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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALL?, OREGON
Monday, October 26, U2-
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tMJlam a heart
I C for your stomach
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Don't overwork it
by "stuffing" and eat
ing between meals.
Try WRIG LEY'S
when you want "just
a snack."
It will soothe and
satisfy your taste
craving, allay thirst
and feverish mouth,
calm the stomach,
ease your tired nerves.
WRIGLEY5
'After every meal" for digestion
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I and specta.-ulor
! son.
onlcsts of the sea-
Aggies Will Play
Montana Saturday ' .T",'M1f ,ie A.R'CS "uld "ot $f
Stanford s powerful drive Saturday,
they showed a flashy jffensive in
CORVALLtS, Ore., Oc!. 26. (.V) scoring their 10 points which
With Coaj:h Schlssler and his As-' brought even the hme teams stands
gles due home today from Stanford, j to their feet. Montana, too, has a
fans here are anticipating the home-; speedy, r. :orful team fighting to
coming game with Montana next ' maintain its lately acquired stand
Saturday as one of the most colorful ling In the coast conference.
Clever Boxing
Card Will Be
Staged Nov. 3
Matchmaker Sylvester
Announces Fast
Bouts
A boxing card ought to pack 'em
111 any place along t.he cast will ho
dished up to Klamath tana at Scan
dinavian hall a oveek from tomor
row night, November 3. with Kid
Starke;.- of Klamath Falls squaring
away with Johnnie TramMtns of
Portland In the lo-round main
event.
Matchmaker Johnnie S. ivester an
nounced today that Trambltns should
arrive some time I. .morrow to com
plete his training. He is known as
hard Rocker and a willing mixer
c.n J ought to put up Juit t ie right
sort of a fight against Slnrkoy.
Siarkey was robbed of the deci
sion here In his last bout with
Mike lie Pinto, as he urns clearly
entitled to the call over the flashy
Portland Italian, but got only n
dri-j v. The young carpenter Is every
inch a fighter and wades in at
me:ry clip from gons to gong.
Ia the semi-wlndup. Chuck Sams,
the fast coming Klamath welter, will
So into action agalust Vrankic Dc-le
of Bend for six rounds ct torrid
mixing. Snms fought a draw here
a week ago with tin axon, ana ,van un liqutti shur,, tllat pr0,
,-howed a morld of improvement D,.rtv. Than filed suit ueulnsi Mr
HILL HEIRS TO
GO INTO GOURT
flVEfi PROPERTY
Six of the Nine Benefactors
to Contjast Division of
the Estate
LARGE SUM INVOLVED
Railroad Widow's Legacy
Will be Tied up in the
Courts, is Promise
ST. PAl'L, Oct. It. -() The St.
Paul Pioneer Press says today It'
has Information from "reliable
sources" that the legal controversy
over a part of the property of the
late Mrs. James J. Hill, widow of
the famous "Empire builder" will
be started again this week In court
here by six of the nine Hill heirs.
The six will try to wrest from
Louis W. Hill, eldest son of Mri.
Hill, more than J 1.000.000 In renl
estate and bonds which was deeded
to htm by hla mother before bar
death. The property includes the
Jantos J. Hill homestead, known as
North Oaks Farm, near St. Paul,
valued nt more thun i 250,000 and
1750.000 In bonds.
Those opposing Louis W. Hill
Sunny, pleasant rooms. Dependable nursing care. A good place to
convalesce In illness and after surgical operations. Rates are
reasonable. Ambulance for stretcher cases. Resident pharmacist.
Prescriptions and medicine may be obtained at all times day or
night.
All Physicians Cordially Welcome
Klamath Valley Hospital
PIXE AT FOURTH STREET
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
Cor. 4th and Pine
Telephone 497
over his former battles.
Stolx will go on with "Submar
ine" Dean In a six-round special
event. Dean will bo La real con
dition and promises to put up i
regular he-battle with the clever
Bend battler.
Starting the card will be Henry
Durke, ex-wrestler, who will tackle
the box-fighting profession against
some middleweight -who will be
selected by Sylvester tills week. If
Burke can fight like ho can w.-estle.
he ought to bnild himself up Into
a real card.
MOINMENT WILL OVERLOOK
SPOT WHERE EVANGELINE
KEPT TRYST
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CORD I
XEW ORLEANS The Long-fellow-Evangellne
memorial when
erected will be made up of three
figures cut into a monument that
will stand on the banks of the Bay-
ou Teche, near St. Martlnville. TIk
monument will arise in a GO acre
park, almost on the spot where the
forlorn Arcadian girl kept her unful
filled tryst with the banished Gab
riel. For years tourists have visited the
beautiful Evangeline country of Lou
isiana and have marvelled at the
beauty of the moss hung oaks be
neath which Evangeline awaited
her lover. In the center of the
park will be a wading pool surround
ed by figures symbolic of the poem,
Youth, Gladness, Love and Despair,
over which will stand the monument
consisting of a figure of Longfel
low and his two characters, Evange
line and Gabriel.
Funds for the project are being
funlshed by subciptions from school
chldron ot the South and Lon,T-fellow-Evangeline
associations ov-
eywhere.
RUX CRANBERRY TRAIX
DAILY IX WASHINGTON
Hill in New York City In June. 1324.
but the Pioneer Press snys the action
wil be shifted to St. Pnul this week.
Disposition of the 112,000.000
Hill estate has virtually been com
pleted in probate court here. Late
last week 1900.000 was divided
among the nine heirs At that time
the court assigned to each of the
Hills un equal share in the "legal
rights, demands and causes of ac
tion" In the estate.
Welcome Salt
This, the Pioneer Press says, was ,
agreed to by counsel for l.ouls Htll
to remove the -technicalities in the;
way of tho suit. .Mr. 11:11 was rep-1
resented by the newspaper n3 wel
coming the suit because it will clear
up definitely tho title to the farm
and bonds. '
One sister, ,Mary Hill, is allied
with Loltis In the fight, while six
of tho other heirs will contest his
claims. One of the Hills is said to
be inactive In this case.
Floyd Johnson
To Fight Wills
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S. A ring
side seat to Tlew the heavyweight
fight tonight between Harry Wills
and Floyd Johnson was reserved for
Jack Dempsey after word had been
received that he had postponed a
trip to Mexico City In order to look
Wills over.
The negro Is a favorite to win by
a knockout. He Is expected to out
weigh Johnson by fully 20 pounds.
Johnson has been knocked out by
Jess Wlllard and Jack Renault.
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LOTHES never make the man but Style, good taste, puts
a livelier spring in his step, a smarter swing in his shoulders,
a more confident look in his eye. It stamps him as progressive
and an approving world treats him well.
Clothcraft Style is always the newest style combined with tail
oring that doesn't cost a king's ransom.
And as for wear the guarantee is. in the pocket.
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TAILORED CLOTHES
$25 to $45
Style and Quality Without Extravagance
517 M.in
CONVICT'S WIFE
WANTS DIVORCE
The only balloon tire
that will not rumble
when driven on closed
cars at high speeds
ILWACO, Wash., Oct. 26. 1P)
A special cranberry train is run every
day from points In Pacific county,
Wash., to take the cranberries to
the markets. This service will con
tlnue until the cranberries arc moved
from the peninsula. Tho movement
have been very heavy on account of
the enormous crop. A total of 150
cars will be needed to carry the cran
berries produced In Oregon nnd
Washington this year.
The movement of cranberries has
been heavier at this time of the year
than in any previous year. Up to this
time fully one thlriv or tne crop of
the coast has moved out of the hands
of the growers.
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WOMAN'S BICYCLE RECORD
EXCEEDS SEVERAL MEN'S
VERSAILLES. Mile. Jeanne Ar
mouet In winning the women's bi
cycle read 'championship this year
set such a fast pace thnt only nine
finished. The hourly average of
some of the women was superior to
that made in several Toad race.j by
men during the summer.
Mile. Armouot peddled over more
than 20 miles of country roads In
one hour and six minutes. Tho pre
vious record was one hour and nine
minutes.
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Accept NUMBER l
TOKYO. The Jnpunese are not
superstitious regarding the number
13. II was announced that 13-son
tttmpi would be Issued t cover
the need created by the Increase
In the registration fee to 10-sen In
addition to the 3-seu for ordinary
postaje, '
Chinese Students
Injured in Riot
PEKING. Oct. 26. (P) Tho de
mand of 2.000 Chlneso students to
be admitted to the customs con
ference today resulted In a riot out
side the conference building, in
which more than 30 poltds and sev
eral students were injured.
"Jim" Stewart Is
Visiting in City
"Jim" Stewart, former representa
tive In the legislature, and now
connected with the state land board
at Salem. Is In Klamath county on
business connected with the hoard.
Mr. Stewart was one of tho big
boosters for the Itoosevelt high nnd
took a leading part In the campaign
for thnt project a few years ago.
Mrs. Dawson Fils Suit in Cir
cuit Against Husband
This Morning
in
Fur- Manufacturing.
Coat Remodeling
All work guaranteed
Mrs. Wm. Bcssler
430 Klamath Ave.
Between Fourth and Fifth
Next to Moose Hall
When Goorgo Ilaymond Dawson,
former Klamath moonshine vendor,
gets out of tho penitentiary six years
hence, or before that tlmo If be :n
pardoned, ho will in all probability
find himself without n wife and with
a court order to force him to pay
to his former wlfo the sum of $7G
a month for thn support of their
three minor children.
All bocause his wlfo, Mrs: Nettle
Fay Dawson, brought null for di
vorce this morning in circuit court
asking for custody of tho throe
minor children and lib a month to
be paid Just as Boon as Dawson Is
discharged from prison.
Mrs. Dawson, In her complaint, al
leges that she pleaded with her hus
band to refrain from dealing in
moonshine, but that ho would not
listen to her. Dawson and "Bud"
Hodges woro arrested last spring
near Medford In the act of Belling
whiskey. They wore sent, to the
penitentiary for Ihree years by Judge
A. M. Thomas. Later Dawson was
tried on the charge of perjury, con
victed and sentenced to another
throe-year term.
phero of tho theatre.
efforts will"
Its educational
)0 to present plays nt
nrtlstlc merit to the public, to hi
tcrest high school students In lb'
theatre, and to train nnd tench em
bryo actors and actresses.
Professional actors and actresses
will play the rharncterH while Blu
dents look on nt rehearsals and re
ceive their Instruction from tlioso
unmo professionals.
The theatre Is tho outcome nt
yenrs of effort, and for Henry Jow
ot! who has been the gulldlng hand
In mnny phases of the work, it In a
vision renllted.
MnnCM of the theatre will be
handled by a board of trusloes and
tho entire project wll he non-profit
making. Mr. Jewell hopes eventunllv
to buy original pluys and Bend out
roud companies to show other cities
what the Repertory Theatre Is do
lug In the bopu that nlmllar projects
may he launched olflowhnrn.
Tho theatre Itself cost I1S0.000
nnd embrnroa all that Is modern. It
will accommodate 499 people.
BOSTOX THKATIIK RECOGNIZED
AH SCHOOL TO THA1X ACTOBH
BOSTON. (IP) Tho opening of
the Repertory Thoatro of Boston
with Shorldan'a "Tho Rivals" gives
official recognition to n theatre us
an educational Institution, and thus
Is exempted from taxation.
Patteroned somewhat along tho
lines of many civic theatreB of Eu
rope, the worket'B on this stage
will strive not only for tho perfec
tion of their art hut also to give
earnest students of tho drama a
chance to ahnorr) he renl atmov
Dead or Alive?
In Which Class Are You?
Do you belong to the elnss that
Is dead on Its foot? Or do you awnke
every morning filled with the Joy
of living, reedy to cope with the
problems of the dny with n clear
mind nnd a healthy body?
You should bn In tho "Alive"
clnBslflratlon and vou enn be there
If you will but obey the simple de
mands of natural living.
in the sciuncn of Chiropractic,
many have found the key that has
Unlocked for them the doors to per
fect health.
No drugs - no nauseous medicines
-simply utilization of the latent
forces of nature the only mini cure
for any ailment,
Avail yourself of the prlvlloge of
a free consultation It mny moan
everything to you.
Dr. O. H. Mather
Chiropractor and Physiotherapist
Phone 404
715 Main St.
J'rcc Theater
Opposite Pine
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