The Evening herald., June 06, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

TIIE EVENING HERALD
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SATURDAY, JUNE G, 1925
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Seventh
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Wherever you are, plan to come and spend three days
working and play of the Old Vest
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Every Woman should have a Savings Account
Whether she receives a house-keeping allowance or has an in
come of her own, she should open a savings account and ac
cumulate a substantial sum of money. Only the woman who -has
a savings account can fully realize the feeling of independ-
ence.
Your account can be opened with one dollar, or more. Then
you take home the artistic Utile book bank. Put in spare . 1
change whenever it's convenient. . It's almost startling the way
y.our account will grow.
4 Pet. on Savings
The First National Bank
' Capitel $200,000.00 Deposits $2,473,317.34 ,, r.
.' Member Federal Reserve System
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Gene Tunney Knocks Out Tommy
Gibbons in Twelfth Round Now
Wants Match With Jack Dempsey
TO SING OVER
RADIO TONIGHT
The numerous friends of Mrs.
Louise Lee' Voye, wife of A. J.
Voye .of this city, will he greatly
Interested i to learn that Mrs. Voye
ilsr-been asked to sing over tlie
ridlo this evening over KGO,
broadcasting from the St. Francis j
hotel at San Francisco. Mrs. Voye,
who is prominent among musical
circles, is now visiting the Master
school and will be accompanied by
Professor Emll J. Polak, ono of
the teachers of the school. Accord
ing to word received hero by Mrs.
Voye's sister, Mrs. Fred Schallock,
those tuning In on KGO between
the hour of 8:40 and 9:15, this
evening will be able to hear the
numbers Mrs. Voye will render.
SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER
WHITE PELICA N HOTEL
TKAC'HKK.S TO SCHOOL
Mrs. Violet McLaughlin ami Miss
Nelson to Leave
Mrs. Violet McLaughlin, who has
been teaching here for the past year
plans to spend six weeks attending
summer school at Berkeley. Miss
Ethel Nelson will attend school dur
ing the summer at San Jose.
1JISIXKSH VISITOR
Alfred Keller, well Known Lan
gcll Valley rancher, was a business
visitor in Klamath Falls today.
HEW YORK. June 6. (A. P.)
The shadow of a heavyweight who
climbed to pugilistic fame out of
tho trenches of the world war today
stretched across the puth of Jack
Dempsey.
Gono Tunncy has done whut no
pthef heavyweight, not even Demp
soy 'himself, has boon able to do
conquer Tom Gibbons by a knock
out. After 11 rounds of fighting with
out thrills at the 'Polo grounds last
night, the former A. E. F. light
heavyweight champion sent tho
game veteran from St. Paul down
for - the count under a smashing
right to the chin in tho twelfth.
The crowd was stunned. In the
round before It had booed tho two
men far failure to put up the hot
fight which had been expected, but
apparently Tunncy alone was awaro
that his foe, a veteran of 36 years,
was wilting under the gruelling
fire at close quarters. After ono
minute and 20 seconds of the twelf
th round Tunney put out one of the
most formidable heavywolg!it con
tenders in the country.
A tight which felled Gibbons in
a neutral corner so dazed-ulm that
be was unable to get his bearings
as he arose. Tunney' lunded another
wallop to the chin and this time
Gibbons was finished. Tho win
ner whom Dempsey has promised
to meet, fought well throughout,
but Gibbons appeared only a shell
of the greater boxer who stood off
the champion at Shejby. Only In
the eighth did tho St. Paul man
treat his audienco to fireworks.
While. Gibbons fought, 'his wife
lay ill in u St. Paul hospital. The
fighter's friends and that worry
over her condition undoubtedly had
j something to do with his defeat,
j Post-fight statements follow:
j Tunney "If the fans think 1
j should fight Hurry Wills first, I am
: ready to take blni en at any time
'this summer, but I really think thj
knockout over Gibbons ,1s enough J
earn a match with tho champion."
Gibbons 'I don't remember what
round tho bout ended in. I fought
the best I could, but tho best I lii 1
was not good enough. That's all."
COAST LE.Kil'K SCOllLS
.At Portland 6, San Francisco 10.
At Seattle 4, Los Angeles 0.
At Vernon 8-4, Sacramonto 0-3.
At Oakland 7. Salt Lake 8.
.NOTICE HEAL ESTATE MUX
Ha r r y B or e I
and his orchestra will play during
dinner hour
miWW-;'i''H-
Sanitary .Fruit Market
701 Main Street
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight
Tho meeting cuiiod by tho Ilenlty
Hoard of tho city for Monday even
ing at 7:30 to bo held In the Dutch
Grill of tho White Pelican hotel, will
not he a banquet, but a general dis
cussion of business. Will Koss of
the national association of real es
tate boards, whose residence Is Chi
cago and T. W. Zimmerman, secre
tary of, tho Pacific northwest real
estate association, with houdquur
turn in Portland will address the
meeting.
J. F. Mngnlro, president of tho
local realty board, is unxious that
the members turn out 100 per cent.
The membership of the local board
Is twenty-five.
D
ance
AT
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TONIGHT
LES MAILINGS OIK'lf KHTRA
Supper Served lit Midnight
WARE3Bft&!
Au Pf rscns Traveling from DmbwoooSicmiyoh
BEABW0OB COACH
IDIF TYl TUP PRKFftrF OF RANDITS AMD ROAD AGENTS. ARE
HEREBY VAUUTO THAT THE COMPACT Will KDT BERESMflSIBlE
FOR THE LOSS Of MONEY OR OTHER PERSONAL VALUABLES.
Begin Work On
Lettuce Ground
In Wocus Marsh
Work of proparlng ground for
Klamath's first commercial lettuce
ranch 'has begun on a 100-ncro tract
loased from Geary brothers by
Saudey &4lunt of Los-Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Intensive preparation is necessary.
To successfully rnlso lnttuco It !
stated that the entire tract to he
pluutod must bo prepared as a
monster seed bed.
Credit for atlrnctlng the atten
tion of tho California men to tho
possibilities Dt this section goes to
Hoy Nolson, Wonlon ranchur, who
while on a visit In tho south con
vinced thorn tli'Rt conditions hero
wore Ideal for lotluco culture
ATTK.VDH HiaWIO.V
Loral Man Left Yesterday for Visit
III Pol l hind
Mr. and Mr.t. Abbey lurt yoslor
day for Ponlland to attend u reunion
of Mr. Abbey's ovorsnn division.
Abbey Is employed at the Klnninlh
Kalis A ii to Co,
Phone 93
We are specially equip
ped to " economically
produce booklets 1 and
advertising fojrs.'1
W. O.SMITH
Printing Company
"Quality printing" ,
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