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OGUIN SLUGGER YEARNS FOR
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WOULD BATTLE
JAG CR M
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I Easier P ar ad
Did you notice how
easy it was to pick out
the clothes from
S u ga r m a n's
by the styles and pat
tern and workmanship
When the county ju and Jus
tire of tha penco'coroborrnte In the
tar future oa tha release of Wily
Huff, they m-lll turn Into the prlco
ring one of tbo best conditioned
flithters that Klamath has over seen.
Regular meals, bard work In tha
court houso grounds itiul absence of
any "moon", Is conditioning Hilly
Huff, Chiloquln middleweight, flash,
as he has never been conditioned be
fore. "When I get out of this place, 1
will be willing to take anybody on,"
ho said yesterday. "l never felt
better In my Ufa and would give al
most anything to get In on ono of
these boxing curds nt the Scandina
vian ball.
"But, old Spink dropped me Into
this place for a long time," he sigh
ed. "Six months and $500. And I
haven't paid the five hundred yet.
"One of the first fellows I would
like to take on Is this fellow Jack
Crlm. Despite common . talk, wo
weigh about the same. I think I
could give him a good trimming." ..
. Huff, a product of Chiloquln and
part Indian, has appeared In Klam
ath boxing matches many times. His
performances, while disclosing na
tural ability- and a knockout punch,
indicated a lack of training. As a
semi wind-up fighter he would bo a
great drawing card. Ho la serving
time on a liquor charge.
TIMBER LEAGUE
PLANS STARTED
Loggers and Mill Workers
to Organize Baseball
Teams Next Week
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
: ' : Clothes
$35, $40 $45 $50
LOSES!
FORMER
CHAMP
K. Sugarman
..." I ain't mad at nobody"
Plenty of Red Bow Tics
Just Received by Express
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Stainslaus . Zbyszko, 58-Year-Old
Wrestler, Re
Gains Heavy Crown
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PHILADELPHIA, April 16. Sta
nislaus Zbyszko, 58 year old vet
eran, again rules the world as
champion of iWTe'stlers. He regained
the. title he, lost several years ago
by conquering. Wayne "Big" Munn
last night in two straight falls and
in less than 14 minutes of actual
wrestling. A cleverly executed fore
arm hold earned the first fall for
the veteran who scored the second
fall with a forearm' and hammer
lock. ; ,.
Zbyszko exhibited the same mat
prowess against his more youthful
opponent . that brought him the
championship years- ago and clearly
demonstrated that Munn's great
strength was no match for the
science cf the master grappler.
Steach'ng only to the shoulders of
the giant : westerner and weighing
about fifty pounds less,' Zbyszko
wriggled v away every time Munn.
tried to obtain his favorite crotch
hold and easily broke away, when be
attempted a jut Jltau.
Then watching his opportunity
Zbyszko grabbed a body bold, lifted
his opponent high. Into the air and
burled him to the floor, pinning his
shoulders to the mat a few seconds
later. After the intermission be re
peated the performance and soon
bad Munn on his back In the grip
tbat restored ' to him the heavy
weight crown.-
After the bout club physicians who
examined Munn said that be was suf
fering from acute tonsilltls and that
he had fainted during the intermis
sion between the first and second
falls. The doctors said he had no
fever "When they exa'mlned him be
fore the match. . . ,
At a 'meeting last night nt 'the
Pelican City Community club tenta
tive plans were laid to form a Tim
ber league of baseball nines from
the mills and ramps of Klamath
county uud northern California.
Representatives were present from
Tennnnt, Klamath Falls, Lnmin
Lumber company, and Pelican liny
Lumber company.
.Tho Ttmbor Lcaguo will In no wny
interfere or compete with the Sink 1-you-KIamath
league. Games will bo
scheduled so as to not Intorforo with
tho larger league, and If conductod
In this way , the Timber loague
should be very valuablo In developing-
material for tho various town
teams. 1
The Lumberlo'gue. weekly news
paper tor the loggers and mill men
in this section, was represented at
the meeting and announced that a
silver trophy -wouM be offered to
the winner of the league. Tho Lum
berlogue also agreed to put a team
In tho field If one should bo needed
In tho league.
Another meeting was called tor
7:30 p. m. April 23. at which a much
larger representation will bo present
for the completing of arrangements.
Letters have been sent to the larg
er lumber companies. Inviting them
to send their representatives to this
meeting at which financial ar
rangements, league officials and
ump'res, eligibility, schedule, and
by-laws for the' league will be dis
cussed and settled.
Lumber companies desiring to en
ter the league should appoint their
representativesjat once, and notify
J. O. Rhodes, secretary of the Pell
can City Community, or the names
of their representatives.'
BRITISH DIRIGIBLE
BREAKS LOOSE FROM
? MOORINGS IN STORM
LONDON, Eng:,' April 16. .Riding
northward beWe the winds that
swept the north sea,, the big Brit
ish dirigible R-33 which tore away
from her mooring mast at Pulham,
Norfolk this morning, apparently
cannot be kept headed homeward
bv the crew of 20 which was aboard
her when she broke loose. There ts
no chance of the R-33 returning to
Pulham air station tonight, it vas
unofficially announced.
Broadway
Malin - Saturday
April 18
Eve, 8
"Polash and Perlmutter J
BIG DANCE AFTER SHOW
Music by Klamath Falls Orchestra
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, EVE 8:00
"THE KING OF WILD HORSES"
STRAMBQ TO BE
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TOMORROW
Portland Heavyweight Who
Meets Ritchie Tuesday,
i Wires Promoter
Roicco Strambo, Portland heavy
weight who meets Earl Ritchie In
the 10-round main event of tho
municipal boxing card at Scandina
vian hall next-Tuesday night, will
arrive here tomorrow night, - This
was the word received today by
Promoter J. E. Patterson from the
Portland mltt-sllnger. Strambo will
start working out either tomorrow
i night or Friday. ,
.'Young Felix, Weed welterweight,
arrived yesterday and worked out at
: Scandinavian hall last night. Those
who saw him in action are predict
ing that Jack Crlm, Modoc Indian,
will hsvn his hands full when ho
stops six rounds with the Weed bat
tler. Young Felix has a reputatjon
as a K. O. artist and expects to slip
over the old sleeping pill, on tho
Indian welter.
"IntArost In the bout 1f growing
stronger dally as Strambo should
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give the Klamath1 heavyweight a lot
of trouble.
The preliminaries promise to be
as good or better than those at the
' all of which should
mean that the hall will bo Jammed
to the limit Tuesday night.
Skinny Men
Gain 5 Pounds In an Rays or Oct
. Your Money Back
Doctors arid good pharmacists
know thst Cod Liver Oil Is full Pf
vltamlnes that make flesh, create
appetite, builds up the power to
resist disease and puts good solid
flesh on skinny men and women.
But it's horrible tasting stuff and
every day fewer people are taking
It, for doctors are prescribing and
people are fast learning that they
can get better results with MsCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets,
which Star Drug Store, Underwoods
Pharmacy, Whitman's Drug Co., and
druggists all over the country are
having a tremendous demand for.
One woman gained 10 pounds in 22
days and If any skinny man or wo
man can't put. on 5 pounds In 30
daya, your, druggist will gladly re
fund the purchaso price. .
Be sure and get McCoy's, the or
iginal and genuine Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets .60 tablets 60
cents. Adv, ..,. ' . ;
RHEUMATIC NEURITIS
Cunnot Kxlst In tlm Human Body If
Vou Will Use Ti-uiik's Prescription
It is a shame to" suffer with neu
ritis or any form of Rhoumatlsm.
This Prescription does not ruin
the stomach, It does not depress
the heart. Eat all the meat and good
food you .wish while taking Trunk's
Prescription. - Contains no mercury
salicylate soda, ' oil wlntergreen or
narcotics, but positively overcomes
any kind of rheumatism or gout on
earth. Whnt more do you want?
There Is nothing Just as -good, and
It Is impossible to get something
better. The greatest urls acid sol
vent known and alsa a superior liver
medicine, :: ;'-.;-''.
Trunk'b Proscription sells for
$1.76" 6r 3 .'or f 5.00 at Star Drug
Co. Adv,
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Just Received
Another Big Shipment
-of
Kuppenheimer
and
Curlee Summer Suits
You will have to see these f ine suits to appreciate the
values we are offering at $30, $35 and up to $50..
English Styles if you prefer the loose free drape
Closer fitting models, if you like the trimmer effect
Variety to suit any taste Values supreme to suit any
pkt-From $3() fa $50
Nettleton and
Crossett ',
Oxfords for
Spring
The Aristocrats
of American .,
Shoes
Styles you will
see worn most,
now ready '
$5 to $15
It is about time to put the
old felt hat on the shelf and
get a new nifty straw and
as usual we are showing all
the new ones
$2.50 to $10
'Extra special on Mens fine imported English broad
cloth shir ts r:v: ' ' :) .'.'.'';. .
; Styles with collars attached, four colors
Special J195 .
Styles with separate collars, four collars
Special $2.00
Klamath Klothing Kompany
; Leading Clothiers
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