THURSDAY, MAY 21, 102ft
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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
"Farmer" Vance, Who Mejts Henry Burke, May 30
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BURKE WILL
MEET VANCE
NEXT WEEK
Middleweight Wrest
ling Belt Will Be at
Stake May 30
Henry Burke's prized . mlddle-
welght -championship belt will 'be at
stake a week tram Saturday night
at Slooae Hall, when the Klamath
bone-crusher meets Farmer. Vance,
160-pounder, in a finish, two out
of three, match,,
After, several days of negotiations
between., the two wrestlers, offici
als of the Moose lodge announced
last night that . the match is on.
It will be held on a Saturday night
lit order to permit loggers and mill
workers, from outlying districts to
be. here.
This Trill be the first time in many
months that Burke's belt, embla-
matic of the Pacific coast champlon
shep, has been at stake as hereto
fore he has had to meet men much
heavier than himself.
Farmer Vance is known as one
of the best mlddleweights now
In the business, and Burke will
have to be. in perfect condition and
go at top speed if he. is to win the
fall. ; ' .
. Moose lodge memncrs were Jubi
lant last night when they filially
completed all negotiations for the
bout, and they predict that one of
the, . largest crowds that ever at
tended a match in Klamath Falls
will be 'on . hand to see these Iwa
men come to grips. ,
Burke will start intensive train
ing tonight in orde rto get in good
condition. . With more than a week
Jo prepare himself, he expects to
be trained down to. a. point where
be can be in better condition than
tor many months.
Tickets will be placed on sale
within the next few days.
Intelligence
Tests Given
to Students
NORWAY REMEMBERS
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
OSLO, Norway," May 20.-A monu
ment to the memory of Brigadlcr
Ueneral, Hans Hcgg, the Norwegian
commander of the Fifteenth Wiscon
sin regiment who tell at the battle of
Cblcamauga, will be unveiled here
this summer during the celebration
of. the centenary of the first Nor
wegian , immigration to the. United
StateB. .
The statue is to be erected in the
township of Ller, the birthplace of
Hcgg. The celebration takes place
in July and will be attended by
King Haakon. , i
A success is one who overcomes
environment. Mllford (Pa.) prisoner
was caught bootlegging In Jail.
Riverside school boasts S of the
21 winners of the Stanford Intelli
gence tests given recently in all
public schools of Klamath Falls
which includes all Btudcnts from tho
second grade to the eighth Inclusive
in the Riverside,- Central, Pelican
Bay, Fairview and Mills Addition
schools. - '
Three students, according to Su
perintendent J. P. Wells, were pick
ed from each grado in the city from
the highest ten percent of the en
trants. Riverside school came out
with 8; Central with 5; Fairview
with five; Pelican Bay with 2; Mills
Addition with 1. In the sixth grade
division. Riverside captured all first
three places.
Second grade winners were Nor
man Hanson of Central, 28.1; Homor.
Knight. Riverside, 28.1; Bill Hunt
er, Mills Addition, 27.8.
Winners of the 'third grade en
trants were Barbara Wales, Fair
view, 38.5; Naomi Whitley, Pelican
Bay, 36.4; Marie Sewell, Fairview,
35.5. - - '
Fourth grade students winning
highest three points wore Kather
ine Chastain. Riverside. 66.5; Hil
ton C'ornforth, Central 62.3; h.
Dowe Hutcbens, Fairview, 59.8.
Fifth grade gave two students
from Fairview the first two places.
They were Ronald Gwlnn, 73.2;
William Perkins, 71.9; Dick Pear
son, Central, third with 69.4.
Sixth grade winners were all from
Riverside; Frederick Johnson, 85.2;
Jean K. Bennett, 85.2; Morton
Yaden, 83.0.
From the seventh grado Riverside
students rated two first places. They
were Ben Wilson, 98.0; Irene Mur
rey, 95.5;' George Bolton, Contral,
89. ;-
Louise Ilotcliklns of Pelican Bay
school received the highest rating
of any school child In Klamath Falls
when she rated 100.3 in the intelli
gence test given to the eighth grade. .
Alice Harvey of Central school re
ceived a rating of 100.1 while
Junior Dennis of Riverside received
96.6 In the test.
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cream. Regular price.
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TALC
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A WOMAN has to breathe the fra
grance of Jonlecl, the New Ocior
of twenty-six flowers, only once to
know it is a perfume that Is rare and
expensive. .
You expect Its price to be for
biddingly high. But you are astonished
and delighted to find that Talc Jon
tcel sells at a price no higher than
that of ordinary powders. Try It today.
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Spirits Camphor, 3 oz. 50c
J Coconua Oil, 2 oz 25c
J Pure Goose Oil, 2 oz 50c I
Red Pepper Rub 60c
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Kodak Department
We use Velox only for all Kodak
work, its the amateur's own paper.
"Look for the word Vclox," on. the
back of every print.
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good negative, and the best print
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FIFTH and MAIN STREET
CRATER LAKE
PICTURES
FLASH LIGHTS
PLAYING CARDS
CANADIAN PILOTS
ESTABLISH RECORD
FOR SAFE FLYING
? COAST LEAGl'B HC'OUKS -
At Sacramento-Portland postponed
wet grounds. " " ;: ' '
At ' Salt Lake-Soattte postponed
wet,.gTpundBi,
,At Lon Angeles44r Oakland 3. '
"... At San FrnnclRco' 4;-iVei'non 2,
OTTAWA, May 20. Aviators In
the Royal Canadian Air Force set
a new record for safe flying last
year l(y making up 3,340 hours of
actual flying time without a fatal
accident In carrying air mall, pat
rollng forests and fisheries and per
forming, other government service,
said a report from the department
of the Interior.
More than 3,000 acres of forest In
Alberta were covered twice a day by
air patrols during the season of flro
hazard and In Manitoba, 40,000,000
acres were Under observation. The
forces photographed 40,000i square
miles of terraliviforithe topographi
cal siirvey..- ifJi; .' i)
Name Judges For
Exhibit Friday
Judges for the exhibition of the
manual . training and domestic art
departments of Klamath Falls pub
lic schools, were announced this
morning by Miss Olive Wilson nnd
Russoll Kidder, in chargo of those
departments in tho schools.
For the girls exhibitions, Mrs. R.
B. Wattonburg and Mrs. Fred Goel-
ler have consented to act as judges.
Both Mrs. Wattcnburg nnd Mrs.
Goeller are familiar with this phase
of work as they have served as
Judges on boys and girls club work
exhibits at county fairs In Klamath.
Judging the boys work of tables,
magazine raclts, lamp stands and
other products of tho shop, will bo-
Frod Cofer and R. B. Wattcnburg.
The awards to the first three In the
four divisions will be blue, red and
white ribbons signifying the places.
Tho exhibition will be given In
tbe lower hall of Central school and
hours are from 1 p. m. to 5 p, m.
and from 7 p. m. to 9 p.. m. Ks
pcclully reiiueHted to come are the
parents of the students who are en
tering, their work of the. year.
.Among tho work to be entered by
the girls, of the eighth grado are
several Interesting and beautiful
specimens of embroidery and mono
gramlng., ' ......
HKEKINfi SI.AYKII
WINTHROr, Maino, Slay 21. A
posse of county officers reinforced
by citizens was searching tha coun
tryside near Lake Marenacook for
a man who Is lm) loved to hnve shot
and seriously wounded Mr y.rwt
M. Towns nnd then set fir, to her
cottage. Miss Aliln Haywnrd. n
micro of Mrs. Towns. Is missing nnd
In belioved to have been abducted.
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Substitutes aro being found for
cxvrythlng except money.
"Good homo Is heaven." says .a
Uostun clubwoman. .And, wo add,
a bad one Is just tho opposite.
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Girl Shoots Father
As Mother Looks On
CHICAGO, May 21. When Lu
cille WiinSch, 15-year-old high
school girl, last night with her
mother, found her father, William,
"in company with Miss Agnes Blm
neck, 2.8," she shot and iprrtbnbly
fatally wounded Miss Slmneck and
slightly f Bounded her father anil
mother, who attempted to Intercept
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