The Evening herald., December 26, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

Saturday, Doci'inher 20, 1(125
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pag Five
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They Carry Telegrams for the Capital
WILL BE FIND
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r- ill.-. .1 flnh Htlt, writer Ihnn n
nmich head, dliddvorad si Bl, 1
iiim, Variuiint, In forcing ni'lcnt'iin
to extend cHtlmuti'H of pri''htiiii:tii
llfit buikwurihi million of yearn, 11m
New York Tlimiii nyn In lay.
"HOWBll'l Ha mi Flub" II IbO name I
Ihnl linn Iwvn Kin II lo IM i ili-'ilv.-ii 1
of Itm i iv hi Ii rl n n nun which li I:.. I j
heretofore Inn 11 nuppniiod rut M"i
plod only by liiverliiliruun and Pll I
tif low order. AIiIioiiiIi there U no
In fiii iimi l. in on which lo !. I i '
MrioUOB ol ttiin "Hull plain" nn it
In culled, mlonlliitK any ll In bight J
Important lint-niiHM It prove! iliui cio.
ro rhordutn or prlmlnv" vvrlohruiuj
existed lii what li.ul Inn ii I'miilil
uroil A "buc-khuitolutiM ago" 00,000,
OuO (o 1 00.1100,01)0 ynoln ri;o lit the
dawn ol llli, In lln lowest fnrinn.
rrofiniior It. F. llowoll of thnlv
parliiicnt of j . i.Ioky tit PriftoaioB
university, tho ilUrtivefOT of thl
plain, nitlil Ihnl It i nrroiipoiidcd to
thn nrnl of tint prcannt SPtOlM of
flnh, ll wo ilnKcrlhod tin Im-Iiik part
of iho armour which probably do
tonditjd lh hi-ml nml furi't run k of
BOMB BlUlBftO unknown tlnh, ll In,
ii 'ill II tnny throw llijtil on 111" origin
of tho flnh nn I (fOUI.
Tho pUla In now Pi the PlncetOO I
museum of pnh'oninloKy. Prnfcnior
Howell nml Profs or Chart Bcbu
t obort of tbo doosrtAitBt of toolocy b
Ynlo foutiit It lant Hummer on the
final day of n field OjtpedlUos which
wan onti of n n,rlon cxindod over
yrarn hy I'rofi i nor llowi'll to fliul
t-horilntu In Cumbrian nlrnln.
Tho fon.il! wn fouml In nhnln that
contained trilohlti'it mid hrnchlpodn
which annlili'it nclcnllnin to inllmnto
the nun of tho ntrntn. and Indicntcd
Ihnl flnh might have had laeir or!
Kin in nnlt water Innlcnd of trotbj
M lind hnun hull, veil
: n fijb
Frank Farmer Will Get Here
Tomorrow To Train For His
Battle Tkh Willie Keeler
Public Workouts to be Held at Scandia Hall
Tomorrow Afternoon One Round Hcgcn
Gains Host of Friends Real Card
Is Lined Up
Foxy old Frank Farmer, Plight Sound logger, packed
! is "cork" boot3 and fighting tmnks in the carpctba"
i ii morning and boarded the rattlers at Tacoma and
heeded for Klamath Falls, where he will swap jabs
"nd with Willie Keeler of Kellogg, Idaho, at
?candia hall here next Friday night.
Although he originally planned to reach here Thurs
day, Farmer decided to take no chances. He remem-
the lo-round lacing Willie gave him a few months
6 in Idaho, and he also remembers that the Portland
Boxing commission wants him there in a couple of as the "Brenner Guard- which ha
among: i!': slogans: "The Italian or
today is Insuperable. Brenner pais
is not the goal, but tho starting
point." '
This extreme Fascist develop-
i ment comes less than a month after
I the Bigning of the Locarno pacts at
ho ijonaon ana a lew aays tutor me
Anti-German
Sentiment Is
Rousing Italy
ROME, Dec. 20, (fl) Antl-Gnr-nt
Is flaring up in Italy.
Denouncing Germany as "our in
stinctive racial enemy" the Fascist!
paper "Impero" has come out with
ii warning to Italians ngn.in.it tho
trado and other activities of Ger
many. Tho immediate occasion of the
paper's article It news that the Oor
! pi (perturbed over tho
; nf Germans In Tyrol, a
i . which Includes the famous
: an i pass through the moun
tains. The pass Is the shortest
route between central Germany and
Italy and marks the frontier be
tween Italy and Austria.
The Impero announces that the
forrn.i'.lon of an organization known
weeks or so to meet Nig Yeaeer in a return bout. So
he'll be here tomorrow in order to get in the best pos
sible condition for Mister Keeler. If Keeler rocks him
into the land of nod the chances are that the Portland
commission will call off the Yeager bout.
Advance dope indicates that Farm-' ,
i ii.i-nniKiuii navn u.unii kiii in.iKe more emclcnt nicimcnijcra ihnn hoys. ll.net
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llrowo, i.tli.l Kuii-M, lliiuu Stcvina and Virginia Voelcknor.
Tim Ulrtw !: uy
Additional Society
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i IIItlsTM.ls TREE I tiK
Kliiili:s WEONBHDAH EVE '
THK annual Chrlntman tree given
for tbo children wIiobo parenti
are montlinra of thn Odd Fellows or
Iti'bekiih lodge will be held on
Wudlienday evening, DcerHbor 13th
(n tho west room of tie Odd Feliew;i
Do You Need Money
to build that home
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can loan you half the value of building ami l
! ilv ini Month I) pHynerit
it ii n now. he?6p( ill'1 rtitrf nj
h i v'omi rliviini home muV hf
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IheurKnce Kcul r-stitti-
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Huilding and Loan
Phone 3Gfi
hall. 8antn ClkUl mill preside nl
tho Chrl.itmsn tree where gifts for
the youngmern will ho preuentcd.
At this particular lime all mem-,
hers who hnvo allowed their name,
1 1 bo placed on the elapsed member
ship list am cordially Invltod to
ho present in well m all members
who are In standing.
Pinch year this evonl h looked
forward to by Iho children and nt
the hour of seven o'clock it la ex
ported tho room will bo crowded
with the little onos. ,
First Pii'sbylrrliin CtrtWCjl
Sixth and Tlno stroeta.
10 a. ni. church school.
11 a. m. m rnlpg worship: "The
after-glaw of Chrlstnian."
0:30 p. m. t'hrislan Kndeavor.
7:a0 ii. in. Kvenlng wors'ilp:
"Trail Mnrkors."
WlXIjITK-McDOXAIdJ M PTIALS
HVB.VT OF strritD.w
One of the first nuptial events of
the pre-t'hrlnlmas seasna was the
marriage of Mr. Lelanil WUIIts to
Miss Joan McDonald on Saturday,
December nineteenth, at the hour of
nlx-thlrty. The Itev. A. L. Ulco read
the ceremony at the Presbyterian
manse. In the presence ef a few Ira
mediaVo relatives and friends of the
yptmg couplf; Misses Crnce l!oaglar,d
cr should win over ' the 10-rouad
rDute, but Keelc- isa't losing any
sleep over the fight. In their Idaho
bout Faimcr bad all the better of
It f-r the first 10 rounds and had
Keeler wondarlug whether cr not
he'd struck a man-.-dxcd cyclone, but
Aith so many glovos he won
decision. Kceler's ycuth and 20
pound weight ajvantage told
Farmer In the closing rounds.
ratificatin hy tho Italfan chamber of
deputies of a treaty of commerco
3 i with Germany. It follows also tho
(arrest in Palermo recently of Mrs.
and titaa Pajfc HohorUon attended
the bride white Mr. Stanley Hnjcek
attende the Hfooin.,
Gowned In a navy Eliiabsth
crepe satin model, fa.ihloncd with
long-wnleted bodice, made sleevticos
with Jull attrt upon which motiffs
were worked In a solid pattern with
a titrbau to match, the bride was es
pecially lovely. She carried a shower
bonnet of brides roses. "
Following tho wedding ceremony
a reception was held at tho horne- of
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Smith.
Mr. and Mr. WlllltB will return to
Klamath Calls this comlnft week ut
ter a honeymoon trip ipenf in Port
land and ('ottago Orove. At the latter
point they spfiit Christmas with Mr.
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Finally, we offer you a complete stock of the best building materals,
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JACK SLATER, Manager
Center and Klamath Phone 128
,is iroil mm: it t i. it.
mi l is v. i:i)m:sd.v
On Wednesday tiflernoon tho lad
Ion of the An Yon 'Like It club
met with Mrs. Jeff Urophy of Pine
H I -. The afternoon was snenl In Bl'SIXESS AXf fnOKESMOXAI.
a social manner nt tho conclusion pi- WOMBS TO IXSTAU, Oj-FICERS
which the bOatOH served a dainty jyllK I.VSTAI.I.ATIOX of new of
liimhcon. Ainobg those present were; fleers for tho Business and Pro
Meadamea V. A. lleonon, Troy Miller, feaatonal Women's club will be held
George Chnstnln, F. I,. Iloran. E. i on Monday- evening in Ihe club rooms
Ollloappe, It. Wine, U Coonts, Ilinrs , of tho library. A nmrical program
land the bostons. will follow the Instalhiiion with two
i vocal numbers by Mrs. A. J. Voye,
accompanied by -Mrs. E. S. Vefttcb on
tho piano and Mr. Harry, Dorel on tho
violin. Mr. John Whitney, well
known tenor, will Rive two vocal
! numbers.
A table display of (he articles re
I mninlng from the radio carnival ba-
znnr which are for sale by tho club
j will he placed in the club rooms on
j Monday evening.
700 Autos
sip
. ;
K. O. HCKi.VX
But toe 10-round game Is what . Ella Brigg3.' a New York architect as
Farmer likes. He can go at top a German spy.
speed in those 30-minute slugfests. The Impero says Italy never will
and with a week to get into candt- play second fiddle to Germany again,
tion here, he figures to give Keeler It demands that Germany shall ex
a battle that he'll remember for a'pate her criminal folly, that Ger
long time. j many never aspire to the possession
Most of the Klamath f ;as have ! of colonies, tbat Austria be prevent
ion Farmer fight. They kn;w him
to be one of the best heavyweights
on the Pacific coast, so tiey'U we'.
come his return to Klamath against
a boy who can stand toe to tee and
trade socks ovith him until some
body or something drops.
Farmer is scheduled to arrive
here at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon, and all fans. Incudlng women,
are invited to attend the public
workout.
if "Oe Kcund" Hogan scores his
expected knockout over Jim Flem
ing In their six-round semi-windup,
'.he people of Malin probably will
; cd from Joining Germany against
Italy and that Italy forveer hold the
Brenner pass, acquired a3 a result of
the war.
a 2D0-pound youngster of Merrill,
and Buck Weaver, an old-timer of
this city. Short is the son of County
Commissioner Short, so he will have
the backing of a lJt of tho boys
around the court bouse as well as
the farmer lads from the Merrill
section. His dad bought him a toy
representing a fighter for Christmas
and the k:d was so blamed peeved
that he's going to show his dad he'd
hold a big reception to celebrate the a regular he-fighter when he squares
victor of their favorite s:n. Ho-1 away against Weaver.
gan, wiose real name belongs -to j Kid Sullivan and Carl Floyd will
Malta's "Who's Who." is one of the i entertain the fans with the four-
fafjest kids ever developed in this I round preliminary.
neck of the pine woods, and already Tickets will be placed on sale late
he lo a prime favorite with Klamath 1
hosing fans. But . Fleming is not
without his host of supporters, and
those who were lucky enough to be
thero when t'aese boys battled four
terrific rounds a week ago will be
close to the ringside when tne re
feree brings them to the center of
the ring for their six rounds of fis
tic explosives.
There's also a lot of real Interest
In the bout between "Kid" Short,
this afternoon at the usual down
town cigar stores, and with local
boxers and bos with real coast
wide reputations lined up, it look3
like a sell-cut for the big holiday
card celebrating the opening day
of the new year.
Playing the piano Isn't hard to
learn. All you have to do is learn to
find tho right notos at the proper
time.
WEfJjtE KEELER
tho strapping Idaho heavyweight
weathered the storm and In tho
lust five frames showered F-armor
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