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JOSH WISE ON
I THE BIG FIGHT
I)V JACK RAPKR
A WOKD FROM JOHH WLSE)
Purses mcnnt
nothln' V old
John L. Ho "wns
ready at th drop
o' th' hut f flRht
ono round or to
drink ten. '
A Massachusetts congressman hns
introduced n resolution calling for
the postponement ot tho tight. But
If it should bo postponed how
would all tho senntors and repre
sentatives pass away tho ttmo on
Jly 2T
It had to ho. Giro 'cm time and
they all say It. Tho sport eds havo
Mnt In dispatches saying Dcmpsey
la as brown as a berry. What kind
of a bcrryT RaspbcrryT '
Garpentlcr la said to be a spies
U ludsc of distance. Mebby he
to bo a surveyor.
If everybody were as certain ot
the result as the two big fighters
claim to be, you could put all tho
spectators at Jersey City In one
JKney.
Aay time a prizefighter la broke
Pa easy chough for him to raise
even if he hara't a watch or
ndn to paws. He cma pat up
hand.
Dempsey keeps his left hand
taped and covered with billiard
table felt when he spars or punches
the bag. And then when he lands
wkh his right It's always felt.
A Maahassct dkpatch says Car
pastier caaght a rabbit, but It does
at explain Jtut how ho did it. To
ostrfa a squirrel you wake a nobte
Hfce a But .and nirbbr to catch a
rabbit you mako a nolso llko a cab
eaaar. 1
Dempsey's eats haTe been cut
Aawa to two meals a day. What
fee become ot the old-fashioned
ftnflghter who never let training
interfere with his eating!
The ex-vugs and the ez-perta who
itched Carp, say he isn't easily ex-
and doesn't lose his head. All
which may be true, but he was
in the air a lot during the war.
Deaapaey swings heavily oa his
swan-lag partners whenever he has
aat cpportaalty. la fact, his right
swing is famous, Hchh Wll
favorite was the porch swing.
Carp Is somothlng of a gymnast,
and Deschamps says be can tumble
as well as any man in France. This
may turn out to bo a rough and
taxable scrap.
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LABT NOTICE TO THE
HONOR ROLL SUBSCRIBERS
The latest and final ship
ment ot Honor Rolls is here and
those who ordered copies are ask
ed to call for them. Many ot the
books havo been paid for and
should bo In the hands of their
owners.
We also have a number of pho
tographs used In Illustrating the
book. The pictures were obtain
ed with instructions to forward
them, In many cases, to mall ad
dresses. These instructions have
been followed but a number ot
the envelopes have been return
ed by the postal service, marked
"Address Unknown." Evidently
tho owners have moved "without
leaving a forwarding address.
Wo deslro to clean up tho en
tire matter, and this is the lost
notice that will bo given. One
more effort will bo made to ills
tribute the bookB and pictures
Whore it is not possible to locato
tho persons entitled to thorn, thoy
will be filed at tho owners' risks,
Tho Herald will take no further
responsibility.
The Klamath County Honor
Roll is a complete roster ot Kla
math county's service men and
the war workers who put tho
home campaigns over. It is hand
somely and durably bound, print
ed on the best paper obtalnablo
and will be increasingly valuable
as a war record as the years pass.
Call and get your copy, If you
know that you subscribed to its
publication, or send your address
and 12 cents forVostage. Photo-'
graphs will be mailed on receipt
of address and six cents for post-
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Golf Tourney Under , '
Way in Portland
PORTLAND, Juno 21. One hun
dred and fourteen golf playora teod
of today on "Wayorly links" while
almost as many started on' tho Port
land golf club links In, tho qualify
ing rounds at tho 21st annual cham
plonshln tournament ot tho Pacific
Northwest association. Playors from
many states were entered In tho con
tests. At the Theaters I
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TICK STAR
There novor waa a Tournour pic
ture yet that wnsn't packed with
tenso dramatic moments. Hero are
some ot tho thrilling scenes from
"Tho Ball": showing nt tho Star to
night. Bennett Barton, tho master crook,
frames up a collision between a po
lice patron wagon and a vegetable
cart so that ho may rescuo Jean
from tho patrol during tho exclto
ment. At tho Sollies Borgoro, tho fa
mous Parisian theatre, a performing
Hon on tho stago suddenly escapes
from its cage and bounds Into the
box whero Jean and Barton are sit
ting. Jean is rescued from Its claws
by John Warren, a millionaire.
John Garson, a reformed gambler,
and Barton tight a thrilling battle
with baro fists In tho garret ot an
east side tenement for tho paper that
will take Jean out of Barton's pow
er. A lamp upsets, setting fire to
the place. Garson escapes, leaving
Barton behind to be burned alive.
Jean, taking tho chance of losing
Warren forever, tells the story of her
past. He takes her Into his arms.
Sounds pretty interesting, doesn't
It? It isn't half all-
THB LIBERTY
William Farnum the popular star,
is coming to the Liberty theatre to
night In ono ot the most stirring
roles of his career. It is that ot Fran
cols Villon, the famous vagabond in
Justin Huntly McCarthy's book and
play "If I Were King" a role made
famous on the stago by E. H. Soth
ern. Mr. Farnum has given to the
screen many ot tho most important
pictures shown in the last few years.
Ills dual role In "A Tale ot Two
Cities," Charles Dickens' famous
story, is still being shown through
oat the United States and Great Bri
tain and on the continent. It is
Indeed a classic In motion picture
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Chancellor
Dr. Wlrth, member of the former
lehrenbacb ministry in Germany,
txcamo the new chancellor when he
was able to gather a cabinet that
consented to meet the allied repara
tions terms.
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When it seems
that there's not
a cool spot left
on earth, it's
time for
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numerable big pictures Is "Lea Miser
ables," which, Uke "A Tale ot Two
Cities," will bo shown and rcshown
tor years. His "Riders ot tho Pur
ple Sage" and his "Rainbow Trail"
drow packed houses (wherever shown.
WEATHER RECORD l
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Hereafter The Herald will publish
the mean and maximum tempera-
urea and precipitation record as tak
en by the U. S. Reclamation service
tation. publication will cover the
day prevtoas to the paper's issue, up
to 5 o clock of the day.
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CALKINS-DONKLBON
INSURANCE AGENCY
First 8tate Bank Building
Phone 550-W.
We can serve you tnsuraneewlse.
CLARA B. CALKINS.
MOLLIB S. DONELSON.
FILZ SCHOOL OF POPULAR
MUSIC
I havo constructed thru years ot
experience tho only courso that
teaches you to play tho piano by
NOTE and by EAR In 10 to 20 1m-
sons. Write for particular, 701 llth
St., Klamath Falls, Ore. Phone 367R.
DR. L L. TRUAX
WAK8UCN HUNT HOSPITAL
Day PkosM. 47 NsgM Phoae, Ma
FRED WESTERFELD
. Phoae 4I4W.
X.Kay Isinrater
raaw
Excavating
Teaming
Let us make you a price on dig
ging that basemont, or othor ex
cavating you contemplate. We also
do team work ot every description.
Phone 426-J
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WILLr
Take out Cellars or Kill la Lota
CON MURPHY
H17 Mortimer Ht. Phone BlMV
i FACTORY SHOP::
Mattresses Mndo and Re-
pa I rod, upholstering Crating, , ,
, , packing. ' '
j. k. iihatjton, prop. ;;
; 7011 H. llth Nt. Phono 107. L
SAW MILL KNGINRKRINQ A
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Designer and ballders of mod.
era saw mills, planing mills and
bos plants. Dredging. Pile driving.
rhon'e 460.W
Office Corner Spring and Oak
Near 8. P. Depot
Klamath Dye Works
Phone 408
OUR CLKANINO, PRKSSINO AND
RKPAIHINO WILL MAKK XOUH
CLOTHKH
LOOK LIKE NEW
HATb KKIILOVKRD
Goods) Called for aad DeUversA
Ml Mala Street Klamath fall
NEW OH LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK
ROUGH DRY
4Tut Your Duds
U Our Suds"
PHONE 154
Corner Main and Coats
PKLICAN BAT DUB
Fare lEc each way
Leavat Rex Cafe Leaves Peltcaa City
7:46 a. m. 1:00 a. n.
13:45 p. m. 1:00 p. m.
6:00 p. m. 6:10 p. m.
Reckard Beat Berrtee
Phone 77
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KX-SERVICU MXN, ATTKNZIONI
Klamath Post No. I,
American Legion meets
at the City Hall on the
first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
Kx-scrvlce men are Invited to at
tend the meetings.
For membership cards or Informa
tion ex-service men are requested to
see or write the following efficers:
J. II. Carnaban, Commander.
Roy N. Foucb, Post Adjutant.
For relief ot employment see or
write the Chairman of The Relief and
Employment Committee, Francis
Old,, caro Lakeside Lumber com
pany.
Klamath Lodf No. 1ST
L O. O. F.
Meets Friday night of each week at
O. O. F. ball, 6th and Main streets
il. It, Oglo ...-...... ....N. O.
Chas. Newman V. 0,
O. II. Manguo ........ Secy.
W. D. Cofor ..Trcas.
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J. II. Houston ........ C. P.
II. V. Brown 8. W.
L. J. McClnre ' Scribe j
E. J. Mayer ....TTeasarer
Klamath Falls Plumb
ing & Heating Co.
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1178 MAIN HT. ' PHONE 048-W
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DR. O. A. RAMBO
Dentist
L O. O. V.
PHOJfHSl
L. D. Gass, M. D.
KYE, EAR, NOHE AND THROAT
GLA88KS FURMHIIKD
Warren Hunt Hospital Phono 407
Ren. White Pelican Hotel. Phono S
832 Main Street
Phono 91-W
Upp's Auto Service
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
Exporloncod Drivers
Now Cars Klamath Falls, Oro.
J. O. CliKGHORN
CIVIL ENOINEER AND
BURVEYOR
Phone 192 J
133 8. Riverside
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Household Furniture
GOODS OF ALL KINDS
OUR PRICES RIQHT
We Day, Bell and Exchange.
Cor. Sixth ' and Klamath Ave.
DICK'S A CO.
PAom
CHIROPRACTORS,
DRS.
MALLETT
AND
MALLETT
OFFICE OVKR UNDERWOOD'S
Phoae JKUM. Seventh A
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DENTISTS
Dr. E. G. WitAcarfar
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Dr. P. M. Nod
PHOini 4
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wi' iwA0Aim
E.D. LAMB
PHTH1CIAN AND HURGHOH
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White BaUAtac
DR. & A. MASSEY
! aad Waa Bta,
la Warrea Hiat Hospital
Off. Phoae 4IT Rat. PhoM KM
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DR. T.C CAMPBELL
rHTSICXAN AND SURCUKHf
LO.O.V.HallAtes
Realdaaee White Pelieaa Ratal
ReeMeaoa Phoae I.
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Offlee Phone 177W Res 177R
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
Phrstetaa aad Rargeoa
White Building
Klamath Falls OreflM
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 821
I. O. O. P. Temple
DR. J. G. GOBLE
The well-known Optician
now located in K. D. Block,
1313 Main. Phone 263-M.
GLOVER
MAKES
Your Watch Keep
Time.
511 Main St.
Klamath Falls
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Let Your GLASS troubles
be Mine
C E. STUCKEY
Re-Glazing and Cabinet
Making
Phono 477W
Eleventh and Pine
Concrete for Permanence
Take advantage
of the low cost of
construction and
build now.
Porter can do the
job.
Louis K. Porter
1140 Main St.
' Phone 540-W
Klamath Falls Cyclery
We are here to servo yon, and
aim to sorve you right. Motorcycle
and Bioyclos, Parts and Acessorles,
Tires and Tubes, that will stand
your Inspection, as we carry th
best In our line. Repair shop In
connection with Harley-Davldson
Service. -
Pboae 171
ISIS Mala St. KlamaU
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