The Evening herald., March 30, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

EVENING HEKALD, KLAMATH BALLS, OREGON
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RETCRtf FItOM CALUORXL " Mllttn Gaston looks bo good In
Mr. ana ilrs. Kimbnll and Mrs. fJ.iactton that ' Managen. George Sisler
1 F. Stone Bock: From Trip ,, o, gt Browns says he is
'After a deHghtful trio through JBur9 t0 empl0J' tho foraiCT Yankee
California, Mr., and Mrs. Jack Kim- as a starting pitcher at tho opening
ball and lirs.YC. F. tone have Juatjof -tho 1926 season. Gaston's dis
leturned to , Klamath Falls. They
were gone for several weeks and ol a fork, ball with which Id
Journeyed as ter south a Santa vary his fast delivery prompted
Barbara. ' ;,: ' 'j the decision Slsler announced.
BOXING-20 Rounds j
f Scandinavian Hall Klamath Falls
, March 31, 8 P. M.
Tuesday
t JOE GORMAN, Grants Pass., Oregon, 128 lbs., vs.'
1 ABE GORDON, Portland, Oregon r 126 lbs
: ' JACK CRIM,1 Klamath Falls, 148 lbs., vs !
CHIC KENNEDY, Ashland, 148 lbs.
W. HARRINGTON, Klamath Falls, 138 lbs., vs."
r I MAURICE HARRIS, Ashland, 138 lbs.
DUMMY POOLE, Weed, Calif., 133 lbs., vs.
inr. tnAiic ci r 100 11 T
. '1 ' ' ' Curtain Raiser
HAROLD LIGHTFOOT vs. MORGAN I
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b Tickets on sale at MeccaPastime, Waldorf, Smoke
Reserved seats, $i.bo Gen. adm:, $1.10
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'-, Under auspices of
THE KLAMATH FALLS BOXING COMMISSION J
. i J. E. Patterson, Promoter
, ''' "LaHier Especially.. Invited ' '' ; ;;' J
HEAVYWEIGHTS SI GNED FOR ADDED
uOuT.HTJOiRfil'S FIGHT CARD
Those who like to see hoavy
welshts swing at each other will bo
gratified tomorrow uight with the
announcement today by PrAmoter
rattersan r.it ho has added a spe
cial event between heavies for tho
opening card of tho municipal box
ing commission nt Scandinavian hall
tomorrow nigh;.
Young Mayberry. a hefty slugger
from Albaay, iwas signed to go on
with Jim HlmelwricUt. nspirln
young Klamati Kalis behemoth, for
a four-round argument. Both bjya
will weish in ut n'aaut 1S5 pounds.
dan In tho main even!, arrived yes
terde.y and worked out lust night for
a short time, lie will work out
again this evening. Tao llttlu vet
eran Spaniard Is lu good shape uml
ready for the tap of the Rung. Ur
ilon has been working out hero for
more than a week and is ready for
his till with the Grams Pass boy.
The first bout will slart promptly
at S o'clock, with lloh It;iss as the
third man Hi tho ring. There will
bo J4 round of bnxiiiK. The boxing
commission Is making an especial
Joe Gorman, who bases Able Gor- appeal for tho putrnn.igo of wonien.
Wllllaui Desmond Is to he seen In
a new role in "Straight Through."
Blue Streak Western, in which he
will be starred In tho Pine Tree
Theater, tomorrow. Tho role Is that
of a man whoso attempts to aid o'h-
Jkers are misunderstood to such effect
that he finds himself in great
trouble. '
The scene at the story is a min
ing camp town and the character
portrayed by Desmond starts out irrt
the story as an all-arounl bad man,
who reforms as- tho result of an un
usnnl experience. After his reforma
tion he becomes known as Good
need OJDny. because of his propen
sity for doing good deeds.
It is when he tries to protect a
woman whom his best friend had'
married, in ignorance of her rather
unconventional past, that O'Day's
troubles begia. The story is a melo
drama with a decided comedy angle,
as well as the love interest that de
velops between O'Dny and tho sister
of his friend.
A number of desperate fights and
some spectacular horsemanship are
played in this picture story which
was directed by Arthur Rosson.
; The star is sepported by a cftst
of well known screen players. In
cluding Marguerite Clayton, Hutu
Stonehpuse, Claude Payton, Albert
J. Smith. Bill G'llls. Frank Brown
lee and Gcorgo Marion.
One of the comedy scenes is a
poker game in which eight aces ap
pear In one -deal.
AT THE LIBERTY
: Standing room only and little of
that was the' order of the day ocd
night at The Liberty Theater Sun
day whore Norma Talmadge and
Eugene O'Brien co-starred in "The
Only Woman."
. Here -is a picture that seems to
have everything needed to please" the
entire public briefly a beautiful
society belle marries a wastrel to
save him from himself and tln'n on
the wuv washed decks, when her
fate Iu3g9 in tho balance, be battles
to prove his love to tho only wom
an who taught him to ho a man.
Miss TnlmaJgo was never more
beautiful, never more appealing,
never cluser to your heart than in
tills pirt and tho Liberty manage
ment is to ho congratulated on bring
ing such sterling attractions to
Klamath Falls,
Carrying out his policy of exhib
iting only the best productions for
"Liberty theater-goers. Manager H.
V. Poole has succeeded In gqttlnx
John sr. Slahi's lalest masterpiece
"Husbands and Lovers", for a two
day run in the Liberty Theater, be
ginning Tuesday, March 31.
It is rated as not ony one of the
beat pletares of tho senton but ono
of the finest entertainments to
reach the screen this year.
Probably the foremost of the
many great qualities to be found in
"Husbands and LOjiexs1' is its abjo
lutely true portrayal of .life. Bused
on tho Intricacies of domestic hap
piness, the story presents people and
situations that are' familiar to
everyone.
PERSONALS
W. IL Fairbanks stopptd over the
week-end at tho Arcade hotel from
his home in Cliilon.uln, transacting
business and visiting with friends. .
J. E. Wt'Ich of Ashland was
among the out of town visitors
spending the week-end in tho city.
, George II. Cunning of Portland
visited In Klamath Fafls over the
week-end from his homo In tho
north. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Dews of Ash
land visited In Klamath Falls over
the weck?end from their homo over
the mountains. They reportod a
large amount of traffic over tho Ash-lunl-Klaavath
Falls highway.
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G. i. Ttanibo spent tho week-end
In the city transacting business und
visiting with friends from his boaio'j
In Algama. , . ;
Mr. and Mrs. M. JvO'fJonnell of ,
Imlependucce arrived In tho city tho
latter part of the week to transact ;
business. !
Mrs. O. Ii. Hyers of Kitgone is a '
visitor In Klamath Falls from her
homo lu Iino county.
Bob Nichols of Malln spent tho :
week-end In the olty from his ranch
In that district. Ho was a guest in
the Arcade hotel. !
1 II. W. Taylor of Mcdford was a
Klamnth Falls visitor over tho wcuk- .
ond. I
0. Davis, a frequent Kbmsth
Falls visitor from his homo in Ten
nant spent tho week-end in tho cliy. ;
C F. Uodllch visited In tho city
over the week-end from his homo lit
Minneapolis Ho was a guest in the'
Arcade hotel.
A. E. Baker at Portland Is nmong
tho out of town visitors in the city.
C. M. Hawes Is among tho Port
land visitors' in Klamnth Fulls tor
the early part of the week. i
11. II." Vun Valkcnhurg of Asm- j
land is spending a few days In ;
Klamnth Fulls on business and visit
ing with friends. .
A. Pearco cf Klamath Falls la
moving to Lorella, Oregon, for tho ,
remainder of tho spring and sum- ;
mer. -' I
E. V. Burns, Standard Oil man j
from Sacramento Is in the city for
several days Interested in tho projoct
of tho company In Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo E. Tappon
of Portland wore In Klamath Falls
to spend the week-end.
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the Sterling line of refrigerators, the first ship
mcnt of which was received this week.
Models now on display in our showroom
range in price from .
$18.25 to $34.50
Sterling Refrigerators have these
features which should appeal to
any housewife
They have a varnished oak finish which will
fit in with the color scheme of any kitchen.
Air food chambers are white enamel, with
woven wire shelving, easily cleaned and sani
tary. All hardware is nickeled. Special provis
ion is made for cleaning out the overflow pipe,
a trap being provided which catches all sedi
ment and prevents clogging. This trap may be
taken out, cleaned, and replaced in less than
one minute.- -
These refrigerators were bought low and are
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