The Evening herald., August 23, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEW YORK, An. J. Tha good
hip American Lrgion of the Mun-!
ton line, Just In from Buenoi Aires!
and loaded to tho hatches with ta-l
malm, raw ax-handlea and other j
farm ' produo from th alluvial;
, fltldi tlouc th Rio Tomato, was '
can tod sharply to port ai aha anus
fled up to her dock her Tuesday,
Then Luis Angel Frlpu bore him
self up the front steps with tho .
grace of an excited egiu to cast j
himself upon the besoms of his :
friends. The American Legion had
brought to the United States the
entire delegation from the Argen
tine and Uruguay to see Luis Angel I
do or be done by In his rather hur-j
(led ' attempt to fetch the heavy-J
weight championship of the world, .
which is act for September 14 at j
'the. Polo Grounds. . Luis Angel also
had- news to Impart to the throng ;
of three South Americans who sput
tered and fluttered about him cm
the American Legion's front porch,
feeling of his mighty arms, jabbing
him with prospecting fingers in the
fairway of his shirt-front aud 'exe
cuting .a strange South American
can-can in the glad excitement of
meeting him in his' land of promise.
'Hey, listen," said Louis Angel;
in Spanish. "That Wills thing is
in the bag."
Firpo vs. Wills
? When the resultant "viva el toro"
bad . revehratcd far away between
the tall buildings, Luis Angel ex
plained that he had this day signed .
a piece of writing for Tex RIckard
Klamath Falls barbers will give
the Lamm Lumber company baseball
team a close trim at Lamm's mill at
2 p. m. Sunday. At least that's
what they say,
JImnila-Swanton says they hav a
pitcher from Sacramtnto who can
(have a ball over th plate to fait
th lumbermen won't see the ball at
nil, and will s and there yelling,
"Hey, why don't you throw?" 1
lie's a barber as well as a pitcher,
however, so the barbers cam not bo
accused of importing a professional.
Otten after he has struck out hit
man be absently-mlndedly asks.
"Anything else, elr?" And he has
been evon known to say to the bat
ter, "Got lots of dandruff, haven't
you? Ever try mange cure?"
Tho last tlme'he cracked that one
ho loft the field c a stretcher, the
crackce happening to be a bald
headed gent who resented having
his dome , made the butt' of witti
cisms. But all seriousness aside, the bar
bers are practicing every night, and
the lumbermen will have to saw
wood between now and Sunday. At
least that's what the barbers' say.
SWIMMING STARS
IN NATIONAL MEET
whereby it Is agreed that he (Flrpo)
shall tight Harry Wills, the New
Orleans negro heavyweight, ' in
Buenos Aires next April, regardless
Of whether Jack Dempsey knocks
his (Flrpo's) front teeth into his
thorax or he knocks Dempsey for
a row of bank holidays on Septem
ber 14.
: Later in the day Senor RIckard.
a Flrpo calls him, pressed the but
Mon in his office In the tower cf
Madison-- Square Garden and tha
squad of fleet-tooted press agents
burst from their rens in the basef
m'ent to rush over town with wild
cries officially confirming the statements-
of Luis Angel. -
f '. Million Dalian,
: Rlckard's. own personal consul in
Buenos Aires tias made a thorough
survey of the cauliflower market
there, vlt was announced, and has
Informed Rickard that . Flrpo an 1
. Wills would be sure to draw gross
receipts of -1,000,000. wills has
not been consulted regarding this
tentative engagement to be whack
ed on the chin by Flrpo in Firpo's
own . home town, but Rickard be
lieves that can be attended to any
time. Since Wills gave up his lob
as stevedore on the New York docks
to devote himself to prizefighting,
tho hours- between his meals- have
grown steadily , longer and more
numerous because nobody will fight
him:'-'
"Man Dies Just About To Drink."
i . i Headline.
' This stuff is getting more power
ful very day. -
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Kodak finishing at Sanson's. 8tf
- Currins . special lemon cream is
made for this climate. . ' 23
INDIANAPAL1S. Aug. 23. Sev
eral of the world's greatest swim
mers will compete in the National A.
A. U. senior and Junior outdoor
meet here tomorrow, Friday and
Saturday, according to the Indian
apolis chamber, of commerce, which
is sponsoring the championships.
Both men and women stars will
participate in the events, tha most
important of which are men's senior
national championship at 100 yards
free style, and men's Junior national
one mile swim, women's senior na
tional 880 yards free style and 220
yards breast stroke and women's
JutJor national one mile. .
Johny , Welsmuller, Chicago,
world's greatest swimmer, will not
take part because of a strained
heart muscle. Duke Kahanamoku,
Hawaii, is expected to be an entry.
... Kahanamoku, veteran and holder
of many world's records, is swim
ming In splendid form this year, ac
cording to reports received In In
dianapolis. Robert Skelton, Chicago,
breast stroke champion; Harold
Krueger, Chicago, formerly of Ha
waii and several others of note, prob
ably will participate. ; '
Gertrude .Ederle. New York city,
declared by many to be the world's
greatest woman swimmer of all
times, has assured the chamber of
commerce she will be here in search
of more honors. Miss Ederle Is
world's woman champion at 220
yards and 44 yards free style.
Allcen Riggln, New York city, a
former swinner of the diving cham
pionship at the Olympic games; Min
nie DeVry, Sybil Bauer, and Edna
O'Conndl, all of Chicago, also have
entered. Miss Bauer holds the
records from 100 yards to 200
metres.
In addition to the national events,
Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. cham
pionships also will be determined.
Currins sell electric curling irons.
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There's
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SLIME USED TO
STOP OLD FIRE,
HKLENA, Mont., Aug, S3. o
port to the stato Industrial acci
dent commlsslou Indicate, Chairman
Jerome Lock says, that th tire
which has been burning In on of
tha mines at Btttto for thirty-throe
year has been brought under con
trol and will, it Is believed, bo ex
tinguished before the end ' of tho
year. Victory over this fir, one of
the most stubborn known to tho
mining Industry was made possible
through tho uso of mine tailings
which were pumped Into th (lr
area principally through th Leon
ard mint of th Anaconda company,
'. Th sltma was. pumpad through
mall drill holes from adjacent un
derground workings, t's of water
which vwaa empolyed for year was
found to be Ineffective and bulk
heading, which served to restrict
the t:re, also fulled to choke out
tho blase, which started with an
accident costing the lives of two
men. The accident happened so long
ago, that only a few of tho resi
dents of the mining camp remem
ber anything about.it.
' Within a few months It will bo
possible to resume mining In the
area which for a generation fire has
controlled. Chairman Locke state.
The fire has cost more thai II,
000,000 in material, loss of revenue,
labor, etc.. It is stated.
A aneelal moothiR of Prosperity I
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' Currins sell genulue kodaks and
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ANNIVERSARY
HAVE YOU ATTENDED IT?
It' the greatest bargain event of the year with
values of exceptional merit in all departments.
LADIES' WEARING
APPAREL
and : ,
MILLINERY
Don't fail to attend this Mammoth Sale there's a
bargain for every Klamath Falls woman and you
should make your choice before the particular lines
Beautiful New Styles
in Colored Leathers
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We ar,o showing the latest in Black Suede Oxfords and Pumps
Beaver Oxfords and Pumps
Field Mouse Kid Pumps with the new Stage Toe
Dainty, durable shoes from the best makers.
- , Let us show you them.
. Especial cans taken in fitting you.' i' ''
Holland Shoes for Boy's '
Kewpie Twins for Children
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. 515 Main Street
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The , Windshtp Wardrobe adds anpther
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carries the trousseau without a wrinkle.
Either section can be opened or' locked in
dependently. '
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The Windship Wardrobe in 47-inch size
is the ideal combination trunk for hus
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for two persons. It will not tip over back--
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as it does, not stand on two narrow spread ,
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and durability. It is the handsomest,
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