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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1925)
Page Four EVENiNG HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday, December 9, 1986 REFUSES TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION AUSTIN, Tex., I i 0 i n Gov ernor Allrlnm A. Ferguion today is undo a tatemen.1 declaring that she will not cull a hiiccIhI session of the lcKlslaturo as requested by Speaker Loo Battorwhlte Had other member of tho honxn. Big Heavyweights Will Clash In Ten-Round Main Event Next Week; Good Card Is Promised Wood BLOCKS Our blockwood Is ample for the present. Wfl are taking part off the yards. DRY BLAB Our dry slab is not entirely dry. It is good tor the heater, but not for the cook slow. LIMB WOOD is tirst class dry limbs and troe tops. It is dany wood for heater, furnace or fireplace. COAL Sure, we have coal. Lump coal, best on the market. 8KB VICK Just a little behind with deliveries. Order early. Wood Coal & Fuel Oil PEYTON 8c CO. "WOOD TO BURN" 601 Main Phone 535 Willie Keeler and Jack McGreer Will Come Here With Real Reputations Good Supporting Bouts Are Lined Up By Sylvester "UR eye-examination ana our advice will give to your per fect ' information and freedom from worry we will fit you cor rectly, if you need glasses. Dr. H. J. Winters Kj-e-Slglit Specialist We Grind Our Own Glasses KLAMATH FALLS, ORKOOX "We will write a pre scription for the glass es you need and prop erly grind the lenses." A couple of big Ik .'S with good reputations will head-line the next boxing card which has been ad vanced to a woek from tomorrow tight, December 17th, aecivdlng ti announcement today by Johnnie 'Sylvester, matchmaker. Willie Keel er. who holds the heavyweight cham pionship of the Inter-mountain stales and Jack McGreer, a slashing glove thrower from Texas,' will be the two big attractions. They'll go 10 roauds or less. Karl Ritchie, vho was ; have been given a top position on the next card, sa.ts he won't fljjlit. That ntalees it unanimous as fat as Klum. ! ath fans are cuncci-nctl. The sport-; injj public hereauout.s has been more than kind to Ritchie. They have ! seen him put us some c.od fights, ; and they have seen hint fall by the i wayside like a rank lias-boon. Rut I each time he has put up a .poor bat-, tie, the fans, or a lot of them, have' t'oigiten him, and have paltl overi their cash to see liim in action again. Ritchie, so Sylvester says, ItatK -igncd a contract to fight on the next card Re had teen offered a bigger parse than bis opponent, who boastc-d a. better cast-wide reputa tion. In otber words, the local pro moters were willing to :-amper the bbr boy in an effort to make a drawing card out of him. And then, after the card had all been arrang ed for next Tuesday night, Ritchie, lying In bed and pnffing a cigarette, calmly notified Sylvester that he WO'.lI-III"! fight. So Sylvester had to spend a lotta i dc-ri-me to find a couple of big ' boys to take the headline job. aud ; then had to delay the bout a couple! of days in order to give t'ne boxers a chance to get here and acclimate : themselves to the high altitude. I Keeler wired ' that he is leaving i his home af Kellpg, Idaho, today and ought to get here Friday, with B short stop-ovor in Portland, 'where tho promoters want to sign hint up with Tiny Herman tor the latter part of the month. He'll be lore and ready foj training by S.uur.lay morning, giving him nearly a week tu gel used to this altitude. .Mctireer, who arrived recently from Tosiu, has been working out In Portland where the sporting writ ers are .giving him si good send-off. He'll leave Portland today and get here tomorrow, rarin' for action. It is more than poaatble that Wilbur Harrington will have recov ered from injuries by next Thurs day and nill be able to show bis famous book to the fans. Re will undergo a physical examination to day when the medico will give bis decision, if the flashy little Indian lightweight is given the official o. K. Sylvester .will get some good boy for him. Harrington Is proving him- s"lf a stron-; drawing Card in those parts and will soon be ready to step out in faster company. Sid Herbert says he's all ready for his re-entry Into the ring. His wind, is perfect and his timing of blows has come back to him, so ho wants nothing better than a chance Jo mingle for (oar rounds or more with Jack Crini. tio Modoc Indian boy with the famous smile. Thls'l! be a battlo tao boys ought to re member. Iast but not least, the fans will get a taste of pile driving blows when "One It'iund" Hogau and Jim Fleming square away, for 4 round-.. Hogan bong the K. o. on Fleming in the first round in their last go, and Fleming didn't know what it was all about for nearly an hour afterwards. Rut Jim says it was u fluke and wants another crack at .Malm's white hope. There'll be plenty of hefty slugging when these big boys get into action. Arranging a bj.xing card and keeping all the boys lined up, !s a lough Jab far any matclinntkor. au.l there ure always a few disappoint meOU. Hut Sylvesler forgot ex pense: when Ritchie teak the run out powder aud lined up a card he figured would give the cash custom ers a ran far their money. Although, neither of I ho main eventers is known locally, they have real repB UkttOM, and 'Willi the Strang sup porting card, Saamlla bull ought to see tomtom out In force a we from tomorrow night. Mack Lillard Defeats Clark Kt'iiKNK. Ore.. Doc, !). Willi four knockdowns to his credit, and ten pounds of weight ndvuntugc. Mack l.illard of Eugene won a clean cut decision over O. Hobby Clark of San Francisco In the ten round main event at the Winter Harden card hero last night, l.illard batter ed t'lnrk down In the first round for a count of six. but the bell saved tlo California man. In the third round t'lark again went down, and again in the fourth the Cattfornlan sought refuge on the mut. In the seventh Clark ran straight into one of 1.11 lard's blows and went down "for an other short count. The final rounds found t'lark rallying and carrying j the fight to I.IUurd. The ueml-wlndup of six rounds went to George Dixon. Ill, of Port- land, over Joe lllnckwell. H", of i Begone. The clever colored boy from Portland was entirely too much ftir the Bugbne youngster. Harold Reese, 135. of Portland. substituting tor Solly Hums, buttled to a draw With Harold Davis. 133. I of Bngenhi in the special event. A Tough Looking Egg SEW YORK Brigadier General Lincoln C. Andrews, enforcement of ficer, buys no more drinks at his clubs. "After prohibition and before I took over this work. ". he has told. "I did not realize what 1 was doing when at tho club, for instance. I would tell Pat, an attendant, to get me a bottle of Scotch. I did not then realize as 1 dil now that I was fat tening ih organized bootleg Indus try." Now the general Intends to en force prohibition or quit. Knights of Columbus Hold Merrill Meeting rl.me to f.rty uioinlioni of Iho KulgUl i of . Uolunihiin and their Itditi motored to lierrlU Imi ! lOf, whore the Knights held their regular meeting at the Bugene m. lianiiuoud home. Following the current uuilaoM social program an, I daQfa wns enjoyed. The local monihi'i'ii lotnrneil to the sl'ty ab ail mltllllght, BROILED STEAK Delicious B e y o n d Description i Boiled Over Char-coal Fire CLUB CAFE LONDON Brief is the glory of prize winners at tho famous Smiths field rattle show. All of thom, includ ing several owned by King George and llie Prince of Wale;, must bo killed because som-v of the entries have been found lnd'Oletf with' hoof and mouth disease. This Frowning, brown eyed young c,i;mt is norig ojJttf than Jack-MeGreer, who punched cattle and punched jaws down in Texas, with rnore than average miccoss. lie's also performetl around Los Angeles, Vernon and Hollywood, and knows his uppercuta when it comes to tho manly art of biffing. lie's going t tangle with W illie Keeler, hairy-chested socket of KeIlo.tr. Idaho, at S.candia liall a week from tomorrow night When one of these boys drops to the canvas they'll hear it down in llie lava beds. GLASSES Brighter Vision Clean vision enables a person to do much bet ter work than when thr eyes are laboring under a strain. flood vtnlon Is ggggrod every optirui patient that eomei to ui far e, bglp We have helped hund reds of your neighbors and friends and can help you. DR. 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