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Newspaper Page TextTTTR KLAMATH NEWS TUESDAY, JAfOJARY 13, 1931 PAGE TTVE f-n DUDLEY TIES FIRST IN LA. OPEN Patioa Leader in World Of Golf and Win Fir-t Big Title NY f.KOIM.i: KllthMV I ii It rt I IVtm HUff rnrrmpundnt WILHHIUti milNTKY n.ni. l.na AuKlwi, Jan. U. Ilh iitf hutorv hail iivr n Kd Putllar uf tt ilir.lntn, lH . win niMj'ir rliitini'ltiiinhlp until In iliv h hn Ui Ii unity. UUtk- hniiril (.ruff MMiiiiifti mnm hlnihu Anwn itit tnhwava hi whirl wind fifth ti tu wtn ttin aiith an nual IN.nlllt a AnitrlrA flpi'fl tnui iittttii'iit w ild ii 7 2 nolo total or J!. Minkru. Nrvor niift if Hit Ifuilrrn un lit h nUrlril Hid four III round, Intrllr j.hnd hi Mnal I lioli-a in iht nni iiiulrr pa i mill iia nf Ihn four In won t IS holra a nrra of Hit thrr lUr tourna nn'tit tn rjip turn flrM print ninnrjr nf H.Mt, WOUKLII WAV I I Altiint nni.utli f hmvk lit I hit flrl.i at th mid nf l!ia flrat nmiid, Pii'lloy giailunlly wnrkcd bit way up lum a itmlnndltn tMnKliin ml ih rnd nf th third i mi in tht morning by playing luimlktritt jo t. At lhi rnd nf lli flmt 1H huh a tut. inlay. iMidlcy aa drd (r 1 4 plarn wild tn otliara. ih wttlt 72. H alml is on hi atMiitid round .Su hilar and trni hrd lh half 'iv mark In a tin r--r clfvantli ima Willi llnrry ('m, r, CmiKn Von Kim and Al Watrt.ua. r h wUh 1 i!t. IV I II Til MtlhAV Tha ftid f t third round thla morning tha Uln, awajtftuluft U'iltnlnri"ii h-'V iir with ftalK WVuul, Waller 1 1 AKcfti anil C'oti r lor ftfih plnre. a h with 317. Si mt iiijc oil i on hli final 1 ft br)r, I'udlf y wna fit a at roll a ht'hlinl I.to lifKl. wtin liad foiKnl Into Ihn trail at li holra wit h 1 1 2. No nn mvn ronald tM Iha poaattitllty of jull y rtiaKiMtclnjc I ha I ad era, nilt'h !, wiiinlnr lh tuinanimt lit u just hi a; old goood naturt-d Kd who alwYi Urk.-d Ilia final puii' h to awrrp on to Ihn gnUtng gl'ry. InxRiiit the rmi'ai raaami-nt of ri-d, Kddt" !". Al KNpliioaa, K ran It WaUh and th othnr lead ar. and tUr i rowd of H.immI who Iir1 nvr n or hard ot Dud Ifv pulling on a flghtlnR finish, when hn atradllv rrnpad Up, holn afl"r holii on ihn tru-ruii- On f h fir it iilna of ha final round lnidlv hd t wo bird In ard rou titled th tura in Itt. Kor iht fir l fit" hnlta of hla lant n'nf , ImdU-v did thw ahonting that won him thr tniirnainnt. H marla hlrdl thrma on arh of the tn, and thn ftnlahrd thn lat two holm in par fours (or a :u. i A: the while I hi? other lead er wt-re flutitidri Ink' all over Iho 1 rouri. Ixioa Hiid hupinoaa, t liiiHCofina, who wrre nip and iKk throtiKhiMit tli tiMirnatui n(. , wound up with 7 4 'a for a !? each to tie for aevond (Ua, Tliay mm tivMl ' $ 1,3 1 ii.iii th aa prlto moiif). lnoKi't, hn lid a 7 D-7 1). 73 un hla firfcL thru roumU and worked hla way Into thn load at .' 1 hol with wont all lo piei i on bia laat ghtru, and ma noma with a 77, atght nvar par. Jilt 71 hnla total wii M9 whlrh gava him a Ha with Craig Wood, UlonnifMd, N. J for altth ptaca. Ut'DLtV I.KTM W.NKI. Abaad or Dlagal and Wood can Frank Walah. Chicago and Tommy Armour, ttatrolt In a tie for fourth tlar. rach wllh 2HH. Walah and Armour aarh r arrived fiiu in prlM money. Harry Cnopar, Chdagn, who won tba II rat Imb Angdaa opau In 1910 with m. Unshed In alghlh plana with Zftft m in keg. Waller llagan, Mel roll, and Oana Haraxan. Naw York, Md for ninth placa, each wllh 11 Holand MarKnnila Washington. O, ('., rinlahcd l)lh wlilt i'Ht atrokaa, and rarolvrd Ihn ailver trophy for low amatrur, Dudley rat-vlvud IS.&on. Hu laat two round romparad wltb par follow: Klrai round In nmrnhig: lar 45J.84 4--S4 34 i-Abi-i 4 l)udhy 651-34 4 44G-37 244-303-44H-S5. Tolul 73 Afitiriioon round: iB:i-4 4 4-I3ri.-3i .14 4-353-34 4-31. To In I flH. A nrw low arnrn for nine hole In loa An Re e nperi play waa rnada hy Ja. k Itiinnier, Jnaprr I'ark, Canada, professional, who hoi a 31, on tha par arond nlna durhia thn nkornlug. Tha rouraa whlrh had hm langih niid to a par fly for tha laat dny'a play. In playing tha amond ulna In four undar par, Itlnnner ahol four hlrdlea on tha twelfth. fourteenih. alitwonth and aavan- lanth holna. Aftar ahonllng hla hrllllant 31. Itiinnier could gat nnlv a 7 it for iha third round and 7 for the fourth round and flnlahrd in !' Tenth plara with 293. M. S. Underwood Passes in City At Advanced Age Mvron R. 1'ndrwood. father of Major (' Jl. L'ndarwood, well knowu loral huainaaa pmn and tnemher of tha arhool board ot hlatrlrl No. I, died hera hunday. 1 be aenlor Cudvrwoud had been rnaldent of Klamath Kalli alu lai Mar li. at whlrh data ha waa brought to thla rltv from beaitla by tha baraavad aon. Mvron H l ndrw(od waa liorn In Kurt Kdward. N. Y . Jitnn 2i, 149. Ho moved to Minnanpolla, Minn., In I h 7 1 and a year Inter waa attradrd to Nevada by gold atrlkos In that atai. Mnce then h llvad In varloua point In Waahlngton, fallfornla, and Idaho. Ho alto apt-nt flv yaara in itrlllrh Cnlumhla. Ha, waa mar r tod In Han Franelaco In 117. At tha Una ha movad to Vancouver, B. :., 1S4, that town waa known aa Granville and bad a population of only annul 1 00 ptoplf. Fight Results PHOKNIX, Arli., Jan. It IUIM Kara I'aaha, Ii0. TurkUh wraailnr, dfi-aled AhU Colaman, 1 r ft. of Portland, two lalla out uf thra liar tonight. Colaman waa alahlted In tha arm by a ranvaa airotdior wbua th two foil out of iha ring during tha flrat fall and waa unable to function thareaftar. N K W YORK, Jan. 13. f Uf 1 1 in McMillan and Olngo Oarlbl dlual a rnupln of chiropractor who mlaaed (half railing waged a mighty hut la tonight for tho honor uf mooting Jim Lou do a lorlnlght hilar fur tha advert laM heavyweight w rant Hog champion ah li of tha world. M- Mlllen won tha mighty bat tle, Thfi bout tonight wa on of tha ron tcbeal on record, dewplto iha fa4 lhat both rontaatant ara colic men. Tha and rams after noma 45 mill ii tea of what wa aib'duled to ha a fight to tho flnlali wbnn Mc Mlllrti dlacarded what faw legltl main wreiillng tactic ha knew. nnd rtviorled tu plain and fancy root ha II. Sharkey Offers Dempsey Battle Hurls Charges BOSTON. Jan. 12 (TP An offer to match Jnck Hharkev. heavyweight contari-r, with Jark heinpaey. vratwhllH heavyweight champion nf tha world, waa made hera tonight by Johnny Buckley. Sharkey' managar. In a atatemant that might he retarded a a challenge, Ituckley aald: "Sharkey la ready to fight Dempaer anr plac within 60 daya. DempKuy, In an eUort to h'lp bla theairlcal work, la al ways telling tha world ha at 111 can fight." Ruck Icy declared thai the former chamr n had entered tha Hrhmi-llng Sii -thling-Caroy "hook 1111" and waa "trying to help aell thla handpfiked match (Hchmel-tng-Kliihling) whlrh baa bo taggt'd for CliUago. Only laat wek. Sharkey an nounced ha waa ready to meet fttrlhllug or 8chmellng, and that he would "w.lcoma a meeting" with Prtmo t'arnaia If tha latter were retaliated with the New York State Hoxlng rommualon. RQfiERS SEES IMPROVEMENT Cathier of Klamath Bank Expecta Full Recovery By July Firat That lb tr1iiil rrlt of I be priMAiit .rnnnmlr. iluallon I. now In prorM U th. nplnlon or t.Mll Koiara, Klmh ('"II" brkr. hi In a apM-ui Intor rl.w wti b Nw r"pnrtr wlA that lh rinnnrlal riiruvnry o' tha ml Inn la lmr"l"l hr Ihn mr lad ttint iniipl" limllalo to tiny nn a f aIIitijc inarlo-l. 'INiopla wait for prir.-a lo ha roma lowftr. vin tliouab tha tiavo da.:rartfil normoualy," atatrrf Mr. Kuaia. Thi-n when prim rla lo tha lielKJl. there In a arrt-ut arrnmlilf tu hujr." ( M(.K tl)l.l Itoira, a x.nlal man In th arly nrlloa. amllr"! a h" arated blmaclf at bla di-xk In an outnr offlre of ! main ball or thr Klrat National hank. T!i-n hi rriw Ihoillthlful. "In my be ll.f." ba aald. carefully wrigblnc hla "word, "lhl roinmnnlty will Im doilnltely on Ha teat around July of thla year. The condition aro iH-glnnliiK to ba favorable, and the InlclllKcut cooperation of buyer and aellor will, In tha not Lr-ulilant future, reault In an era of propirily." "Of courae," contlnni-d the bank raablir. a man who haa aue rMufully weathered many aucta depreulona, "ibe chanae will nuceaaarlly be itradual for the almple roaaon that people arc afraid to apnnd what money tbey have. On the other hand ear Iiim are ateatllly In'-roaalnlf. and theae depoalta come from people or moderate meant, rather than rrom the wealthy. The banka have more money than evwr be fore ' BKTTKRH KI.AMATH Aaked It he tbouaht there wa cauae for any alarm of bank falluroa, Hoaera amllnd. 'N'o, In deed." he aald. "The recent hank failure, have been almoat entirely altuated in airrlcaltaral aectlona ot the Middle weet. Iowa. Kanaaa. and Indiana. Moa: of theee falllnc banka have been nnmaMe. 10.000 dollar capital affaira, anC the btiratlnc of aucb bubbles haa no bcarlnic on the condition ot banka tn the weat which are now very pcperoua." At the concluaiou of the Inter- Tlew Mr. Hoaera xpreabd bl. belief in tha betterment of gen eral corditiona In Klamath Kalli. which, be aaid, with Ita rkb re source, would lift Itaelf mure readily from the depreHlon than moat communities or Its sue. News claaalfled ade brtnc re- Twentieth annual masnuerade nils. I hall at Malln. Ke)iruarv 7th. 13-St ajvrV: as a 1ways finest fastest to the EAST OVIft THE WORLD'S SMOOTHEST AOADBIO Only S3li houn lo Cliicco. Cluh cir, hath, harher, valet, maid and hair-ilrrf icr amice. Extra Fare I.v, 4l'ranlntl 1 SO pin Ar. Thleait" (C'ftNW) y:.to am 3othcrDailyTrains fAN MANCIKO UMITID I.v. hirramanto ;S pi" Ar. rhlcBKo (('NW IMS am PAcirio i,niiTKn N i-xtrn I tire I.v, Saeraniciilo 4.nn pni Ar. Ohleaao (rMStP!1. 7::t! nm iot,i A4T i.mrri;ii No rxlrii Inn' tv. HioTimii'iiio t'IS nm Ar. t'hlniBii n'ftN'WI 4:30 pm Ar. Kiinna rity R I'd am Ar. St. l.onla t:r pm For complete Information, apply O, T. Slouaon Ocneral AB"nt Unln Pact do H vet em 317 Forum Hid a. 1107 Ninth HI. Hii-ranifit Tihn nf 1mI fcaffcea Pattfit licM O0t UNWN PACIFOC 24 Low Scores Named in L. A. Open Tourney LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13 (UP) -Tba low 24 score, in tha slitb annual 110.000 Los Anxele. open golf tournament, follow: Kd Dudley. Wllmtnaton. Del.. J-7-72- Hi. Al Fplnoao, rhliaio, 72-S7-7I- 74 Js7. Kddle Looa, Chlcaio, -7'M4-74 7. Tommy Armour, Detroit, 71- 72- 71-7a 11. rT.nk Walah. Chleafo, TI-9- 73- 74 Its. Io Diesel. Aua Callenle, 70- 70- 72-7715. -ral Wood, nioomfleld, K. J., 71- 72-74-72 2. Harry t'ooper, Chlcaao, 71-74- 72- 73 290. Conn Bora inn, New York, 71-78-71-71291. Walter Haccn. Detroit, tl-70-72-742.1. Jamea lllmmrr. Jaaper Park, Canada. 75-74-70-7.1 292. MarDonatd fimltb, Great Nark. U I.. 7S-71-72-74 243. Mortla Iiutra, Lone Beach. 74- 73- 72-7S 294. Hnrton Ptultb. Craiaton, K. T., 71-75-74-74294. Wlffr Cox. Brooklyn, N. T.. 71-72-7H-73 294. Holand MacKeniie. Waaulnj ton. D. C, 74-70-77-74 25. Nell Chrtatlan, Portland. 77-71-78-7029. Ceorre Von Bio, Vot Angeles, 68-77-77-71 297. Low Waldron. Cellna, Ohio, It-75-76-70 397. Tony Mnn.ro, Elmaford, N. Y 9-7 5-78-75 27. Clarence Clark, Tulsa, Okla.. 89-S0-74-74 27. Willie Hunter. Montehello, Cel., 74- 73-78-72297. Wlllard Hutchison. Chicago, Saturday Was Coldest Day Of All Season According to report received yeaterday from the govern ment reclamation bureau, th ooldeat day in Klamath Kails dur ing tbla monib to date waa th. 10th, when the thermometer raa latared 7 degreos below aro. Jan uary 4 waa the warmest day, wltb 44 desreea registered. Itweinber waa slightly warmer, wltb a max imum temperature of 49 degrees and minimum of 11 degrees. The total precipitation for laat month waa .027 inches and snow fall waa .1 of an Inch. During 1930 the maximum tern-1 . . . an ..... - ........ p . i per.luiu n am ...... ..- on July 14, while on January 10 the residents of Klamath falls ahlrered aa the thermometer reg-I latered 7 degrtea below. The to tal precipitation tor the entire rear waa only 9 44 InrhM and the snowfall totalled 44 Inches. The year 1929 waa comparatively warmer, the maximum tempera ture being S degree!, wltb the minimum at xero. Precipitation waa S.5 Inches and anowfall waa 23 Inches, exactly 21 inches less than last year. Sale Continues At Golden Rule The prosperity sale being held at the local Golden Kule store will continue In all departments. It was announced last night. It waa reported that tba sale would laat only three days. Throngs have jammed the store for the past three days, which la soand proof of the won derful values being offered throughout this large depart ment store. 7-74-7-77 19 . Al Watrus, Birmingham, Mich., 71-73-76-78 398. MANY ENJOY DUCK FEED Big Valley Nimroda Stage Banquet at Lookout; Elect Officer LOOKOUT. Calif., Jan. 12. About ISO nlraroda ot both aexea attended th annual duck ban Cjnar at Big Valley branch of the lntermountaln Sportsmen's asso ciation held at tha new Blebar hotel at that place Saturday nlxht. In aolte of the avowed scarcity of wild duck. In the northern part of the atate thla aeaaon, mora than aufflcient birds graced tbe tables to satiety the anp-'tlte. o the amemhled guesta. Kl:VKH.tl. ATTEND Several representatives from the Kail River branch were In attendance at the meeting and L. C. Recshaw represented the sportsmen of Altures. A. C. Bltber acted aa toast master and among the speakers of the evening were F. R. Crone- mlller. Jr.. and William 8. Brown of the XI. 8. forest serv ice, O. J. Fulrher ot Lookout, Panl Kehre of the flab and game commission. J. J. Potter of Look out and L. O. Renshaw, presi dent of the Altnrss chamber of commerce. The annual baaqaet ot the club la held In alternate yeara at tbe towns of Adln. Look out and Bleber. ELFCT OFKICKRS Officer, alerted for the ensu ing year were E. A. Lakey, presi dent: C. J. Fulcher, secretary; John Keller, treasurer. The af fairs of the association, which has gained great strength In this section, are managed by a board of directors consisting of Peter Smelcer. Dr. Hmalley, Peter E. Gertg. J. J. Potter and ward Kramer. It is estimated that approximately 1,000 large mule dear kucka ar takea annually In tba territory aovared by this branch ot tha association. C. J. fulcher. secretary of tht organisation, left Immediately attar tba banquet tor Sacramen to, where he will repraaent Mo doc and Lasseu. counties aa member ot the fish and game committee ot the atata chamber of commerce. Booat Tae New. and bain booat tbe Klamath Eraolre. VERY INTERU.TIXG NEW 'rte-? e . -e' virr.ir-as: 'Jir1' r f fr ". ryan Kelton WEDXFSDAY VIOHT Jaa. 14th, 8: 111 8barf (Author) Will Speak on PIIUTCALI8X1 ew Banquet Auditorium ARCADE HOTEL Admission free Coma early for good seals. Over a hundred thousand case, of suicide In England after the war from use of the oulja board. Mr. Kelton will endeavor to point ont the good and th bad of tbla phenomenon. UNSHINE aftflELLOW: sew"-X " ' Cr, ''i- .' ".-"Sw VV ' "V :''"r -.'vv J iui'iee M.':f . 5' -' V"li fi"." -, '. ' ; i . C :yt . - w$kiJ-:$'w 7 ' ft. n--eJJ yL' BARD HOLLOWAY GINGER TOLLIVER PATTY SEARS For 0i inger s Sale e Ginger Tolliver, vivacious daughter of a small town minister, who seeks to keep life from growing too dull by organizing a night club from which parents, babies and ministers are barred. . . . Bard Uolloway, a young artist, who is hoboing through the coun try in a decrepit auto. . . . Patty Scars, friend of Ginger and a fel low conspirator in the campaign to alleviate gloom. These are three of the fascinating characters about whom is woven the plot of a stirring new serial novel, "For Ginger's Sake," written by Ethel Hueston, herself the daughter of a minister. Ro mance, a kidnaping plot, gay parties and thrills galore combine to make this an outstanding story. Don't miss it, beginning Starts in The Klamath News January 15 LUCKIES are always kind to your throat 4v4 --i-js , jgg .Jc B . c-y 5S V- The a&vice of jour physician ts: Keep out of doors, in the open air, breathe deeply; take plenq of exercise in the mellow sunshine, and have a periodic check-up on the health of your body. Everyone knows that sunshine mellows-that's why the "TOASTING" process includes the use of the Ultra Violet Rays. LUCKY STRIKE the finest cigarette you ever smoked made of the finest tobaccos the Cream of the Crop THEN "IT'S TOASTED." Everyone knows that heat purities and so "TOASTING" that extra, secret process removes harmful irritants that cause throat irritation and coughing. It's tos.stedl" Your Throat Protection against Irritation against cough Tht Amtrttaw Tofcaecft Co.. ttfra.