The Evening herald., July 29, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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Slug Carnival
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Chiloquin Card
Thirty Rounds of Box
ing Will Be
Offered
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All
Tom Up
Getting ready to move to our new
location at 826 Main street, the f or-,
mer location of the Klamath Bak
ery. We are checking up on all odds and
ends and as soon as located we will
throw these items on the market at
interesting prices to clean them out.
If you are going to need a rug wait ,
as we will place an assortment on
sale at bargains.
Stoves and Ranges
Don't buy and be sorry, but wait,
we will have some surprises in qual
ity and prices in both new and used,
when we get located.
Lucas.
Furniture
1 FROM CRATKR LAKE
' Hostess nt IxmIrc Hpcnils Itrlcf Time
I .' r in City on Vtalt
Mrs, L. M. Woodside, hostess at
Crater Lake lodge, in company
, with Miss Doras Kimball, spent a
1 short time in Klamath Falls yester
day on business. Owing to the
heavy travel to the park ' it was
' necessary to bring another bus to
i the : city ! with, the tourists. While
ibere Mrs. Woodside'vislted with her
: husband, who Is advertising man
ager for the Golden Itule store.
JIMMY OX VACATION'
THK WEATHER
The Cyclo-Stormagraph at Under
wood's pharmacy continues to reg
ister in the fair weather lone.
Forecast for next 24 hours: Gen
erally fair with variable winds;
moderate temperatures.
The Tycos recording thermome
ter registered maximum and mini
mum' temperatures as follows: ,
Low 54 High 78
U. 8. Weather Report
Oregon Unsettled on coast and
fair In the interior tonight and
Thursday. Continued mild. Gentle
varied winds.
Jimmy Lear left yesterday for a
week's motor trip to North Bend,
Marshfield and Bandon "by the
sea."
LARGE PARTY
RETIKX KOl'TH
Prominent Southern Lumberman
Returns to Home Tuesday
Irving Dunn, one of the promi
nent lumbermen of the south, with
Mrs. Dunn, who have been in
Klamath Falls for the past three
weeks on business, left yesterday
for their home In Sacramento.
While In the city they were, guests
at the' Hotel White Pelican,
A large party of Portland and
Salem people who visited Klamath
Falls yesterday enroute to Crater
Lake on an outing Included: Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Albert, Mrs. J. C.
Griffith, Mary Jane Albert, Joseph
ine Albert and John Griffith all of
Salem and Mrs. O. B. Kransse of
Portland.
FROM NORTH DAKOTA
Three guests In Klamath Falls
yesterday enroute to Crator Lake,
Included the Misses Helene Coleman,
Ava Randall and Marjorle Jones of
Ellensdale, North Dakota. The
young ladles are making an extend-
LEKT FOR SOUTH
Professor anu Sirs. C. N, Bentley
of Boston, Mass., who have been en-'e'' tour during the summer months
Joying an extensive tour of the and Bre wry much Impressed with
northwest, left this morning lor tne "outhern part of Oregon.
California, where they will visit San
Francisco, Los Angeles and San
Diego for considerable tlnie. Pro
fessor Bentley Is principal of tho
public schools of Boston and with
Mrs. Bentley Is making his first trip
Into the great northwest.
' Thoro might bo a disparity' of
technically perfect bixws at the
fight card In Chiloquin 'tonight, but
there will certainly bo a litrxe flock
of left iand rluli slugs tlit will be
tome, uriviuid O'm ring during lliu
30 round of boxing. , i ,.
A ciisuul Inspection of thn cart)
reveals such mimes us Jack Crln:
Hobby Allen, Able GoVdon, Wilbur
Harrington und 111 k Stephenson. All
the fans huvu seen these boys In no
tion und kn.iw thut us soon us they
step into the ring there Is n Minu
test from the opening goug to the
knock-out count. ,
Main Event timid
Tho main event Is between Ted
FreiKhle and Carl KluyvJ, who urs
newcomers but w'10 park a mean
slug lu either fist. Opinions dif
fer as to wuat will be the most
exciting bnit of thn evening, the
Jack Crlin-llobblo Allun six round
slug fust or the fight between Wil
bur Hurringlou und Ills time honor
ed rival Dirk Stephenson of .Merrill.
Abie Qordon, who at the height of
his career was one of the fustost
feather weights on Uie coast, will
try to outpoint a younger and heav
ier man than himself, numely Babe
Llghtfoot. Gordon is Just as fust
tut ever but lacks -endurance und
tho punch of old.
Earl Ritchie, Klamath Fuils heavy
weight will referee. The fight card
will be staged In the operu ihouse
at Cailoquln.
One of the features of the card
will "be a barrel s rup In which
four colored boys will slug, and the
last mun on his feet will gut all the
m-Jiiey.
cAt the TINE TREE
".My boy, you're a young husband.
If you let her win, this time, you
l.we for the rest of .your married
life."
Naturally, after a waiting like
that "Bet-a-thousand" Tony Hullm
ton, couldn't think, of leaving tho
roulolte table In the' Casino at Mon
te Carlo just becauoo this bride of
a day wanted to be escorted back
to the hotel.
It's a great sceno in the Para
mount picture. "Lost a wife," a
William de Mllle production now at
the Piuo Tree Theatre.
. "Each age considers, ti'.ie previous
one of the age of Innocence," be
lieves Edith Wharton, whose "Tho
Age of Innocence"' will play at tho
Pine Tree theatre Thursday, with a
cast headed by Beverly Bayne, Elli
ott Dexter and Edith Roberts.
oAt The LIBERTY
"Help........follow dog dying!"
Is picked up by "Speed" Meredith,
Texas Ranger, In the moutih of a
huge dog, and it leads Into one of
the nVost thrilling action stories ever
written for tho crecn. "Alaska", a
dog with great promise, plays a stel
lar role "by himself." The combina
tion makes great screen entertain
ment oinder the title of "The Range
Terror," which comes to the Liberty
theatre tonlgiht.
Eva Novak and William Fairbanks
will come to the Liberty theatre next
Thursday for a two day. run. They
are starring In "The Beautiful Sin
ner," a detective romance.
' LLOYD DcLAP IX HI8HOX
Lloyd DeLap, circuit, court clork,
and his brother, Chester DoLap, de
puty county clerk, loft last night
for Slsson, California, where they
plan to tako possession of their
father's car which broke down In
Slsson. They will return to Klam
ath Falls tomorrow.
KELLEY OX IXHPECTIOX
C. C. Kollcpr, division engineer of
tho state highway department loft
this morning on ono of his goneral
Inspections of highways In the west
ern end of his division.' Mr. Kolley
will return to bend uartorn hore tho
latter part of tho week.! "' "' ,
OX VACATION TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Olcott nitd F.
L. Olcott, Jr., southern guests In the
city, registering from Modesto, Cali
fornia, left by motor this morning to
enjoy the scenery of Crater Lake.
MARS IX PORTLAND
Frank L. Mars, local attorney., Is
In Portland today. Mr. Mara Is the
legal representative of Clarence
Moso and Mrs. Lulu Lang wtho are
being 'tried in tihe United States
District icourt In Portland his -week,.:
If ypu are looking for
REAL FUN
Don't forget the DANCE
AT BONANZA SATURDAY NIGHT
Les. Sailing's Orchestra 5 .
Dancing Until 3 a. m. '
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"Hickoks" Belts-America's Finest Line
of Belts-in all widths and colors-and
initial and plain Buckles-
75c to p
Klamath Klothing
Kompany
Leading Clothiers'
. , 23 Years in Klamath Falls
Episcopal Church
To Build Shortly
At a special mooting of tilio build
ing commlttoo fur the now Klamuth
Falls Episcopal church, ihcld taut
ovonlng, with tho arrival of Bishop
Remington of Pondluton, orocllon of
tho now house of worship, on tho
cornor lot eighth and Jefferson
streets, 'will start in tho near fuluro,
adding to Klamuth Tails ono of ti'io
most modorn of the smullm chuivho
In southorn Oregon.
In tho neighborhood of (12,000
will be spent on tho building. Piano
from the nrchltacts, Laiuronco and
Hnlford of Porllund wore brought
to tho city and acccptod by thn
building committee,
As yet no (Infinite announcement
has boon made as to wiho will bo
pastor of the now ohurch. Rev.
Oliver Rlloy of North Dakota, who
was to fill the vacancy oft by Ilov,
Murriy.wotithor, being unnblo" tk ac
cept', duo to bolug kept In tiho east,
Local contractors bids will bo cal
lud for Just as soon as specifications
lire roturnod to tho city, 'with plans
to have tho building completed, bo
f tiro the holiday seask)n, -
PROM MIODI'ORD
(lenrgo Knight arrived In the Clly
this morning from MedfQrd to attend
business mutters hero. '
The Washington Cafe
U the moat popular eating place In Klamath Fills today
"There's a Reason"
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