The Evening herald., May 29, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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FRIDAY, MAY 20;i925
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COMfNG FIGHT DRAWS INTEREST:
GORMAN IS
BACKED BY LOGGERS
This store will be closed all day
Memorial day
Greater outside interest in the
boxing card to be staged Tuesday
night, June 2, is being manifested
than at any fight held here .this
year. . . "
Reservations have been received
from nearly every logging camp in
the district. A block of ten ring
side seats has been ordered by
Jimmy Bowers of Ashland, ardent
fight fan and promoter, who .will
bring with htm Jud Miller. Shy
Pearson, Johnny Endera -and
others. ,
Local lumberjacks are known to
have placed . much money ' on Jim
Flrpo Gorman, who will tangle with
Sammy Olson. . The '. reason re
mained a mystery, until today.
when It became known 'that ' Gor:
man formerly , worked on Klamath
woods crews, for a time In a camp
near Chiloquin and tor a time In
one -of. the Ewauna camps, where
local lumber jacks had an oppor
tunity to acquaint themselves with
his ability, , 7:. ; ',
The. coming card, viewed from
all angles, .' promises to eclipse
even the last one, which was a whiz.
Olsen is faster, better used to
the high altitude and In better con
dition all . around. Gorman in his
training . reveals' himself to have
plenty of speed and from appear
ances will rely on boring-ln tactics
to win, a procedure which ought
to be Interesting in view of Olson's
murderous left. Both men will
weigh In at 190.
-: The Coff man-Carlson go at 145
pounds should I
are fast and hard hitters, und both
have a. long spring of knockouts to
tholr 'credit.. . '
.Wilbur Harrington is scheduled
to hare the tirao of his young life
when ho mixes with Sailor Mc
Carthy. McCnrthy has a record
and If Harrington can put a dent
in it he will be deserving of a big
hand. The boys are slated to go
four rounds. ..
In Richard Scott. Babe Lightfoot
Is destined to gut a real touch of
high life. If he can weather It suc
cessfully bo can truthfully say that
he has 'passed an.. Important mile
stone In his career, Scott has had
real ring ' experlenco and should
give the locaK boy .a, real chance to
find out. whether ho can stand
rough going.,
The card. !1 int all, looks even
better than the-, last ono. In that
every winner on . the last card is
matchedwith a j pi an who should at
least bo his equal.,
Tickets have been, placed on sale
at the Mocca, Smoke, Waldorf and
Pastimo. i ,,
1 The men are working out daily
In two shifts, and: the public is In
vited to watch them free.
Olson' works out- tonight at 7:00
sharp, with Carlson, Gunboat Smith,
Lightfoot and Harrington. Gorman
works out tomorrow at 3:00
o'clock, with Coffman, Scott and
Meyers. This program will be
alternated dally,
SMakt the
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Coffee tomorrow morning.
The next morning drink the
coffee you have been using.
Thctlu'rdmorning drink Fol
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MATCH HERE TOMORROW
Flood Damage Big
In Kangaroo Isle
SYDNEI. 'May '2. (A.P.) Serl
ons floods were reported today In
the Quean be j-an district'; in the
southern part of new South Wales
with five persons reported drowned
and 150 families made homeless. A
flood of the - Murrumbrldge river
apparently was sweeping toward
Wagga Wagga, threatening Inunda
tion, of. that town.
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reduced round trip fare
(16 day return limit)
to Los Angeles
for the California State
June 2-4, inc.
(Special excursion tickets on sale May
28-June Line)
. Now plan to attend this gila event. No
better way Co spend your vacation this year.
- Hunclredsot Sir Knights on dress parade
Bands, ceremonials, drill confetti, dances.
Enjoy, too, the gay recreation at Southern
, California beach resorts Santa Monica,
1 Long Beach, Catalina Island, and many
others. See Hollywood and Culver City
movie colonies. . '
Fast, luxurious service 'daily via Southern
. Pacific Delicious meals enroute in South
, en Pacific dining cars.
For full information, atk
Henry Burke and "Farmer"
Vance, opponents tomorrow night
In what Moose lodge matchmakers
assert will be the best wrestling
card ever offered local fans, are
both In condltlpn to make ti?o
weight of J60 pounds required, 'it
was announced today.) ',
"Farmer". .Vance. ' is middle
weight champion of Idaho and will
attempt, to . jar Butty !1oose ; from
the western middleweight cham
pionship belt, which he now holds.
Second only in Interest to the
main event is the announcement
that Pete Buzukos, welterweight,
will meet Jim Fleming, a middle
weight, in a special added event.
Due to the fact that Saturday is
a half holiday. Moose lodge match
makers expect one of the largest
crowds that has ever turned out
for a match hero.
McTtigue Thought
In, Good Shape
if
For Mix Tonight
Southern Pacific Lines
J. J. MILLER. D. F. & P. A. .
fSUMgJg St-ffaong 70S :; KJaraaJh Falls, 0f5.
HEAVIES TO WilEHTIsE
ij 8T.; LOUIS, Mo., May 29. Stan
islaus Zbyjcko claimant -'of ' the
crown, and Joe Steche'r, Nebronkan,
who jvill meet here Saturday In a
heaviweight VreiUingniatch j are
In the full swing of preparatory
work," Both have added an hour
or (more a day .of wrestling to their
aifting schedules; 'Theyfa'f tap-,
ennx on conuit on n rouen- anrt
tumble,' to1 'prevent 'possiblelnjury.-j
FRENCH ISEH HEAVY "
PAUIS, May 9. -Premier Paln-
leve announced to the chamber that
French losses In the Blfflan war
were 400 killed, 1100 wounded and
35 missing.
NEW YORK, '.May 29. (A P.)
Mlks. -McTIgue will' gq nto the ring
at the Yankee , stadium, at 10
o'clock , tonight! i to dofend his
world's -light-heavyweight crown
BRalnst Paul Berfenbach, knockout
king. -
Bcrlenbach Is a;, favorite with
many, but assurances by the cham
pion that he.-is In excellent trim
and that his right hand Is work
ing to order, have given some fans
a different view of the battle.
These flguro that McTlgue will
outsmart the challenger after Paul
has punched himself out. McTlgue
has been much criticised slncoi the
won tlio tltlo for purely defensive
tactics In no-docislon fights. .There
wjll be a decision tonight. ;
r Bcrlenbach Is '"confident of, win
ning by a knockout and Intends to
draw McTlgue from his defensive
shell antf. force1 VJilm to swop bfows
during the' IS rounds. ..
How do you know you wouldn't
like Folger's Golden Gate
even better than the coffee you
arc now using?
Since you live in one of the 29
states where Folger's is sold, you
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and aroma-arc important, flavor
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That's why we invite you to try
Folger's Golden Gate against
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. IN'CORI'ORATE !
,j( Articles, -of Incorporation of the
Klamath Lumber & Mlllwork Co.,
were filed ".yesterday - afternoon In
the county ' clerk's office by T. P.
Henderson, manager of tho Klamath
Development company, H, L. Acbmb
and E. O.. Dreher, Incorporators.
Tho rcmanufacturing plant will bo
located on south Sixth street, Just
south of the city llmlth.
KODAK FINISHING
. Jn at 9 out at 6 p. m. '
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Opposite Cour IIouso
Sahara Cabaret
Opens Saturday Night
?JrIc(2arthBldg,
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Until Noon
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Saturday, Memorial Day
We have tried to get the Comp any Service Stations and Inde
pendent Service Stations, Tire and Battery Shops to co-operate
and close till noon, Satur day but believe that some of
them place their pocket-books ahead of their patriotism.
Watch and See Who Is Open
'Little Brick Service Station Reed Auto Supply Co.
t, Gmtet SerficerStation
uiamona i ire ana' vuican-
4 Hub Tire Shop
X Ace Tire Shop
Imperial Battery Station,
only
Battery Service Station
Floyd Henriot
Willard Service Station
Auto Parts Company '
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