The Evening herald., July 31, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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No Purse For "Boxerette"
She's Willing To Fight Any Other Woman I!er
Weight But Does Not Hold Out For So
Per Cent of Gate Receipi!
UIUDGEPOrtT. ronn.. July 31.
sVHIlo chnmpicns anil near-ehnmp-lonn,
fallitiK to ol)'.:il;i mora thu:. !:!
. MISS VIIir.lNIA HAIiKlS. A
CLOSE-UP AND A I'lCllTlNd
POSK.
per cent or the Rato reremti. refuse
to fight, a little l!0-ponni! ::nl here
Is willins to inept any fenula box -r
her weiBht tincl fieht for notiiins!
Miss VirKinia Harris is tin- nam." '
of the young boser, uiul just to snow I
that she's wilhni; to take on all !
comers, she starts off by cimlkviu- j
ing Jcanette Lo Mar, claimant of
the world s bantamweight (.ami)ion
ship of her sex.
The challenger doesn't look much
like a boxer when she is outside
th'e rinfe. Only 1", she is soft spok
en and retiring, moving about with
a deceiving slowness when she is
dressed in her street clothes. But
once she gets into the ring with her
professional boxer, the languid air
vanishes and Virginia swings a mean
left and an equally effective right.
"Dad began to teach me how to
box when I was a little girl," she
explains. "I'm not looking for the
, championship particularly, but if I
win it I'll defend my title. Boxing
appeals to me most, although I like
all sports."
Virginia, by the way, is a speedy
baseball player, an expert swimmer
and the holder of several trophies
for highland fancy diving.
After admitting (n her soft voice
that she'd like a match out of
Bridgeport, "because the girls here
won't fight With me," Virginia made
a statement which would cause a
professional boxer to tear his hair
I in despair. '
"I'm not in the ring for money
Just for- the love of iU I don't
want any allowance for training cx
' penses I'll pay my own fare to New
York to fight the championship
claimant. The purse, or the lack
SUZANNE TALKS BY
RADIO TO TENNIS
' FANS OF COUNTRY
LONDON, July 31. Mile: Su
zanne Lenglen, the .famous lawn
tennis star, recently entertained
'hundreds of thousands of "listen-ers-in"
with a piquant talk about
herself and her habits. In winning
French manner she tripped from one
thing to another, and surprised her
unseen audience with her command
ot English. She told her admirers
,how she kept her stockings up in
play, why, she sometimes cried on
the court, what it is like to be a
' champion at Wimbledon, and what
a false legend It was which depicted
," her as a slave of her father, wjio
was really very kind and patient.
"I am so very pleased to have a
1 chance of speaking to you," said Su
zanne with a charming French ac
cent. "When I play at Wlmblsdon,
, where thousands of people may be
looking, I cannot talk with you. Now
I understand I am talking to thou
sands. How nice it is to be in Eng
land! I huve groat love for this
country, becauso my great grand
mother was English., -
FIlBon's nnd Diivhak outlnR, liunl
liiK, fishing elothlnj; t ti, K. K.
Store. 3i.(j
SHOW CARDS
FIIED LF.ONETTI
at '
SUOAIIUAN'S
I . ' Wv - l J
of one, makes no i':i
After whieh Vii,
attention to l:o;' i-.i:
to mo.
lH'il he
fightiiiS championship bat:les with
out hope of banking the sat-; receipts
was the most u.'uai t
world. -
the
LINKVILLE IN
MOSHMC; LNERYMAN
.- lioRi3 "il ri;!i COAT
'" - '" . iS (too SAY VOTr 1 ! fno-HuN
HA-l'd Ti '.'C UVERYMAN DAVE WHITAxn-? STSSST 1
T.'.Z- CCL.O V.'ATCH that turned JH HIC POC1CCT
EVERETT TRUE
You KtvoW fiR.Wus, Tneiee'3 a
rt-l-0V tvOM3 OVSf IN 5MlTHCy'5
c?rrie- ovf' ths mmg ot Jongs.
NOW, X to TCK. AQOOT
- I
-zL
m ' HATS. IT
! CALIFORNIA READY ,
j TO REVIVE RACING
AFTER LONG LAPSE
SAN PRAXClSt'O. July 3 1 . -
jtwvo:- fitio ami rti) 0 hov.-os will bo on
I k:-iu November for 1 1 opoiilii); of
j Tir,! .u an. tln iiiii. rai'o track near
: hero, w!i,' i horse iMi'ir.i; la Culifoi'
' :iia will lio revived after t" v.ir:i.
f i.'Mi 1) .Stollinn, m.itia'.or of die
! I'a.-'fi i"i;a: t ,! -!: . luh anitoainoil
M" .' . 'I'1' - No.ie.-i a-e roinini; from
..'i. ; . i1, it' ;iie t'iii,e,l ;'":ii" i. alii'.
' vor.'.l ,.f I'.n-m will ;, lo'i'i' irottl
j.,
1 ii" at lovii'r; v.Iio will liavo
j C'.l :.'. ;",!a f taille:., Siol"lS :i .
' ,':'i e: t'. K. ('. i;!;:ll':l. Tiiivn.,1
I-Yi.ti o U.:ii). tl.'- ,y Payne Wh.i-
. !.:: ;r- a-nl A. n. :,U-
ai it.' "", w YurU: l-'ia."!. .1.
; :: . ",sf I'liii-aKo: J. A. Wiil.'ivr of
j f-ti'.i '. ' 'Ilia: I'. A. Itt.rt ! ,
r!.:--.M'ii;. : f. A. Mar'ttoil of !! n-
n.
anil
I'M.-
i. Mini..';.
I". . V. i IPn '"! ...
il ir'iiti i;iiMolulii far tin'
"a.Ml, an:! ;h"' m-iro
In .1 illy, arcorilinr. , !
i'il fi-ain IlaruviOl. Vlii
aio a'l by llarw ;tof.
l Is tin- homo of many
lmr..i. aii,l tho Mlmlu,l
nr.in
01'
!"lr.;r.
C::!;l'o.'n:
i'.f.'.l rar
i is hi tas itii'i'oasi-il oaoh yi ar. a'
j roriling to sjior.iu;: authorities.
, lint nos that have liroUKht llion-j-
iiuis of iai fan to their feet tv
their tii;:rt burst of speed on th
I iioaio streteh. tmlay trot the- cool,
i green ni-ailows of the goMen state.
! Uunnymero, s.re of the famous
Morvii'h. a California horse; Vorhies.
1 full brother to Harvester, Or. I.eggo
anrl Hard Or.nailo are four of the
! retired horses in the A. II. Sprerk
I els stable here. Palo AJto and War
j Ciy are on the retired list in the
I Rudolph Spreckles stable. A. K.
Maeomber's list Includes: War
Fame. Liberty Loan, Ciun Sight, and
The Falconer, while Svenson Chr'st
enson has the fleet War Shot. In
I .-L-vaiiii, ueurge n lusiitiii a siui
I liens include: Atheling, 2nd, Star
J Master, and Hoaeywood.
Kodak finishing at Stlnson'a. Stt
YE OLDE TIMES
DAVE WHlWOR u. u
HtS SOT m A TRADC"""
By CONDO
lwtK5HllvJO WS T3AC.K.
--C-2A i But .
1 ,)OOST IP VOL?
iLfave Your Fihvs
DAILY STAGE
to
Grater Lake
Leave Klamath Fulls S:CO A. M.
Arrive Crater Lake in time for lunch.
Leave Crater Lake 1:00 P. M.
Arrive Klamath Falls in time for dinner.
CRATER LAKE STAGE OFFICE
With
RECKARD AUTO SERVICE
N 115 N. 6th Street
I Phone 77
Merchant Tailor
109 South Seventh Street
Hart Building
CHAS. J. CIZEK
High Quality Material and Work Promptly Done
Kodak Finishing
Film received before 9 A. M.
Ready the same day at 5 P. M.
Mall onlen (illd promptly
STAR DRUG CO.
gtk. aula 8u. KlmmatB FmOi, Or.
' METROPOLITAN GARAGE
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
1st Class Workmanship Guaranteed
Cars Wash and Polished Called for and Delivered
FRANKLIN-RICKENBACKER AUTOMOBILES
H. D. PETERSON, Prop.
Phone 6S8
i ; ' 1
Now On Display
G. M. C. Trucks
REX RENNER
234 Main St. Phone 397-W
: , a :
SHIP BY
MEDFORD-KLAMATH FREIGHT LINE
RELIABLE DAILY SERVICE
Medford, Klamath Falls and Fort Klamath
and Way Stations
OFFICE:
U7i Main HI., l.liinmlli l-'nllo '- ' IMmnr l:l-V
IlTlBlGiUl
v a , a
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Lweci
CONCRETE
Permanent the PyiAtttldi
CiiuT"t Tipe
Pi?w(i
Water I'lp '
CiiIvpi! l'iii
In iy.ivfuo t'lifl
Coiu-it'te ri'ifk
l ace rtiuk
Coioioen Urlck
ruur Tl't
Mailt:! Unck
Concrete Blocks
I'bimory ItlocKs
llullilino Uluikii
I'outidatlun Ulock
Concrete Contract inrj
fiiilAa!ii and Coiiia
Fo.jnilatlotm
, rtoom
Concrete Matertuls
Cement
Screened S.tnd
Qravel
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Phone 22B J 6th and Market OU.
If yon want your rar
WASHED, POLISHED
or
SIMONIZED
Ainh rlitlKly done, hrlnit It In
Klamath Automobile
Laundry
1317 Main St.
Ono block Ix-yiinil Whlto Pelican
Hotel
Cars Called For and
Delivered
IM.one 003
BEND STAGE
Lv. Klamath Falls 8 a. m.
Ar. Bend 6 p. m.
Lv. Bend ..... 8 a. m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 6 p. m.
Offices At
REED AUTO SUPPLY
. COMPANY
and
CITY TRANSFER CO.
RECKARD'S AUTO
LIVERY CO.
Phone 77
Night and Day Service
115 N. Sixth St
Look for the cars with
Black and White Signs
STAGE
Klitmatb Full", (lilloqnla
and Kirk
Leave Klamath Falls 10
a. m. and 3:30 p. m.
115 N. 6th St Phone 77
Geo. A. Bell .
GORDON
AUTO SERVICE
Formerly with Cue
Phone 600
531 Main St.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
WOOD
f.'oml 4iloekH put In your win
ter mipply til Hie rluht prlee.
llanemeiilH rllleil, l):i.nil per lonll.
Kliiuln IiiiiiIh ft 1 .1)0. Ill IiimiN.
J. W. DODSON '
I'll., lie 2711
1. O. O. F.
lrna(frl j lt't'knli. I"lt ititMH
PlrmW") Tltird Ti.tir-iln) t
Viiwmiit Knritmpttifnt 40, mrU
i
cory
t N
Mont l.Air Bcnuty Shope
lltn .MiMiiliilr Ave. I'lioim 1113
.Ml Linen of Hi-only t'oltiiru
Open I'.'vonliute
lly I'mneitlii l.lliinry
American Legion
lil.AMATII I'ONT No. H
Mwlliiitu 1st mill it'll 'ruiwlnjr
I 'itlM't lliHI0 IVit'iONM-lil
II. lv. .:l.. uiniiiiiuiler
I'lioiif 'J!M(-.I
Dr. l' Di:t:'che
rtili lim lunl Hiirunm
Of'lec; IIihiio n Mini 7
llttNillimi Itlilx.
Oifire II. on,: 11.12. .V T-H
Hlilidlljr: 11.10
I'Ihiihiii Offlie aH:l, llo. 0.".-V
DR. J. a GOBLE
on o ti tan r oIth sas
toii Uai tit. I'hoMe isa-vr
U'n fu and flu glMtna, Pupll
rtl krnkem Ihium, rapalr fraaiM.
W. E. & J. L PATTERSON
Contacting Painters
030 S. (Hh Phone 582-J
DR. C A. RAMBO
Dentist
1. (I. O. 9. IlulUU
I1I0M St
CHIROPRACTORS
HUH. MAI.I.KTT A MAliIJCTT
Offlri otcr tltoli rwood'a
7tb . Mnln I'Uons tmo
ltivlilenre I'liune D4I7
J. C CLEGHORN J
AND bUHVKTO
Phone IWS-J iss . ElrwsMSj
DR. G. B. BEAN
Chiropractor,
Ofllro, I loom 5, Ixiotnta llhlg
llniint 10 a, m to 13 in. 9 to 5
1. in., 0:;i'l lo H p. in. I'liiiuo DM
NU BONE CORSETS
Blndo In Your Meiuiur
(itmranlceO
' Mrs. Roao Randall
Bit I Jeffrreon Bt. rUono 877-W
liiiino .VC-W l'-!l H. (Illi Ht,
lilniiinili l iill
HEBE K. HOLMAN
fnipcnlor mid CnMiiet Work
Itepiilr work of nil kinds.
PR. F. R. GODDARD
OfiTBI-OATmO PHTHICUm
tJili bUUOEOK
Of fir and IttaMtmnm Phoaea HI
i. u. o. r. TKMriiH
S. CROUCH, D.V.M.
Veterinary Biirfivm
rx-pnty HUts VelerlnarUa
SflU N. Oth Bt. f lion SSSVI
DR. II J. WINTERS
(Jrniliiato nn,l Hlnle Iteglitered
OPTICIAN
Mnntrnn yenrn hero In bnabUaM
Prompt Hrrrlee x
714 Main Street
Coe's Auto Service
Phone 168
SUuid At rcntrnl Ilotol Nurt
Door to Currln'i Drug Btort
' LAUNDRY!
rinlahrd Work
Flat Work
Rough Dry
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Oorr Mala n4 tMngM
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