'EVENTNff ITER ATI. mMKTg OREROM '
MONDAY, .TTTTiY C, 1fl2f
PEGU TOTTK"
Ritchie and
Murphy Fight
Draw , Battle
Earl Ritchie fought himself ba:k
Into ho Rood graces of Klamath
fandioni a,t Scandinavian hall Sat
UTdey Eight wihen ho stood up anil
.traded blow for blow with, Krauklo
Murphy ot New Orloan-s In 10 tor
rid rounds. Tha draw decision was
woll Tocelvod, even by those who
have been rapping the local
Goliath and his pugilistic asplra
tloni. It was a far different Ritchie
who squared away with the widely
heralded Murphy. True, Murphy
out-boxed the local man but whon
It came bo fighting, Ritchie uncork
ed a flock ot blowj which had the
lighter bottler close to Queer street
on a number of occasions. Only
once. In the seojnd round, was Rit
chie damaged to any extent, but he
weathered the storm and oinie out
In the u Jrd sad smothered Murpdy
Jth a barrage p-f lefts and rlgats.
la the seml-windup, Kid Starkey
Ot Chicoi ww-ugged Ji.iuule Ouisua
tit Spokane and won 'the call with
plenty to spare. Carlson was almost
out on bis feet In the final frame.
Joe Goffmuo and Wilbur Har
rington boxed a tame fiur-round ex
hibition, Both beys appeared to be
pulling their punches.
' The crowd, was dlaippalming, end
the first bout did not get under
way until after 9 o'ctock. T all
outward appearances, boxing Is on
the wane here and unless It is p Ivcn
better support, H should be called
oft until the tall months.
MRS. XORRIS ON" VACATION'
Will Spend Next Two Weeks nt
liakcvlcw With Friends
Mrs. D. Norrls left yesterday for
Lakevtew, whore she will spend the
coming two weeks with relatives and
friends.
GOING AWAY?
We have everything you
need for the ear before going
on a long trip. Greaso, oil,
tires and accessories.
Let us grease your car from
and to end before you start
ivold scored pistons and burn
ed out universals.
. We give , you read service. K ,
Klamath Tire
House
"Cap" Calkins
Klamath Ave. & 6thSt.
WOOD
Bummer weather has melted
down the price of
Block-Wood
to the extreme botutn. Low
summer prices' are now on.
Don't hesitate but buy your
winter's wood now. There will
be no cheaper prices.
Green Slabs
Orders are coming In fjr that
god cheap wood green slab.
Our trucks are delivering the
best green slab we have ever
sold. Order a years supply of
blocks, and green slab, and
you are Bafe you cin got no
better wood.
Peyton & Co.
' Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
AUTO
Parts
Clutch Plates and Facing
for
Borg & Beck Clutches
1: ' ' VITALIC
Universal Joint Discs
YanDykes Parts Co.
v With the .Hub Tiro Shop
508 S. Oth. I'linnc fliO
New parts for all cars
Fights By Telep!
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"The biggest -upset in pugilism in a long ti me." diclnrv,fl;:ht wiseacres when Have, shude,
Cnlifornian. put Jimmy Slattory of Buffalo, out in the third round of their fight Ht the I'olo
Grounds, New York. Thursday night. Picture shows Shade still in tu'tion after he has de
livered the knockout punch. Inset reveals Slatlery sitting in n d.iae. (MIA tel. photOKfapli.)
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... Harry Wills, the big black hope, is seen walking away from his prostrate opponent. Charley
V eineri. in inc second round of ihetr figm ai in.' I-o;o t i-.iuiios. ;ow York, Thursday, night. .
Sport experts suy the knockout means that Wills lias provt . Iiiiii.-rlf a rightful i-ontcntb-r ftir
the hevyweight title. tNEA telcpholograph t.
VISIT ELY HOMK
Aslilund IVople SH'nd Holidays at
, Kly Hiiiiio
Mr. and Mrs. Kr.rl Smith and
children of Ashland were week-end
guests at the home of. Mr. nnd Mrs.
James Ely on Portland street. Mrs.
Smith is a sister of Mr. Ely. Mr.
Smith Is ticket agent at Ashland
and returned to his duties this
morning.
. HKKK ON' WSIXKSS
Samuel Martin, Seattle man is in
the city today calling on local cloth
ing merchants.
SCIICLTZ IN CITY
111 to Prove up ou Homestead ;it
Tnlc Luke
O. A. Schultz of Malin Is In the
cit? today for the purpose of prov
ing up on his .homestead nar Tule
Lake.
Mc-.NKAI.Y'S HKTI IC
Ilrilljr Niece From Seattle tit Spell-I
Slimmer .Months Hero
Mr. and Mrs. W. .Mi-.Waly anil
Miss Evelyn McNealy, niece of Mr.
.McNeily, returned Saturday from the
coast where they have been on an
extended pleasure trip. While north
they visited Tai-oiiiH, Portland, Seat
tle. Yakima and :i numlier of coast,
cities.
- j u-'cks.
AT CK.ITKK I'.MvIl j -' . . '
Mr. anil Mrs. It. Ilovoy and Miss ' , MiS.-i (1 1 !,!.. Mill 111'. RIl'M ltNH
(ioldie Miller spent th'j week-end ut liestimes Posiliou nt Moe's Artec l-lu-Cater
Lake returning home lust! Joinbie ucntloii Trip
evenin;:. j
; .Miss Acnes (ItillaKher returned
P.HV. RICK (K).M-;
and Mis. A. I Li e Lean
Port land
Rev
ltev. and Mrs. A. L. itice leH on
Saturday for Portland where tltey
will attend .Hie International Chris -
tain Endeavor convention, which is
being held in the northern city this
week.
FROM CHICO
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allison of
Chlco wero week end visitors in tho
city.
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-VVEINERT
MRS. I'KIL 11 Kit K
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Popular Former Matron of City j
Here on llusiiiess and Ple.-isuiv Trip '
Mrs. A. W. i'eil ot Stockton, Cali-j
fornia arrived In tho city on Satur-
day for a short business and pleasure j
trip. Mrs. Peil is a former resident j
of Klamath Kalis anil has a host of .
friends here who weU-ome her visit,
While in the city she will I;- ,h
house guest of .Mrs.
on fouth Riverside.
Mary M.-fliiro"
.miss wilson i,i:. i:s
To SHMid llemailldi'r of Snniliier'
Willi .Motlier at Roselmi-p
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Miss Ollvo Wilson left today for
Hcscburg where she will upend the'
remainder of the summer with her -mother.
Miss Wilson vlll return
for the fall term of school to tea-it
domestic science. During the alt-j
".nce of Miss Gallagher from Moe's
shop. Miss Wil:--on assisted in the
rer.dy to wear department. ,
t.CFSTS IF AP.P.DTS
I'.osi-liui'ic I'l-opli H'-l-e co A'l.sii Witji
Mr. ami .Mis. Alilioti
Aci-omiiatiied home by .Mrs. Fred
Swartv. and Mrs. Nrtlian Fullorton,
Mr. and .Mrs. T. S. Abbott returned
last ( veiling from Itosi-biirg when;
lll,.W LTW.,.f tl,., I,ll.lflU 'CI,,. lUII-
lors from flow-burg will he tin: horn;
gu'-sts of
;rs.
Mihotl for about two
J Saturday evening from an oxtend'.'-l
for trip on the coant, visiting with ro
liitUves and friends ut. Valtlma,
iTuconia, Portland end Seattle. Miss
j Collagher took up It'T position In
i.Ioe's ready to wear shop again Ihls
j morning,
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FROM (AHKXCY
Jumes V, Overton spent, the holi
days here from Klamath Agency.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Davis spent
their Fourth in the city from Grunts
Pass.
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l-'ltOM PROSPECT
j. Walsh of Prospect spent the
holidays here attending tho rodeo.
RETCllX l'RO.M NORTH
Hetiii ns Home After Speii.llng Past
Week ut Portland
j;. ).;. iiurK,. returned hist evening
.from Portland where he. has been
visiting und intending to business
;i:r t:.v past week.
Shasta View-Malin
ll.'.yla;; Is the order of dhc ilay
'ii'..-. iriloi iiml fino hiiy weather
U. Vi'. Myors und wife, and Joe
.I.M.ob; and -.vile were Sunday guests
cl The If. 10. Wilson hme.
John Italley anil wife were vlsil-
i at the I.i.'uian banc Sunday.
LniU Kaleada cf lloualin, Texas,
It visiting Frank Marhac at Ms
h Hi" h- re.
Fr ;'.ik El.-.mr nm! wife .m l little
t.m ':k I Sunday with J.o Mfclto
i,.:. I wife.
ills. .V.jlnits and two 3ni of Ap
p. l ichee, Va., are visiting M s. Mal
um' r..t le , A. II. Halo anil f.inill
for u fi-.v weeks.
.".lis. Mnyder, aunt of Mrs. W. A.
L;y:nan v.-lio has Iicmi vi-tl'lni' here
j have g nu to D.rrls where her dan
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Tho ladles of ill llelplng Hatiti
iue.cty ve:o entertained at 'the Com
nullity 1. .11 We.Iaesday by M s. John
I. 'sky wlt.1 the f ill )W-ng present.:
M-.-td.)!!!!!), Smith, Rebor, M-.:Noll,
.Met 'nil.'. Ilallny, Wilson, Layman,
A. Llska, Fisher, and tile hostess,
,t;i s r.c-tie McNeil, J. I,, llnlley and
j ".-Si n McN jII, The next meolliif!
will he hold at itlie community hull
July Kt'i and will be a tureen
J 1 it it
' Karl V,'!lH.:n who ill-tended the
hi mm i.-1' Kcliiol id Ojrv.illls for the
i-lul) r.ittnibori reluiiieil homo Satur
day evening. Ills hrthor Lester
met il.lin at Ashland. Mm. A. Turner
or Klamath Fulls anil Eliza Klrk
i.ati li k of Hltastu View aoconipanled
him t Ashland and return.
. Joe Mleka has feeelnly completed
blm fine nii dilry barn ton hln
alfalfa ranch ond It adds eonddor
ablo bo tho appeal unto of His place.
Klamath Falls
Wins, 11 to 5
TniBiy stlek work by Arnold,
Noel ami McNcuty, plus steady
pllehlng by Moliler. wore eontrllmt.
lug fnetors to u vletory fur Klamath
Ktills ovtT tlrttttts Titss yesterday
afternoon on rtl-igroumls field.
The score wus 1 1 to 0.
Moliler hud two hail Innings, the
seventh mid eighth. Three hits
and luo walks brought lit two
runs fur (Irauts I'nss In the seventh
ami three more hits In eighth ac
counted for three more tallies.
Consistent hitting kept the game
on lee for Klamath Kalis. In the
fourth McNealy opened 'up the (iro
works with n home-run. A single
by Noel, u double from Arnold's but
and another double by Hooper lie
counted largely for flvo runs before
the dust settled.
With n nlno-rmi lead the reti
nitis settled down iutd only look up
nn nctlvo offensive again in the
seventh when Hoot It nud Matthews
crashed through with successive
bingles, and brought in two runs.
Aside from his two weak innings,
the seventh ami eighth, Moliler
pitched his usual steady game,
with nine strike outs chalked up to
his credit.
A medium seUed mill enthusias
tic crowd wore on hand ut tho ex
hibition game and were not disap
pointed for tho relleuus worked
like n well-oiled machine.
COAST 1 11 11 HCOIU'.S
At Portland 1 II
Sacramento U 3
At Seattle 1 2
Salt Lake 11 4
At l.os Angeles S
Vernon II 4
At San Kniuclsco 7 5
Oakland 10 7
oAt The LIBERTY
What Is conceded to lie one of
tho most spectacutur ;hrllls ever
screened occurs In "Silent Sander
son," tho latest production slurring
Hurry Carey, which Is now playing
at tho Liberty theater.
This Is a wolf-nttuck on ono lone
mull so nicely executed that you
actually seu tho wolves pounce on
the hapless fellow and begin to tear
blm to pieces. It is Incidents of this
sort that place "Silent Sanderson
In a class fur above tho average
"western." Harry Carey, who por
trays tho victim, declares that the
sequenco wus ulmosl too exciting
to enact!
lie continues that when tho orn
ery wolves were let loose and asked
to took pleasant for their "close
tips", it was very difficult to find
anyone In the luiincdlntn vicinity
who would with nny enthusiasm
sei-onil Director Scott R. Dunlp's
eternal cry for "Realism!" Carey
says It took more courage than ho
ever had occasion to summon up
before to plough through this band
of snarling, temperamental beasts
uuiidst reassurances that he would
he rescued before any hurm could
he done. They kept their word
and all the wolves managed to get
will Ills ehlrl.
The famous "western" star's fear
lessness will bo everlastingly estab
lished by this piece of work. In ad
dition to this scene, there tiro many
othera of unusual daring, which
make tha picture highly dramatic
.mil Intensely gripping piece of
rfcreen drnuiu.
(At the TINE TREE
"Tho Dixie llnndli-np," which
shows for the lust time at tho Pine
Tree theater tonight, Is nn adapta
tion of (icruld lleiiuniont's story
"Dixie." which nppeared In the Red
Hook iiiagnitlno. It's it story frag
rant with the romance of old Ken
'.ucky, with Clnlro Windsor ns the
in am ifnl southern girl who falls In
love with the Dancln' Kid, the man
who has, trained her father's race
horse, Dixln, for llto big sweep
tlakes. Frank Keeimn appears us
he father nnd Lloyd Hughes as the
"kid." It's the last word In stirring
race truck pictures.
One of tho most appealing nnd
tragic stories ever filmed, with all
of the direr-tor's delicate artistry at
Its iH'Ht.
Thai. Is Hm verdict of "lie Who
(lets Slapped," which opens an en
gagement of two days at the Pino
Tree theater Tuesday.
Adapted to tho screen from the
play liyUie noted Russian author,
I, eon Id Andreyev, "lie Who (jets
Slapped" proKonlii n tragic, Intense
story of an uiihuppy clown, The.
picture Is set. In the colorful locale
of u Europe!! circus.
Lon (,'haney gives many lugs nl
one's hearl-sl rings In his portrayal
ot "Ho," the iinfortiinulo clown, und
easily surpasses Ills other greul.
roles.
The story, In short ,1s of an ob
scure scientist, who slaves away
for years on his theories, proves
them, then, as his lifo work Is
stolen by his patron, and his wlfo
deserts him, becomes "Ilo Who
Clots Slapped," a circus clown, His
Local Boys Back
All .v Left t right. F.irl 8rlni.it. h n of Mr. nnd Vts. R K. 8tln.n.
Ilenr,- (irlmi-s. . m .f Mr. and Mrs. Ilcn'-v Ur ines. Ilel iw left o right,
llasll llrown. sou of Mr. and Mi., t). I.. I!r.u.. Kr-d lllobn. B'li of Mr.
imd .Mrs. W. P Jjlinn , nil of wtu-in huvo retiimed froiu Paf.land wheru
thev'lmvo been attendlrg Hill Mil tary Academy. They are ei.thu .buttle
In their prilses ri P-illand unl Hill .Military Amdemy hut urn Jtluil to
be ul haiiu wlt'i the'f relatives and old friends npaln.
life In tho circus, bis unspoken lovo
for tho beautiful circus rider and
the final sacrifice of Ills Itf" to save
her from marriage to th" very man
who hnd ruined him years before.
forms tho basis of tho story.
""Tbostory'""lHn tragic." but not
nn unhappy one, and Chancy makes
of thu unfortunate c!ov,u it most
nppeallng character.
Norma Shearer nods another tri
umph to her list ns tho girl of the
circus, and John llllbert, us the ro
mantic lend, does creditable, work.
Excellent ehnruclcr portraits nro
drawn by Tally Marshall, Man!
McDerinolt, Ford Sterling, Clyde
Cook. Ruth King. Harvey Clark nud
other members of tho cast.
Employes Honor
Departing Chief
Fred A. linker, dep.tnlag super
intendent of the Klamath Indian
Agency, was h it veil with it recep
tion on Weilnesduy evening, when
the Woman', Club if the Agency
were hostesses.
A mirdail program was given em-
a-lslilng of piano l by I'to Mlawa
Florence sind Clurleii EIHu.ll and v.i-
cil numbers by Mis,i Durrthy King
and Mrs. Harry Djbhlns.
James lluwarlh Introduced 4 ho
speakers f the evening 'Including
Rev. Wo Km ot Mfidoc PoJnt, Luroy I).
Artwltl, and Mr. Iliikor. Fallowing
the priograin refreshments wiiu serV-
od by itho women f ihu club. Later
dancing was enJoyeiL
Mr. Arnold, fornmrly of Tiilalp,
Wushlnglon, will succeed Mr. linker
and wait given to- hearly wolcuhiu by
the ptuplo of 'the Agency. Much To-
grel was expressed at tho denarture
of Mr, linker who has inuilo many
blends during his stay ut thu
Agency. ;i!IU!J
The Washington Cafe
Is the most popular eating place In Klamath Fulls today k
"There a Reason"
roo CAN t
EAT BETTER FOR LESS -1 '
AMF.RICAM AND OHINIIHIJ DISHF.S
120 South Sixth woo Slilng, Prop.
Sanitary Fruit Market
701 Main Street
Fresh Fruit and
Open from 6 a. m.
'From School
Us.
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Klamath Youth Is
Now a "Devil Dog"
low It feels to trend tho deck
of a battleship afloat on tho l'u-
Klc Is rapidly becoiulng II familiar
sensation to Ernest Lesllo I-olsom
of Kliiiiiiilb Falls, who Is a member
of tho I'. H. Marino detachment on
thu V. H. S. Idaho, according to tho
official lint of marines serving
aboard Hint vessel.
Altliouh 1'. H. murines servo ul
in a ti y shore stations In the United
Slates and In our possessions
abroad, many of litem prefer doty
on battleships und cruisers, where
they have nu opportunity to travel
from port to port und ocinslonnlly
come ashore for recreation and
sightseeing. In recent weeks the
Idaho has been cruising about In
the vicinity of the llawullan islands.
Ernest, who Is a native of Kliim
iith Falls, lived Willi his father.
Waller Folsom, rural route I, be
fore lie Joln-d the marine corps ul
Sin ramciilo lust November, and wus
assigned to duly at San Diego, Cnl.
Later ho Joined Hi" I', ti. murine de
tachment on the Idaho.
Loggers Sued By
State Commission
Thai C, T. Hurley and L. 10. Tha
yer engaged la the ligglng business,
tiwn ilil'o si ii-t ii Industrial Accident
11 m in Ick.l mi (liia.Ht, Is tho e In 1 1 ii of
a complaint ellld hy tha commission,
In IitciiII court 1'VJil.iy.
Hurley and Thayor, eniplii lug;
men wiirklng In u hi.anl -us oik-ll-pallon,
have failed t pay tha nec
essary ui ill-il ii L lo tho roiunilHil n (o
a compliilnL held by tno commlK.il.in
iln circuit court Friday.
Vegetables
to 12 Midnight