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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1925)
. PAGE FOUR THE EVENING HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1!W All Fighters -Well Matched f oh Card Here Good Battles Appear Sure Olson Is Confident ; Ono malt's guess in as Rood an another, Ji tho verdict of the wise ones whdVj hnvo watched boxers working Out for tho coming tiRht card ncxti-TuoBdiiy night ut Scandi navian hkll. ;f Tho fcirJ is arranged like a sandwich:, with hoavywelghts at be ginning and end and fast boys in the middle. Sammy Olson, 190-ponnder, will headline, with ltoeco Strambo, 170 pounder. . Olson realizes fully that a lot of reputation depends1 on his taking Strambo and be Is fully con fident that he can do. so. Strambo fs popular hero, despite the fact ' he has had only two NEW PHONE NUMBERS ' " . If you want the advertising or business office of The Herald, please call 70S For the editorial and news department call 88 . f' fights in Klamath Falls. HIh con tagious grin and the fact thnt he will give nway 20 pounds Is sure to give him a lot of moral sup port when ho goes on next Tues day. The Johnny Carlson-Joe Coffmnn somi-windup Is also scheduled to he torrid. Carlson is training hard for his coming match and Coffmnn Is doing likewise, hoping that this time ho can score a knockout In his mix with- the shifty-slugging Spo kane boy. J The .Mauriro Hiirrla-Ilolnie Meyers fight is also due to provide the fans with plenty ot action. Myers can tako thorn and come back for more and Harris is a willing giver. The curtain raiser will be a four- round slugging contest between two 190-pounders, Gunboat Smith of Chico and Jack Brush of Dorrts. An early knockout is forecast. LKFT THIS MORNING Mrs. G. I. Stebblns and daughter Patricia, accompanied by Miss Bernadiae Hannon, left this morn ing tor Portland, where they will attend the Hose Carnival. Miss Hannon will spend some time with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Fisher and family, at South Bend. The trip was made by motor and at the end of two weeks the party will return home. FOR SALE LATE Cheap ATE MODEL 0 Reo Speed Wagon Good Mechanical Coadition v -Good Rubber 422 Klamath Ave. PHONE 106 TO LAXGF.LL'S VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cofer motored to Langell's valley yesterday after noon on a business trip. RETURN FROM COAST Mr. and Mrs. C. M. O'Neill re turned last evening from Portland and Seattle, where they have been j on a visit. . COAST LEAGUE SCORES At Seattle 2; Portland 14. At Vernon 5; Oakland 2. At San Francisco 3; Los Angeles 6 At Salt Lake 23; Sacramento 5. SANITARY MARKET Specials for Saturday 'Pipe' 9 tobacco in every sense of the word Pot Roast of Beef, per 2 lbs. Shoulder Steak Boil Beef, per lb. i........ Good Veal Roast, per lb. 2 lbs.' Veal Steaks v...... . Veal Stew, per lb. .' : .. Good Lean Pork Roast, per lb, Stew, mutton : Shoulder, mutton Spring -Chickens, per lb i' lb. .................. 18c i - W X j. TZW'I i 18c ! . 35c f i2Vfec I 1 25c 10c 18c 1 35c x From start io finish Granger Rough Cut is made for pipes ! In the first place, it's made solely of ripe old Burley, the finest pipe tobacco that grows. Then it's cut for pipes (rough cut) to make it smoke slow and cool. But most important of all it is mellowed by the famous Wellman method, a secret process which makes Granger just about the smoothest smoking, best-tasting tobacco you ever put in your pipe. t.iocrrt &'MyerTgbXcco Co. SANITARY MARKET Choice Meats Special Attention to Order Trade 7th and Main Pbone 22 n n . . . supreme satisfaction The last extra touch of quality and flavor in "Better Bread" puts it in a class by itself. Our new 60 ton oven with its solid heat is sup plying the missing link, turning out many hun dreds of pounds of "Better Bread" every night and every loaf is good to the last crumb and baked just perfect. No more hard crusts. "Better Bread" we are If you are not eating Dotn losing by it. Your grocer can supply you with 'Better Bread' ; insist on it. Specials for Saturday . Lemon and Cherry pies ..',, Boston Brown Bread Danish Pastry Cream puffs 5c each SIXTH STREET BAKERY CHAS. LANDIS 126 South Sixth St. "For goodness Sake Eat Better Bread" ' Another Tornado Strikes In Iowa LATIMER, Iowa. Juno 12, (AP) A tornado that struck Alexander, Iowa, last night wrecked or dam aged at least 25 houses and blew a Minneapolis and St. Louis mixed freight and passenger train from the tracks. WATCHMAN MISSING YAKIMA, Wash., June 12, Af ter punching the warehouse clock at 1 this morning D. J. Wynkoop, former deputy marshal of Nome and night watchman of the Big Y Stor age Plant here, dropped from sight leaving the back door to the ware house open and all lights on. A half eaten lunch adds strength to tho belief of Yakima officers that Wynkoop was taken from the building, though there were no signs of any struggle. Wynkoop had frequently spoken of difficulties with vagrants who wished to sleep In the warehouse. FORT KLAMATH- VISITOR Mrs. Edward Cardwell Is a visi tor In the city today from her homo at Fort Klamath. OF COI'CO Mrso. Rltter and daughter of Copco, California, were in today on shopping trip. MANAGKR MKIiRIU, HTOItK R. H. Anderson, manager of the Merrill Mercantile company At Mer rill, was In the city early this morning on a hurried business trip. XKW I'HOXK MMItlOItS . If you want the advertising or business office of The Herald, please call 70S For the editorial and news department call HH DANCE at KENO SATURDAY NIGHT Les Sailings, Orchestra Supper served at ' Midnight . Perkins urniture liouse The Furnisher of Happy Homes 127 SOUTH SIXTH STREET Oil Cloth Mirrors Shades, 58c 43 inches wide, assorted colors, 25c and up to $25.00 36 inches wide by, 6 ft. long, limit 4 yards to customer. : ; - Good roller. Limit 3 to customer. Real Bargains " Drapes Will not list them; but we have Baskets 5 patterns of beautiful new tab!e.s fulJ f,?,m to $1-00 in Boys just the thing for sister, scrim, assorted weaves and C00King utensils, etc. if 8he is interested in sewing. A widths, your choice 19 VI, cents ; real bargain for (to QA per yard. Limit 10 yards" to the Hnr WparriPf n'y customer. , 1 " Six to choose from Comforts , Matting Rugs Electric Fans ... 4.95 Toys Toys Toys ! 3x6 90c Electric Irons -. . 4.69 There is birthdays every day, an 6x9 -3 50 Electric Percolators . 4.98 imJor day in the baby's life, 'jy a few listed, hundreds in stock 7x9 4.50 ; ; 8x9 4.90 ... Oil Stoves Kiddy Kars ....1.69 up 9x9 5- 2 bu,ner "V $6-50 Doll Carts ...... 98c up 9x106 5.50 " 9x12 .... ....... 6.00 Oil Ranges Wood Wagons ..1.25 up 12x12 . 8.00 C7Q ac 12,15 10.50 . 78'b0 Chairs This is the famous Kerogas r, , . , - - r . rantre 400 o-allonq of nir to 1 livery housewife needs a few ex- ChLr Tgim eT?e ffiMg&SewWto tra chairs, have received a large iTrno if, n mss.1Md f0' enamel trim, a r ange we can shipment. We can sell at only $10 o0? Well we will make it positively guarantee to give per- $1.50. A good chair for the up for you for that price. feet satisfaction. , money.
