The Evening herald., June 30, 1925, Page 15, Image 15

TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIFTEEN
Point Comfort
OPEN JUNE 21
Boating Fishing:
We have made a camping spot that is just,
as comfortable and convenient as your'
home. Hatha, electric lights, hot and cold
water, fireplaces, screened porches.
Home Cooked-Home Served Eat
Just follow the Airplane
Phone Reservations to 187
Joe Coffman to Go Up
Against Hard Hombre
in Fight Here Tonight
Just because Klamath Falls is the town it is, Joe Coff
man of Portland is due to have the fight of his. life
when he meets Kid Starkey here tonight in a ten- round
go. ,
Starkey, hard-hitting mauler that he is, comes by his
hitting honestly, it became known today. He has an
other occupation other than that of fighting. When
not engaged in training for a bout,' he is a carpenter
and building contractor.
Aftor looking over Klamath Pulls
and noting Ilia building going on
hure, Starkey ha decided to stay.
A will ovxr Coffmun wouis put 111 in
In right hero and amonlhn things
nvr nil nrouml. lloncn Coffinun
1h going Id have U Ibuilo n mun
who will bo righting fr a clmnco
I 'i llvo bore.
Ti r.'iould ho soma buttle tjo, (or
In 'h'i lint workout Coffmnn wont
ton i Hindu nR.ilniit other flghtcm,
working l o round nplocn with e.ieh
of thorn. Ho flnlnhod tho Ion
round strong.
Until men are confident, although
Coffinnn admits that Ihw will bo
by far tlio harden battle ho hint
nvor hud. '
lit tho neml-wliulup, between Wll-
hut HurrliiKtoa ( Klamuth Fall'
und Muurlco Harris of Ashland, a
urprio In declared to bo In store
for those who flKuro tho match a
net-up fur Karri, who has ono win
ovor Harrington to hl credit.
Harrington's Improvement 111 Iho
past month In mnrkod alnco ho tin
hnd an opportunity work out hero
with oxporlnncod fighters. If lie
win ho will huvo reason to celebrate
for Ilurrln U lough.
Tho four-round mulch liotwoon
Jack Duvln and lllllu Hunch, both
HO pounder, 1 anyone' battle,
Doth boy- show well Jn tho gym,
hut that has boon deniontrated long
una to mean very little. Hoy who
liuvu worked out Willi them, .liow
over, nuy Unit they inuy bu trusted
to put up a good fight, and a fast
ono.
ilalio Llghtfoot, popular 126
pnuniler, I doped locally to win
hi Unlit with Tommy llarri of
Adiliiiiil, brother of Muurlca Harris.
Those who have; watched them both
work out ,(. that Llghtfoot Is fust
er bud, .u harder bluer and that
Ifarrl will probably bo carried out.
lie ha ahown lilumelf to bo a
willing mlxor In hi fight in Mcd
ford and AHhlund, but Is regarded
a lacking In experience.
At noun today Matchmaker Urow
nlo was: undecided .as to Just who
would be tho curtdln rubier. The
choice, however, seemed to be Joe
Walter und Young Gunboat Smith,
both boy who fought on tlio last
card hero. '
With tho cut in prices, those who
buy general udmlmilon will bavo u
rhunco to nil down.
The curd, duo to too number of
bouts und thu quality Is expected
to draw heavily.
Cholco of a referoo will bo mudo
today. Hon Dixon I at Oriint Pass
promoting a rodeo. Glover will be
timekeeper,
The ltixlf, July 2--4
MillTM.VO FOREVER i
I'M.EAKIIINU KTLTKMN
OI H STORK OI'" POWER
LONDON, (P)- Scarcely a second
pannes, year In und year out, winter
and siiiumcr, when there aro not at
leant 100 lightning flashes some
where In tho world, according to tho
recently Issued llluo Hook of tho
meteorological office of tho British
government service
During a year, says tho book, tho
world experiences 16,000,000 thund
er storms, or an avorago of 44,000 a
day. Tho amount of energy released
by theso flashes Is too stupendous
tor tho human mind to grasp, the
book points out. It is suggested by
tho meteorologists Hint tho wntor
power of tho earth, which has al
ready been harnosHcd bo used ns a
measure. Figuring on' that basis, It
Is estimated that double that amount
Is represented by ono flash of
lightning, rrr. Tnticntly In any given
second tliero Is released from the
clouds mora energy than tho world's
water power stations yield in six
months.
Zfl.
In 30 Minutes9 Time
You Can Make This Test
Tompetiton may
D adopt thetekiah
class features in the
future-the 1925 Star .
Car has thtm now
that's why we $ayi j
"Tomorrow's Car it
Today." -r
Million Dollar Motor
Four-Whf d Brakes
Force Feed Lubrication
Tubular Backbone
One-Piece Wmdshield
Fedders Radiator
Fisk Full Balloon Tires
Ity Disc Clutch
Alcinitc Lubrication
( The famous Star thirtyminutc test daily is
J giving people a new idea of what conki'
tutesreai vaiuein a lowcost car. " If you will
spend thirty minutes bchaodthe wheel of the
1905 Star Carthat s all -we ask-you will be ,
under no obligation to pwekase at any time.
5 We want you to learn first hand what an
astouhdingrevdutioniiastakimrJaceinthe
building of low-cost cars. Get tbs thrill of
the power in the Million Dollar Motor the
record-brealung, powerful motor that has rev
olutioniscd power in the low-cost motor field
C Test Star's safety four-wheel brakes on any
J grade. No skidding. Get the feeling of
real comfort and strength built into the 1925
Star. svThirty minutes will tell the storyon
any hill or highway. There's a Star dealer 1
near you ready with the powerful Star Car.
Make tests yourself. It may save you money. '
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BUICK & STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
. ,SHE GREATEST .VALUE : BUY, IN THE WORLD
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STARTING TODAY, JUNE 29
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Will not be sold at grocery stores. Come
. to the Bakery. Save 2c a loaf.
. Klamktli Ballery 1
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New System Of
Parking Favored
Modification ot Klamath Falls
parking regulations is favored as
far as Main Btreet and portions ot
Sixth Btreet aro' concerned, became
known last night at a special meet
ing ot the city council, when mem
bers of that body wore addressed
by V. E. Young ot the Llnnton
Transit company.
Parallel parking was opposed -by
tho councllinen, but thoy wont on
record ns favoring a modification
ot tho present system.
The modification tentatively ap
proved would consist lit having nil
cars park at a more, acute angle,
thus leaving moio room in the cen
ter of the st root for traffic.
Nothing definite, was done, as this
was not a regular session ,of tho
council.
TOl'ItlXG NOKTH
Snn Frnnclsro Couplo Pass Through
City on Tour
Mr. and Mrs. S. Franks of v San
Francisco, California, -passed
through the city yesterday on
route north on a tour ot tho north
ern country. -
VllOM KOCK CRKEK
Mrs. Borkln and daughter ot tho
Rock Crook ranch wore visitors In
tlio city yostordny afternoon.
AT WHITH TKMCAN
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Esklna wore
among tho arrivals yostorday from
Snlem, stopping at tho Hotel White
Pelican.
TO WOIIK IIKMC
L. M. illgdon ot Dunsmulr ar
rived In the city today and will ac
cept a position horo with tho South
ern Pacific.
FIIOM KOCK CRKKK
t. E. Alexander, well known
Rock Crook rancher, was in' the city
yostordny on business matters,
COST OF F.XECCTIX(J
TWO ESKIMOS WAS $20,000
AUTHORITIES SAY
EDMONTON, Alta., (Authori
ties here have placed J 20,000 as the
cost of the trial and execution ot
two Copper Eskimos, Allkomlak and
Tatamigana, on Herschell Island a
year ago. Knud Rasmussen, arctic
explorer, differs from this estimate
and puts the cost between 150,000
and $75,000. '
. Commenting on the Copper Eski
mos, Rasmussen expressed tho opin
ion that before law enforcement is
undertaken efforts should be mado
to educate them to an: understand
ing of the la wot civilization. He
pointed out that tho Copper Eski
mos were in a state ot primitive sav
agery. During hard times killing ot
tomale children - is customary, and
the slaying ot a husband to obtain
his wife Is not regarded as a ser
ious wrong.
BLUEBOTTLE FLY BREATHES
TO ENTERTAIN SCIENTISTS
LONDON, () A largo bluebot
tle fly was tho center of attraction
at nn assembly of members of tho
Royal Socloty, who wltnosscd' the
working of an Instrument calledho
Shakespeare katharomotor with
which It was possiblo to rncasuro
tho fly's respiration. It Is claimed
thnt the katharomotor can monatire
also , tho breathing of a plant, find
tho water vapor In tho air and de
tect the most mlnuto leakages of
gas In tho envelopes of balloons and
airships. Tests nro to bo mado to
dotermino Its value In modical re
search. - Comfortably accommodated In a
glass tubo, tho bluebottle fly was
brought to London from Cambridge.
Aftof being inspected by the scient
ists, frosh air was admitted into tho
tube and the Insect was seen to take
deep breaths, much to the delight
ot the nudionco, .who .realized that
the breathing ' performance ot the
feluobotUo,' fly would provide ample
Klamath's Jeweler
GEO. L. METZ
622 Main
The name "METZ" on the box adds much to
the gift and nothing to the cost
Diamonds
Precious
' Stones
Watches
Jewelry
Silverware
opportunity for the Instrument to
show its worth. At the same time,
it was announced, thS stalcness of
tho atmosphere Inside the tubo was
also recorded by tho device.
MEDFORD ARRIVALS
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hurd of
Modford were visitors In the city
yesterday.
LEAVING TOMORROW
Business Man Plans to Leave for
Portland Tomorrow
M. M. Massoy, businoss man ot
Medford, who has been here for
sovornl days on businoss matters,
plans to leave for Portland tomor
row, iiBljtaiTitB.tyIijBmlBi3aB
Preacher Urges
Peace In Church
SEATTLE, liirfo. 80, (ff) Before
3,000 persons In the First Church
here. Rev. Clinton Wunder of
Rochoster, N. Y., today opened 'the
nnnual meeting ot the Northern Bap
tist convention with a cry for
peace within the church. He warn
ed against "Sinister movements mas
querading as American and Christian."
GRANTS PAHS
J. Logan of O rants Pau ls in ta