;.,.,. . ,.. ,.
They help also to make up tlfc 8 glasses of water
daily that doctors say we need. They make these
8 glasses easier to drink Sy providing attractive
flavors. ,
Keep a case at home, therefore, to insure the
benefits not onlv of this extra liquid, but of car
bonic gas as well. '
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SPOKANE, ' Wash.', May 20,
1 (AIM - I:. J. Ooodrieh. former
minister of Klamath Falls, Ore..
.was arrested here today by sher
iff's officers, ou n telegraphic fel
ouy wi.rn.nt. H talked to his
wile by long distance telephone,
jnnd she lold bin. there was a
bigamy charge against him.
.linurtrl.il told officers I In to were
no grounds for ?nch a charge
:ln Oregon, and that In had his
I final rtlvoreo deereo from his
first . wife
See Us for That
Excavation
JOB
Sand, Gravel, Cement
and Concrete
PORTER
Construction Co.
- General Contractor
R' nu th highlit
gms hlammblt-
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n of Suin otid Strucn
A Milestone
I.iirkv Strike i't'jii'Fi'iii a niile
nlonc in the jirogrcnis of cigarette
niniiiifat turc. The toasting J roc.
cm makes Lucky Slrike the ln onil
of distinction, un.l, iu iho opinion
of 20,6794jc physiriiins is llin
reason I.itckies nre loss iiTitaling.
No oilier eignrellc enjoya this
secret heal treatment which re
moves impurities ami irrilunu,
produces n flavor lieyoud eom
iarison and nshures llic nniokr
the maxiiiium nfdeliglitful nnk-
mg pleasure nnd comfort,
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mi ni). Moss
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AmiaRiHH mJ Tl. !Ti i.
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The Lucky Strlk Duller Orrhnlra trill rnn.
Ilnue ewry ."uny nlahlina ohm f nx.sl
ro.Ho hook-up oner I he y. II. C nriirnrk.
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'"KEAtil FOK A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A SWEET"
fj? toasted"
fc!2 roat Irritation -No Cougtu
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