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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1920)
mmsDAY, FKimcAnv 20, ioao THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAQH TWO ENGLISH BOXING RULES DIFFER PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Telia IIow To Open CInRffcd Noa triU nnd End Head-Colds. Don't ask for Crackers say Snow Flakes .v.VJ& sawa , I NHW YORK. Fob. 26, Tlio marked difference In the Intorprotn- MARIE MORRISEY will appear in person Next Monday evening, Marie Morrisey makes an appearance in .Klamath .. Emails. It is the most important musical event of the season. Houston Opera House Next Monday Evening March 1 The celebrated contralto will render those selections with which she has won her chief success as a concert artiste. Mr. Thomas A. Edison's Three Million Dollar Phonograph will assist. Free Tickets Call, write or telephone us for free tickets of admittance. They will be issued in order of application. KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE .Phone 125 725 Main Street You fool line In n few moments, I Your colli In head or cutnrrh will bo Bono. Your clogged nostrils will Hon nnd enforcement of hoxInR rules i,,,n, "" "lr !"' ,' ""r ... , ., , . , i homl will clour nnd you can broatho, nnd regulations In this country nnd frooly K mori) ,iullnes, homl-1 England l well llluRtrntcd In tho jneho; no hawking, snuffling, mucous Impressions Rnlned from wltnosslnR discharges or dryness; no strug tho film views of tho Dompoy.B,,nK for brcnth Bt I,,Kht' Wlllard henvywelRht chnmplonshlpl Toll your druggist you want n .... Tk.. ... .i,i i...t mnll bottlo or Ely a Cream lliilui contest. Tho movies of this bout1Annly a mUo ,lt this frnRtant, have been exhibited prlvntely several antiseptic, croim In your' nostrils, times In the I'nltcd sratcs. Ono or. let It ponetrnto throiiRh ovory nlr two puRlllstlc experts have rnlsed tho ! i,nM,n"? ot u' ,,c,"lJ.! ; ' . .. . .. i . . . . eal tho swollen. Inflamed mucous claim thnt the pictures clonrly show I m(m)riui( ,, rolIot culm,fl stnnt- thnt Dempsey fouled Wlllnrd In the . ly. I first round by hlttlnR the tltlo holder u )s j,,t whnt ovorr C()i,l n,j while ho was down. Thoy fonnri, catarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay llttlo support, however, for their j8111"""-'!-"" aml iUernble. chnrgca, ' Tho same films viewed throiiRh English eyes recently, brought forth soverai articles by prominent pugllls-i He .writers, who chnrRe thnt Wlllnrd i was fouled not once but several n n nncRTnN nfl n ntB vtu i ! milmXmmmmmmwBr' mm r mmmwlMrmm j&.lfr""T' WLmWJmV : 'Hit times nnd that under English boxliiR rules Dempsey .would have been dis annulled ud ordered from tho rlnR. Tho following Is n typical English I WKNATCHKU. Wash.. Koli. 20 vie"- of the affair, as printed In ouo , Dmuns of far-vlsloncd pioneers who of the most prominent I.ondou sport caw a mirage of wasted waters of tho dallies; ' j jhlgh Rockies llowlui; over thirsty "In that single round (tho tlrpt ) j Washington lands are to bo roallted Wlllnrd wns sent down no fewer than, if tha long-prcposud Columbia basin f seven timers, but on three, occasions' project, said to bo the gronteit pro- i ho was hit When still "down," nc-'Jcct of Its kind cvur conceived, Is' cording to the spirit and letter of J carried through. i tho rules cf boxing lit this country.) Tlio proposnl Is to carry water, Each time Wlllnrd wns put down from Idaho and Montana through, Dempsey practically stood over him, 1 130 miles of lakes, canals nnd tun-1 ready to striko again, and would , nols to Irrlgatu approximately 3B0 have douo so had not the rofcreo squaro miles of land lying In south-, got In front of him nnd pushed him east Washington in tho "111k Ilond"l away; but on tho three occasions 'of tho Columbia river, specially mentioned Wlllard was hit Engineers employed by n rommls-1 while still no more than half way to'slon created by tho Washington i an erect position, nnd helpless to do-.'legislature uro at present going over. Lcxtkfrt thlt tnd uM OH ; u u. itauiti SOME MORE r. an. products Glnurr Wiiferi .nBllrinch3UlnFtke Timn llkcult Zwrltach . . ChocoUle EcUIrt Corrmnut wlfr tli Cliff Sandwich Animal Ml Mimhmiillow Sandwich Uuttcr Thin A Sparkle of Salt a fresh-from-the'-oven crispness that is daintiness itself-Snow Makes make the simplest foods taste better. Their flavor is delicious! it m mlmmm T fend himself. After being sent down , tho lmmanso schemo to determine for th sixth time, and while Btill.lts feasibility grasping the middle rope and strug- thorlzod tho . Tho legislature nu- commission to spend gllng to rlso, Wlllard wns hit again j $100, 000, If necessary, to investigate! 9 nnil nrvflln llntfl Vin Vtnlf fnlln1 twit . ihn nlnn In nil tit ilnlnlla .. .. .1 . .h ! B The Eyes of the Lumber World Turning Westward Arc and again, until ho half rolled, half sank, to the floor In a neutral corner for tho. seventh time. In England Dempsey would have beeil disquali fied then, if ho had not been when ho committed any one of his previous technical lirenches." ATTENTION' MASONS. K. A. M. Chapter No. 35 M. M. de gree, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, February 26th, 1920. 24-26 By order High Priest. J. E, Bratton, Sec'y I BIDS WANTED FOR, LO3GINO. 1 WANTED to let contract to log eighteen million feet timber at rate of six millions yearly beginning this season. For particulars Inquire of Nine Lumber Co. Box 1126 K. F. 20-2 the plan In nil its details and to de termine Its cost. Wnter drain oil from approximately 25,000 square miles ot tho Itocky mountains will bo used In the, sys tem. Aided by lakes nnd tunnels, a great canal will carry it from stor- Jpj lakes in Idaho to Itock Lake, wM'tah., 30 miles south of 'Spoknno. according to present plans. Tho canal will then run west and south dancing to tho I'alouso, Pasco nnd Walla a hdlfJWolla districts In tho "Ulg Bend" i , i the SCIENTIFIC BOXING CONTESTS WINTER KNIGHT, Matchmaker TOM WAITERS, Referee Under'the-Supervision of the Klamath Falls Municipal Boxing Commission f HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, at 8:30 P. M. MAIN EVENT TEN ROUNDS EPLRITCHI Klamath Falls, Oregon 187 Pounds f ' i" ' Tho lot of the bauot g'tris at Paris opera house is not nn enviable, one, so far as work is concerned. Every morning they have a lesson lasting an hour and In tho afternoon comos a three-hour I country. A network of small canals rehearsal. In the evening thoro is;and latorals will carry tho wator private tuition from 5 to 7, and then,onto the land, which at presont ro- tlinv nnnnnn nn tho afnnA tmm 7 A ! CelVCS OU1V R-nnt r.'llnfnll iltlrlnr until near midnight. sevornl months of tho year. in bi.u, me project, u is said, ap proximates tho total presont develop ment of all Irrigation projects undor the United States reclamation sor- vlco. Tho project, it has been es timated, by irrigating tho arid lands and by converting tho "sagobrush into alfalfa," will Increase by moro than one-half the total aggregate value of all taxable property In the state. The land to be Irrigated, it Is figured, will support a population more than double the present popu lation of the state. The volume of water to be carried in tho main canal will be approxim ately 20,000 cubic feet per second. A season's run of tho canal would All a lako 30 miles wide, 100 miles long, and three feet deep. u I.UEADV tho Southern Lumber Interests are looking westward for re-investment of their capital and ener gies. With .Oregon as tho focal point of thnt Inspection, tho Klnmnth country' will become it prominent objective. A little farsightedness of vision by those who llvo and work hero will purmit no opportunities to pass unheeded, I!: II. ItcnmcN, I'l-exlricnt John M. Moore, Vlv-I'reldeni A. M. ('oilier, Vicr-I'i evident I .chile Itop'i, CiiNlilcr li. M. .Watch. AkhI. Ciihliler i l.lojill. Porter, An.il. CihIiUi' 57te First National Bank KLAMATH FALLS OREGON q-wi'Tiyw ItEMODKI; OLD JAIL VS. 1 rJti& :." -s U?K&!i . ' " t'& k San Francisco, Calif. 185 Pounds SEMI-FINALS SIX ROUNDS Middleweights BULK DUFF Klamath Falls vs. BOB WAGNER Portland, Oregon PRELIMINARIES FOUR ROUNDS TICKETS ON SALE AT REX CAFE Corner Seventh and Main Ticket Office at Opera House open at 7 P.M. lllnghldo Heats, 3.00 (including1 War Tax) .Gcnerul Adinlwilon, 82,00, (Including War Tax) CHARACTER OF. NOVEL IS DEAD. ItOCIIESTEIt, Eng., Feb. 9. (By Mall.) John Hoodloy, nssistant ver ger of Rochester cathedral, who was tho original of tho character, "Stony Durdlos"ln Dickons' "Tho Mystery of Edwin Drood," Is dead, aged 83, John Doodley hns a fund of good stories about Dickens nnd his visit to Gnds Hill. It was to him that Dickens confided his wish to bo bur led beneath the wall dividing tho old graveyard from Rochester Castle grounds. MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2C. Bolem prison, ono of tho oldest edifices in this city, Ib being renovated and re modeled preparatory to Its reopen ing as a general prison aftor sovon years ot disuse. It was built In 1683 tho prism never harbored less tliaa 5,000 criminals, Gaby Deslya, tho famous Fronclli actress, has slgnod a contrnct wltk tha largest combination of film pro ducers In Italy, under tho tonus of which, so It Is said, sho will rocelvo and was used as a prison aftor 1866., ono million dollars for appearing la Want Ads bring results. J HEADACHE STOPS, NEURALGIA GONE Dr. James' Headache Powders give instant relief Cost dime a package. Ncrvb-rncklmr, snllttinr? or dull. throbbing headaches yield in just a few moments to Dr. James' Headache Pow ders which cost only 10 cents a pack age n nny drug store. It's the quick est, surest hendacho relief in tho whole world. Don't sufferl Itclieve the agony nnd distress nowl You cau. Millions of men and women have found that headache and neuralgia raleory U needless. Get what you auk for, During its years of uso It is said four big productions In ono year. Thrift and Little Things Who are the men and women that become masters over great things? They are those who first of all become masters over little things. Dollar bills and silver dimes are only little 'things, so little that they often trickle away in every direction and yet they have formed the solid foun dation for many a comfortable income through the following slogan : "DON'T WASTE! SAVE!" Start a Savings Account today. m First State & Savings Bank KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ,1
