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Boeing Fans Eager to See "
rBig Heavyweights Clash in
Main Event Match Tonight
Sammy Olson and Jim
, of Victory Carlson-Coffman Battle to Be
. Warm One Every Fight Will Be Fast
., When the gone; sounds tonight for the main event of
the boxing program at Scandinavian hall it will find
two fighters opposing each
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lueuuvary uie same, rauier unusual in neavweignt cir
cles where there are no weight requirements to be met.
Both Jim Firpo Gorman and Sammy Olson will tip
the scales at approximately 190 pounds with perhaps
a poupd or so variation.
The; winner of the match will find he has jumped
from' the frying pan into the fire for he Avill be greeted
by a host of ringside challenges from men of no mean
ability.. -
Heading the list is Rocco
to again do his stutf betore
jNig xeagT, liny Herman and George Lamson are only
a fevrvof the remaining who want
a chance at the winner. , Straina- VIA M.1f , W7I
glla would be periaps the be it
drawing card it Olson wins the
match' tonight, as local' fans are
anxious to see another go between
the two. i
The J . winner of the Car'.son-Coff-man
go is likewise destined to hare
a lot of trouble on his hands in the
' person ot one Jimmie Cottrell, ex
perienced coast lightweight, who 1
clamoring for a match with the win
ner, 'f i .
In iplte of this looming On the
horizon- both Carlson and Coftmaa
hare the same Idea about the fight
tonlgUt-T-the idea of each being that
he wilt" win.
This bout Is sure to have a dis
astrous ending for one of the boys,
in the opinion of fans who have
watched ; both sling gloves in the
workouts.' The one who gels across
the first - wham should go home
with the big end of the gate.
, ; - In the Sailof "Mcearthy-Harping'
ton fight thoracis- also the shadow
ot dUaster hanging on the .horizon
In the person of one Heinle Mey
ers, who wants to take on the win-
. nor..,.
Meyers comes 'from California and
bis is the buzz-saw 'technique of the
four-round game.f In the ring hejNcwsoni will deliver the principal
has one Idea that of keeping both
(hands swinging and forgetting all
about the effect it might have on
his opponent.
Richard Soott nd Babe L!gh;foct
have both worked hard In prepar
ation for their coming fight and
local tans expect LIghtfoot to put
up the best fight of his career to
night a proceeding which they say
Scott will render necessary.
A curtain raiser preceding the
Lightfoot-Srott conest has been ar
ranged. Two local boys will go
either three or four rounds.
A new stunt will be tried tonight
by the boxing commission to pre
vent the contusion that has hither
to tied up matters at the entrance.
General admission tickets ' wll be
placed on sale at 7:00 o'clock, an
-hour before the fights start. First
come, first served will be. tie or
der of the day. Reserved seat tick
ets will be placed on sale shortly
afterwards. ' .
Johnnie: ijoiston's 'orchestra will
relieve the solemnity at the occa
sion between bouts, while the fallen'.
gladiators are being carted away, j
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unronic taie-conierg are warned by
the commission that they'll mlm
something If they oome at 8:15. The
first bout will go on at 8:0 0 o'clock
sharp, .and- that's that. . V ;
Fplt.MKR RESIDENT ILL
Old ltl&iifeivor Klaiiuitli County
.t
liow at Portland
Mrs.Alice Hamilton lcrt this
aftornoW -by stage for Portland to
be wlh her father, Louis . Allin.
who was formerly a resident of
' Klamath founiy. Mr. Allln In 83
years of age and is well known In
this county where he was a isi
dent forlover 35 years. For many
yoan ho 'resided on the. Falrchild
and Dyi'tis ranch., Mrs. Hamilton
just roturned fro m Portland about
ton darn ago fro ma visit to her
fnther at which, time ho was slight
ly Improved. Little hope Is held out
for his recovery at this time.
.jAlice
'j ttijLIQTT HERE
Orvll'l B: - Elliott', " merchan '. or
Klamatt'UKonoyM .wai lh: tho city
todnyl to -bfcstanat.: .-i.'-, " V
Gorman Both Confident
other who weigh almost
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Stramaglia, who is anxious
local fans. Frank Farmer,
Over Frank Farmer
PORTLAND, Juae 2. Kid Xor
tolk. negro light heavyweight of
New York took the decision over
j Frank Farmer, Tacoma, after ten
rounds of milling here last night.
The match was tame except for the
third round when Norfolk dropped
1 Farmer for an eight count with a
left to tie wind followed by a short
right smash to the jaw. Both men
weighed 175 .3-4.
Legion Smoker To
Be Held Tonight
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Klamnth Falls post No. S, Ameri
can Legion, will stage another of
its highly appreciated smokers in
the chamber of commerce rooms to
night at-S-: 00 p. m. y 'v.
Manager Harry Poole of the Pine
Tree and Liberty theaters will fur
nish the legion with one act of his
Pine Tree vaudeville. The act will
be Cox and Fiske. J. J. Keller will
put on tho feed and Frank Confer
will appear in solo. Major Gail S.
address of tlio evening on the le
gion endowment fund.
Commander Francis It. Olds
stated today Jhat lie expected more
than 100 legion men present, which
is based on the two previous smok
ers. MANY TIMBER
DEALS CLOSED
HERE MONDAY
. Many timber sales, principally for
small tracts, were closed here yes
terday and today, according to rec
ords placed on file.
The White Pine Lumber company
purchased from-S. C. Campbell a
small tract in Section 27, Township
38 S, P.. 10 E. W. M. for approxi
mately $1,000.
bhevlin - Hixon purchased two
small tracts from P. L. Kemp for
$1500.
If. A. Ulcy, acting for a group,
i transferred 80 acres north of Crea
don! tn T? V. mi..ht.li. nlu
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purchased from K. B. Post 40 acres
i the same territory
ZETMAX ISOY HERE
Son of Miller Hill Mini in City for
the Day
Wllbert Zctninn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Zclman of Miller Hill Is in tho
city today attending to business af
fairs for his father, who has been
111. Wllbert Is a graduate of the
eighth grado at Miller Hill.
INMCRES .ARM
Popular YfiiniK .Man Injures Arm
Willie Cranking Cnr
Harry Ilegan, ono of the valued
employes of the Chevrolet garago,
had the misfortune to painfully
injuro his arm yesterday while
cranking a car. While It was neces
sary to placo his arm in a sling,
his friends will bo glad to learn
that no bones wore broken.
MOE'8 SALE OF PROGRESS
BKUIXS FRIDAY, JCXE 5TH
Moe's 9th Annual Sale of Progress
will point the way to satisfaction
and economy. Begins Friday, June
5tb, 9 a. m. Adv. 1-2
Black Cat Is
Friendly With
Both Fighters
Jim Gorman and Sam
Olson Are Badly
Worried
Jim Firpo floriiian- and Sammy
Olson, slashing 190-p.uiideis. who
meet tonight In what is scheduled
to be a ten-round tight at Scuii
tiinnvUn hall, are worried. Neither
Is worrying about w'.iut the other
will do in the ring tonight but over
another matter entirely.
A black cat lai the cause of It all.
Tho cat was used by tho Shriners
at tho time of their Ceremonial
here and ever since has Insisted en
making Its Jiomo In tho Scandinav
ian hall.
Which is not so bad, even If
fighters are more or lo;s supersti
tious on tho eve of battle.
The thing . worrying both Olson
and Gorman is the. fact that the eat
seems undecided just which one t)
pi.'k for a pl.iym.ite. It shows a
disposition to bo friendly with both 1
of them, much to their horror.
Monday it was found curled up
percefully in Gorman's bathrobe and
today Gorman is said to be serious
ly considering smearing catnip in
Olson's earner so toat the Jinx will
roost there tonight during the fight.
Both fighters have joined In an
appeal that the people who own the
cat come and take it home where it ;
will be appreciated.
Too Much Rain
Makes Fishing
Unprofitable
Klamath Falls. unprecedented
rainy spell has brought Joy to farm- j
e:o and gloom to local fisoermen.
Fish, the -sportsmen say, refuse
to be caught by pretty feathers or
painted wood as long as there Is
an abundance of natural food.
ThU tho recent rains havo prov
ided. Fcod has been washed In'
from creek and river bauks and in
addition water is so high and dis
colored that it3 hard for a fish
to see anything but real food. Bet
ter fishing Is expected to result Im
mediately, tie tains atop and the
water goes down, however.
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Licc;eTT,& rVfynRsTonAcco Co.
AIUHT KKNKItVtm KKATSJi ;
lienrrral Seals for Cliiiiituuiiiit U
Ho Installed
There bus boon some call for a
reserved seal service lit tho i-lmu-tauuiia.
The committee would like
to havo an liidiciitton from the
patrons of the ohautiiiniuii as to
. whether or not such n service would
be popular this your nt n price of
i one dollar por seat for the sensim
The sorvjeo would consist uf tho
use of a numbered folding chair
near the front of the tout which
would be reserved for tho holder
ot a tiekot beuriiiK tho sumo num
ber for each pertormiiuee durliiK
the course. Arrangements have
been made to take, tentative, older.-,
at the office ot Walton & Wright.
fiOl Main street. I'lione tillt-W. K
about one hundred orders nru re
ceived by Wednesday noon ihesv
seats will be Installed mid Mi" ser
vice made available.
TO FHiHT SATl'RDAY
.SAN' FRANCISCO. Juno S.
.Mr.tingein of Jack Jloannult end
t'.eorite tiotlfrey announced today
that they would declare the winner
of the contest ot those heavy,
weights next Saturday afternoon as
the champion of the world. Jack
Dempsey, they held,' hail forfeited
title to that remunerative position
by reason ot long nbseueo from the
ring. i
Odds of 10 to 9 are being offered
on Renault, the former mounted po
liceman from Canada having twice
defeated his dark skinned, opponent.
Ilarrinj; knockouts, the men will
punch each other for. ten rounds.
DECISION ilVE
ALBANY, N.' ; Y.,! June 2. The
court of cppeuW today banded down
a decision affirming '. the ruling of
lower courts in favor of Mrs. Anno
U. Stillmiui In the divorce proceed
ings brought by Jnmes A. Slillman.
New York banker, and ruling that
the "Judgment appealed from
should bo modified by striking out
thereirom all roffrenco to tho
legitimacy ot iiu'r.nt defendant
(B.i!;y Guy Stlllmanj."
, lla:i3 lake covers inOO Minnesota
acres. It's drying up. Maybe the
bass are drinking . i...
MOE'S SALE OK PROGRESS
BEGINS FRIDAY, JINE 5Tir
The 9th Annual Sale of Progress
at Moe's spells O-P-I'-OrU-T-U-N-1-T-Y.
Como early.fS(oru opens at
9 a. m., Friday. Juno Gth. Adv. 1-a
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ade for pipes and
If ever a tobacco were "made for
pipes" it's Granger Rough Cut.
Granulated, fine-cut tobaccos tend
to smoke fast and hot in' your pipe.
But Granger naturally smokes slow
and cool because, it's specially cut
"Dead Letter" Week
Is Being Observed
Tht'OUKhotit the I'lilU'd Slate's
among post offices, lliln week will
ho known as cumpiilitu week
HKiilnsl "dead leilei-s," Dui-Iiik lhi
pnst week1, Assltctiiut I'osl master I!.
I., tirirrith ot the local m.n iiftlee.
has bud over two hundred letters
that must bo returned to the ufflce
at San Francisco, which' Is lieud
liiarters for this district.- -'
After the letters are relumed to
Sun Francisco they tire opcmnl uid
It any valuables uro found with no
hint ot address of the sender, the
money Is turned over to the mis
For Your Protection
All RACINE Multi
Mile Tires arc now
SEALWRAPT.
They are wrapped twice
and sealed at the factory.
We remove the outer
wrappings; the blue inner
230 Main
for pipes ''rough cut," we call it.
And when it comes to taste, Granger
Rough Cut is neither over-mild nor
too stout', but has that full, rich
"rounded-out"mellowness that seems
to just "go" with a pipe. '
cellaneous postal fluid. All letters
from the local office mo relumed
weekly lo San l-iiincliieo.
llelweeu !i00 mid 1150 loiters uro
returned weekly iiccoiiIIiik to Mr.
Griffith's report, who finds tliul
m itch ot tho fault Is duo to Im
proper iidilroKscH, Many of theso me
the men going to lumbering caiuim
In (ho vicinity of Klnmulli Fulls
Itlve the local office uh Ihelr ail
il less mid full to miilio any cIiiiiiko
when leaving for cuiiip.
' SAI.EM, Ore., Juno 2. Governor
I'lerco today reappointed It. I..
Suliln of Portland us a member ot
(ho Multnomah county tiu super
vlflni: .mid conservullou committee.
wrapping remains on the
tire until you buy it.
This blue inner wrapping
means tliat the tire is a
new, first-quality product
and guaranteed as such by
ourselves and RACINE.
Look for it.
MOTOR INN GARAGE
Packed In tea-foil,
instead of tins
hence J Q
pipes only!
C. of C. Body To
Make a Study Of
Rail Situation
Appointment of a local ectmmll
leo to iiiuke a study of tuu local
railroad situation and to maku ft
report I hereon was doclded nt to
day's ineellliK of dm boiinl of di
rectors of the cliumlier ot com
merce. I-'ormuj iinnoiiucuiiieiil au "
(he personnel of tho board will bo
niiido at next Tucuiluy's meeting.
Treasury will drop about 200
clerks. Anyway. It Is u pica time uf
tliu year lo bo fired.
Racine
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TIRES
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