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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1914)
3ar tossy:84" li:M c i" US' K TUrHTOAV, JAN, i, lau PJMMCTWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Boxing Champs Remain Idle The Evening Herald O. SMITH Editor Published dally except Baaday ay .aaaaaaaaaaaaaaflssaav, -aJaaaaaHW Good Work in City im n n The Herald Publishing Company f Klamath FalU, at 116 Fourth 8treet I . - inp-. IOVIS" f "V. " AtUIJIH f .'aaaaaaaaaMHaHLaan I oiWMyyyyMwwMwi 1 Kntered at the postoBee at Ktam- nth Fall. Oregon, for transmission through th malls as seeoad-elasa matter. JMMtAAMtAMVa HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE Dark STAR THEATER "The Madonna of tho Slums," Two-Reel Drama "Tho Moonshiner," Drama "Oh, What Dream!" Comedy Admission, 10 Ocata "STAR THKATEIt ORCHESTRA Any Seat 10 Cents Subscription terms by mall to amy ad drew In the United States: One year fC.OO One month ...... .80 Hold Thar Laurels IkMgh the Year by Restraining From Mixing It Modi With the Other Boys, Who Showed Great Improvement KLAMATH FALLS. . . OREGON' TUESDAY, JAN. d, 1014 Weather Conditions for January Date Mas. Mln. Weather 1 43 15 Cloudy 2 SS SS Cloudy 3 40 35 Cloudy 4 51 37 Pt. Cl'dy TEMPLE THEATER "By Maa'a Law," Blograph Two-Heel Feature. "The Lait Larh," Esanay Comedy "Luella'a Love Story," Vitagraph Drama MATINKK DAILY AT 2:80 AFX LICENSED PICTURES t PROFESSIONAL CARDS MWMXMWWWWVVWVm mm inn m THE EXPOSITION IIUJ UOSTKLHV WITUIX THE FAIR (JKOUXM WILL HAVK NEARLY TWO THO ISA XI) ROOMS, AND KKASO.VAHLK RATES. 't'nllvtl l'i Bmic which finally led lu rroimiitid.t0 I'lTTHIHIHllll. I'. Jon a -Ontlial (he dllrlrl be wtputl ui ,uf tlu outlet before lh lie lly Aloha- "titer llllr, tt trnttit,ttt . .ui.l.'M i Hm mrtilur iiiittithK todar that 'trrt m Hiker" mut .....l . . ...,.., i w .,-,- ". --- -t .... (..Mvri i wa tho appointment ol t tie moral uipre-tt, that any eMId bsnt, tt In rex lowing & boxln situation whltn hoi on bhiuiui of tho uu the control of a commlim. w fol ., . ...,... iliur.t ...... .ml.. Inn a .if r.il.-k l. ai,i.i n . . l for the year Jusf-past, Robert Belser fortunate ending to the Luther Mc- lowed with almost the amo kimi oi l(m,ltrt rr ht ui.x ,,f ,., jtfj3 eU a legliluiato rhllit( that a) ,,.,,' In the Clncluuatl Enquirer 8ummar-,cr,hjr-Ar,hur ,',,M,r bout '" My. tvgulatloii ueliiB adopted lu lcm. )M()fi f wl 0Ui, j,,,,,r t rv. l, writ lllumltial.d -hu ti. 1804 follews: McCarthy received a blow on tho jaw'Mti. .Montana, i tan. v i..r ... .-. ( MUf) (), 3 oou B()l, ,,, ll(hrr Wl.m, rlrrn, ,( r,ut (, ,,, ' A decided lack ot activity on the '" U,e nr1 rouu,, h,ch "'J hI TunMW '" ,""' "f '"""' rr" t.r.. three of whitw m l- outeM '.lal ret.ler. and lhal oii..l( . ,,-l, lart of tho champion, to called, uun,,u """' s ; . ' Tho rlmi rtunHiltin prn from hmiui .toot li.eir wttrutlot, ri,fc. vno oi uio uu.hi oo oi me year nn.i an ...v .. y Af ( ,,,, , iv,rllll,rr whr ,y ,u ,lt)iitMllou of the .t .i.j . Jack Dillon, who hooked up In no hlnher plane U ome falrne on . rtl, . ,-fu ,,, ,.,,., ,lir.llk ..... "' marked the year In boxlnic. Thero waa not really ono bis tlcht to fairly de- i'Jdc tuattera. and aa a result, the Il lation Is little chanced ovor 1912 THE KLAMATH FALLS STEAM LACXDRY Guarantee tint cUm work aa wall as flrtt clau acrrlc. If you hare occasion to make complaint and do not set 1j madlate attention, phone D. B. CAMPBELL MAXWELL M. LONG Osteopathic PhyMdaa Suite 18 and 19. WhlU Balldlag PboswM CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Mestbera Oresoa Aaaodatlon TlUe Man KLAMATH COUNTY EMPLOY MENT OFFICE PbOM 844 W furnlah all alnd of help. If you want work regfater at MRS. A. PETERSTEI.VER'S 122 Sixth Street South ( (Herald Special Senrke) SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6. If the ("Insldo Inn" should prove Insufficient (to meet tho demands upon it, the ex position officials announce their In dention to lnaugurato and to main tain a tent city somewhere across the Bay of San Francisco, with moderate conveniences, ample transportation and moderate priced to visitors In 1915. By granting to a concessionaire the ! privilege of erecting and maintaining within the grounds an "Inside Dm." with accommodations for 2.500 people In 1.S00 rooms, ta Pamasasv Paciflc Internation Exposition Com pany has guaranteed to pro Dec tire I visitors protection against certain ho tel keepers who might prey upon them in 1915: The rates at the "In side Inn" wUl be from 11 mil. oay, and arrangements can now be made In advance by societies and others at reasonable prices. Negro Middleweight After Fights was Jack Dillon, who hook...! no In no hI 111 liKhiT Plane U tome falnie OU leas than twenty mllllm;, but ho can- tho part of tho men In tho champion- not make 15S pounds rluiutdc ,hlp clan v.lirti It coitu to nrrauxluc Halms are golu up throughout th TU' 1 of the Krawley law In matclu-s There must lo bout to de country to thU and tbat Utle. and tot Nevr York lesxsiHsilusj IhuIub under cldn these lltlo question name a man as king of any ono class " - - - opens a way toward argument. ' Jack Johnson, technical owner ot victory over Jim Jeffries. Is in Francs, ' a rugitlw from justice, and barred from boxing In his native land. Billy t Ritchie, recognised aa a leader of the , lightweights, mado probably a bettor showing than any of tho rest, al though he took part In only two mill-1 ings. He knocked out Joe Rivers on! tho Fourth of July and In November' went up to New York to battle with' Leach Cross, whom be outpointed In! tfn rttimft RllrhlA tnmn,..l M. a . I couple of matches with Harlem Tom-J my Murphy, the man he must beat In . . .... . .... . . t urucr iu snow me tans mat he Is the, among the light-! 'Low lirow' aaxl "High Editors Brow A. 8. LOWMON CHIROPRACTOR Rooms 11 and 12 First Natlotwl Bank Building Klamath Falls, Ore. The Cynic, writing In the Jmn,r American Magazine, says: I am a great lover of dnnnti Journalism the kind that carries in formation to an immense number of people. I would rather be a 'low brow editor and tell 2.000.000 nont. something they never heard before real champion weights. Johnny Kllbane, winner over Abe Attel. poses as the featherweight) champion. Johnny's record Is a slim I one. He refused to make weight fori anybody, and traveled around the country meeting fourth-raters who! had a disadvantage before they en-f . , ... . . ...:. i iwrwu me ring, ine oest Kiioaaet could do with Johnny Dundee waa at draw in twenty rounds. Dundee had I a busy year, his record showing up' much better than that of Kllbane. Johnny Coulon was sot In the bast of health and took no chance of los- inz his bintamwAlvht iM ti-. Windy City boxer's most Important i milling was with Frankle Burns at Kenosha. It was called a draw after ten rounds. Johnny Williams, who had been after Coulon for a bout for over a year, had only three encount ers and won them all. George Chip, Jimmy' Dime's nrot. ege, now holds the middleweight title sbbbbbbbbW - SB awH &m m :. wH I It it.aile nnal retntrt to the council .mil of HtufnllU Idea ami akrd that II bo relkril front -i fuittier duir lu U nnal (sport , 0,ritke iitip a ivtommetnUlloii for tuuiiedlalni Durlns Ihn l fo day . elllUllUtlon ot the tltyn dlordrf. llto Ur.4.t lt!MWsktn l:.4 j l home here when It romplrtod It 'rl have rl.4, Tim i, 3 lwk WOrk ,p4...MIOI Of t.lUr. h I,., Ijj It had inlurr.) tho numtr (rum the l.ltiel roulsl fur I'arl. uo :C. put lulu rQrl a vtrlUKvMt U t )wr HuttU UUlly 4H( ( ( Itarx cole prutldlnc for f0 ffom'tu i:ou ll (or iu, Thn iuw tt eeivt infr.iliin of iniuatM and tau.ed b) bis department iImm ,wh patron alike. urrfull rrvom pljl equally m flu suae, 4l mended that the al of liquor U h prUa rharsed by lht f.hltdVU prohibited In the hou4. (outtd )hiturt, twenty tlfU hIIIIuk " enter a dltTor- - ent life ami hlped im and tud HqUfrlU for Ihs ll.U i t.u all eihaiullte atlld) of ie(rKlou a month. M For a Prosperous New Year Hi.) juur llrwroV and Vp4ablr Uvt Jim ran gv4 ll. l,i .a...itu..n at money ! prkM. TTwit Ur Is ) 4 West End Grocery trl l&J We will start this year With the .. prl(r ,wr t'li H .ten rtuthW m In gitr tur KUmoml llraml llann rr putt ad ., ,,,.... so Our DUiitoud llraod Nhouhlcfs rr . ,,. , Our Pur Unl rr fall ....... Tflr sd il.M oMr fur U.M f.i. Pfl mmA Hlti Prk fluetW. The Klamath FalU Meat Gmpany Hle and PaUc Markets," PHon 157 and 69 Discrimination sgalnst the negro In Ket recognition i.v j....... .. .,.'. .""... "-""-. o negro in gel recognition from th. ml.i,ii-. -i xicuuis riant ivibui iwien nvime inmroii riru 1. j..i 1 1 1 . the knockout route. follower, in Vh 7 Zl "f ".." """T.. "UtiD ,b ' In tho middlew.i.ht n... p.,w.. -.., . ,. ..... ." I! " "uu ono m Uin ,,oa"ln onloud.r would1 McFarland and Mike Gibbon, arilmlddli V-I": , :" ".' '" ?mi" 'on. 1'ron.on made' clalmanu. but neither showed a will-1. a matter . MZ wirV it ,fT lu "" m U Ingness to train down to the Hllnot for that dlsetim'n.iYn. .. Proportion that ho would mark. Jack Britton, who made 12 , r il H,,'. "LTSl VT.1 "h C,"k t -Ur McOoorty. w.iD.h. h.,, ,- w.r...,.-,. .. - . . " "- wara, Moha, Dillon, anko or ki.. ,... and have them believe me, than be a bons. hooked up with the former at 'alone In that flU.s on 0? he ' ,t ,,"u,at'on 'at lrresp,tu. 'high blow' editor and f.11 1 .m Mllwankx. nv i n. u w. I '""ion oi the flght of the outcomo of tho hou. iu,t -" 'p' " uvwuiucr. jac-Eniae. . " ixwuig uimeininr Ihov n.i 1.....1 , Karlnnri'a e--i, ... .... I ... " ' iuh wuiliu roat mil . . I 000 times before", aid have IZ that he was inf. cTJ". T T'.Z' ....?!U ? " " ."ul the.However, M.l.e tho o,e JZTnl --m - ib KHevwu-i'tu'viuo uu i.miis-r 'ii'aiu i r . . . . . - ., v a?ree with me." slon by the Boxinr rv.,mi..i Gunboat Smith has the best record OEO H. HAYDEX, Optician Office, Room 219, Odd Fellows Building sypw MLMyMfM PRaBlssiatsWMM',in!il HUjkUiajititiii'ti '(iniisiwlifinffltthiitosvH J w tTWlwLL JTsyy'ismMiiiii S IS JseU-niltag L'-"- mm Xev Mistress of the Robes. The Duchess of RoxburrhA m h the next mlstrma nt h. .,... .. jsaid, and Queen Mary will soon offer ner me position. Before her mar riage, me duchess was Ml.. r uoeiet or New York. A month nr ago she became a mother, thus ciring ueir 10 ner nusband's esute, whleh would otherwise have gono to her tl9S-S 1 . U"I11 oromer. The position of mistress of the robes Is not a very ar- ,uu "" ana it is the highest gift (that the queen can make in her I household. among tne white heavyweights. He beat Jesse Wlllard, Jim Flynn, Carl Morris, Tony Ross, and Sam ln. ;u; ::rva : rtews ?. -- --- IX .Her McCarty had ..u, ..J 7 . "' '" ? ."U ' '" , ranlcs of the bvvw.t.H,". .;r I r """. " ",at "KW" Cotton Ho strong is local belief in m.rv it,.. he was sent east a year ago with bis IK).V J. XUMWAI.T. Ir. K . IIUMH Vk T IIKHT K. UITMIIOW. ticrmrr Surveyors nnt! IrriKtion liuKincr Klamath County Abstract Co. ABSTRACTING MI I'LAXh. Ill.li..,?T-. Elr KI.AMATM FAM. OIIKOOJ. iora. a melancholy Interest Is at- manager. Jlmmlo Ilronson nH ..! . . .7 ,,''Bichawplo. anu rreu.no Hick eMy f4,h,on. In a rocent hattiu m J.mr... t... jClark won the l.'wvy weight champion- Housekeeping rooms, near bridge. If in doubt' about ran. nn. ce Cliiicotc, 035 Mala st., phoae m! ,T-"T?T?lnil,,ssMaWasMasil niimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii isMWmIst mm ' SSSSSSJSSJBJBJBJBBJBSJBSSHBs W-U i,utl 'flsi'if&ttatftyia ? ' "H STIIwfHBsBWrMWtaVI JM t-- - BSktSalt StatZ " .assTisTTga!! im a SaTK is aSBaSi jlaaavaalaB. l" sasH Tyfwass assstMsssa jmu ' aaaS SSMSSlkBaWSalBiaM "' affCessasas Jjg S'sjsasMis.t4a. HI. - iam aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarVBaaaaaaamsaaaaaJ innia wul 'Anderson Relegated to the Timber by Scribes . ......u..,,,T, WHICH II wna i... ... him to undergo in order to mako ih' vlght. iiuj WM UU(Jcr tfio hoi! blankets i, hour prior to .topping on Urn ncalex, ntnl ciwnu oui w..l. .. .... - """w. uiau . .ck K,cn. with all .1,1. ,cal,1t III) waa nn Olllir.. ,.- .- . . .... ... lnu ,or weight. Our Aim frl0ll,ll.fl,o(,koU,u rtifc.ki (w w (((M(w ()rti -U.I !., a,.M.,u, ,!,, na ma t.-,.rfl1T r.. . ienrrr. 11. ... .1...1 . - IMIICEfaK inswsBlat MMal ri.tHha.lau.1 raiUft ,.,.-, vsfs sTarf w- Atiatrson has had h nttlo ning' at Uir glovv game. Ho brought Into' " mrong ho. y a.,,1 .,. , , That lets him out. As a w-I.erwelgl.t 1 aa a lla-hf. iw..i . "i u oeiler. hut I,.. 1.. ......... . -.-- "v.iui I'lumuiers. ami fhn nni.n. .... "" " uu r K" ")rora", r " j i rig,,t ,0 expect th. emn.:;z:.": t:.. T,n,r" ,b. u, ,i"i- umiaiiL uaBi. in iniiM.!. ... l.i... . -..., 'iinnium jmron,.. Bud Anderson's days lit dl ,r,,!h!UWWhh''guo boxersT " '""wwi was regaraea as I ii.m ., "wuvn 1 tho coming champion. I. nn in ...... An(,er,0" n honest country oxceni for .. - ' -"""su7rnnvtiauft .. . r.i'r'-'f " --"-.-:i;: "3." ":.r.?. r:ht" " - -.i M;'h;r wi from klekoff to touchdown, a 'w nesting moinenu ing against Leach Cross. WcrWwW's Plumacy ELMER L, FRENCH Fira lawraasa, Flat oiass u AHtoaioaUa Iaaaraaaa, farsty waa, BssMa aa4 CallaaUaas. WOOD IC-lncl. Di-y Slab W.flo Hov Factory Blocks 99.00 Clfunlng out 200 Cords of Dry LIMB WOOD Four-foot 90,00 Slxteeavlach M.00 Beat Lump Coal, toa . . . .' . 919.00 TERMS CASH KLAMATH FUEL CO., Oatce 80S Mala. O. iajtaa. Mfr Phoae 19T. Pbaae SisW Tho Hsrald. dsUTorai at yoar stare, ece or hosss, 80 esau asjoata. " iur unnis a pic- j ture showing Bud feeding a horse. - '"iiuwun caption; "Tho Sfedfnnl ln l - ... . instinct and nature. It was a -r..i Joko to have induced him to enter the ring as a professional hor u. 1. big and strong, but doesn't know even mo uimpiest rudiments of boxing." And the forecolna from ih. ... fellow who last year blew Anderson to the skies. To this. Harry Call hh. k. lewing: If the Pacific Athlatle nh n - .war mmig desires to stop boxlnsr in Caiifnri. It would be simpler to slga one of the anti-fight petlUoaa taaa to stag say more fights with Bud Anders.. .. .. of tho parttdaaaU. This has become a bia.Uam. i. Big league prices are chsrgad by the (ever saw n a ring took place Just be- migui rench u VI...I O-U.pg.'SZITuTi d '- Hb a s,ZZ to besln. a. . "I.;." : ..' "" am" that left 1,0 joy . ,, from tho corner. Bud Andersou' manager and trainer dnriri i. ..... . ring In front of hlra, and, with frantic " o and Mw. Ifarrima., g" r".' .'h0-. " H P-IUo. lu , Two rich worn.,.. . .. ' "M.tH lie SUOUId hnlH klo ,. ... . .. -.-. .luaaoil Ma iiib iihiimi nrin a.a . si - w imagine giving . flght;r ; "iu ' venl "' l,"r,BM' "ftV -the first rudiments of boxlngT.S ! 7. I!"U.B" to. '""""'"'ropy, but prepares to leave his corasr. . ... " . . .' "'" ""rrliuan did It us pray to be deliver,! tr... any more "promising" begUUors. There are plenty of uuu. . " w ' lisp vsiuyj 1 need, skilled boxers in the ring with out Invading tbe hick circuits. To make matches for hnv. ,... bly lacking in .kill Bud Andsrson" ?taf ,nWUDf "notUur Bu yung 'S ' '! 'rt" ?- f ir "" "uu w" educted up to (L. largo fortune which .lu, ha. la uJ! care of. Mrs. 8a,,, o,, the ConC camo Into her mon..v u,.... ..... ry' " .W.? .lh0" - whom .hi - m u.t, aiTH. iraae . a thM. m : "" oscui . ror Herself. Another scribe adds: Whatever chance Aadwson bad to lev Accurate lafon.ii... . . ... --.. IH SlM.Uf ,1 win he forfelUd i.T Tu" ."? " u"h' -. 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