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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1925)
Tape Four EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TMBdayi December 20, 1925 Willfe Keeler Proves Himself Cool Ring General; Fight With Farmer Ought To Be Furious Idaho Champion Every Bit As Good As Tacoma Logger, And Great Battle is in Pros pect Jim Fleming Thinks he Will Beat Hogan of considevntbn In their six round scmlwltidup. And Fleming Is right, at tint, When ihoau two middle weights first met. llog.in knocked Fleming out In the opening e.iutj. It WM n real knoekout nnd had Fleming "goofy" for nearly an hour, lint Fleming, as soon as he re,' ver ed his faeulties, begged for a re turn go with Hogan. As a rule a fighter Is at a disadvantage when he faces a man mho has previously administered tho K. O. punch, but Fleming, In their second bout, wud- j ed right In and had a shade the best There's been a lot of talk about the rteak eeneralshiD ?f " ,th0?.rt UoKmi W1,s filven and craftiness of Frank Farmer, for manv vears the ' ' king-pin of Pacific coast heavyweights. There is no - '-'"'" '" lowing, Fiem- OUGStion hilt UlAt Rnrrnpr W m. o W nf ficrhr W;M, . .alnks he Vmnld rule a tav- ... v . rue m ..;ei. bout Frlda, night, and e, la aui.h to support his claim. At any rate, these two boys will i rnish some real thrills, and It's i .-ori.ius question If this bout will go tho full six rounds, l.iuk W'euver and Kid Short, a pair of willing heavyi.veights, will nhani away at each other in a four round special event, whilo Carl Flcyd and Kid Sullivan will o four or loss In tho curtain raiser. According to .Matchmaker John nie Sylvester, tho seats arc going at a DrlsH rato in down town .-ienr his head as well as his hands. Bui there's a story on Willie Keeler that happened here a couple of weeks ago which shows him to be about as cool as an iced cucumber when he's stepping about the resined canvas dodging left hooks and right uppercuts. In his fight with McGreer, whom he stowed away in less than two rounds, Keeler wasn't paying much atten tion to his burly opponent until the very moment an open ing showed and he crashed through his right for the knockout punch. During the first round, Keeler kept looking out over the sea of faces in the hall, and when he went to his . - r . " , in iu uunn luivil ClgU fiimai nr tno nn. rt tho mnnil Ha trtlrl Wits li .1 , 1 1 .m- . c...... .. ...1.. .v. mv iiy i uu mt luium, lie iuiu mo luifaimcid iiie ow w, uua wiin rais mo only big exact number of empty seats in the house. i .""". on New Year's night, it Then in the second round as he- . ought to dra.,v a capacity houao. was weaving about tho room, he saw( attending the daily workouts of tae'i j sonio. "busted" but determined fan two heavies, and opinion appears to j , Tr-,.a, crawl throngb tho window and thus bo about CVcnly divided. Farmer Is, T he LIBERTY escape, payment. This, it is related, ; better known in Oregon than Keeler. bo enraged Keeler that he took his 1 and hence has a lot of backers whoj spite out on McGreer and a moment later tho Texan was sprawled face forward on the canvas. The Liberty offers an unusually inir.g ne cant lose, on the other good program tonight, with two hand, Keeler's calm assurance, cou-j widely different types of pictures pled with his victory ovar the Ta-! making a big double program. "The Any fighter who can milce thjseicoma logger last August, Indicate ; Chorus Lady" has a varied comblua- little tilings when he's in there ho is every bit as good. With uo'tion of situations that run all tho facing "a barrage of gloves is cer-' two big boys so evenly matched, this i W!iv tTosa race track thrills ta ought to be a battle that twill keepj chorus girls and their 'sugar dad the fans on their feet most of 'the I d,es' and Is most Interesting. "The time. . Kad to Latlgo" is a Western that Jim Fleming doesn't fancy tho way "One Round" Hogan has been boosted during the past two weeks, and he figures he's entitled to u bit Hart bxpects Early Hearing "The interstate commerce, commis sion has not yet fixed the dale for argument at JVnshlti -ton o( the OMM Involving the right in build the rail road Mtenilona nropoaod hy th,, j Northern lines ami the Southern Pu I cltlc," says C. A. Hart, attorney tor I the Oregon Truuk, who returned to ! Portland today following a brief bus iness visit in tho alt', j "When we submitted our briefs for the Oregon. Trunk we asked the commission for an early date (tod 1 understand that the Oregon COW' mission made a similar request. 1 be lieve the Interstate commerce com mission will recognise that Ida 11. oi ler is of great Importance 10 tin state, as well as to iho Klumutli coun try, and will do all It can to slve us an early hearing, and thereafter to reach n decision In the eases with out any unnecessary delay." talnly one cool hombre, and Farmer, when fie meets Keeler iti the 10 round main event next Friday night, will meet a fighter iwho Is just as cool and just as much of a ring general as himself. Crowds of ringworms have been is out of the ordinary and holds your interest from beginning to end. With a good comedy, this makes a fine evening's entertainment. MIDLAND Miss Ila Hooper left Sunday for San Francisco where sho intends to spend the winter with her sisters there. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Urgent and family spent Sunday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wvnat of Merrill. Miss Ester Atchison Is spending her vacation at the home of Navdne Gregory. Bernard and Opal Hooper and Archie B penes were visiting -ut the homo of S. L. Ilurnett Saturday evening. Albert and Frank Hail of Hound Lake spent Saturday ut the home of S. F. Iturnett 'on Miller's Island. Wiu. Ilurnett Is spending a few days with Albert Hall at Round Ulko." ' E. I.. Furber was in Klamath Falls on lluainess on Suturday. i Do You Want To Rent Your House? Trade Your Car? Buy Used Furniture? Sell Your Typewriter? Find Your Purse? Sell Your Farm? Ride to Portland? Buy a Used Gun? All Modern Conveniences ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE PACKARD cars have all modern conveniences. And they are the only cars that have. Some day, and some day soon, a car without easy chassis lubrication and means of keeping the motor oil pure will be as out of date as a house with out a bath or furnace. By the way, old fashioned houses arc not brinijinij much when offered for sale in these modern days. How about old fashioned cars a year or two from now? The new Packard owner lubricates his car in less time than it takes to sound the horn. Pospisil Motor Co. 8th and Klamnlh 1 PACKARD Both lmek&ni Stx nnd Packard Eijht art mvmtlmblm in nine bo!y typmt, four open mnd Ir encJommd. Use Herald Class Ads To do any or all of these things mentioned above the cheapest and most effective way is to put an ad in the Herald Classified Section. It car ries five times the number of individual ads of any other medium. It's The Herald that's read in Klamath County MODOC POINT Christmas eve, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lamm entertained the children of the Lamm Lumber Company with a t'hrlstmas party at tho school house. The school house was dec orated throughout with greens nnd in one corner of the room was ,1 huge Christmas tree elaborately dec orated hiildine trlfts for ririv Jthffa. I ron. After an Interesting program by, the school children, Santa Cram arrived and distributed the gifts to all. Miss Alice Owen In spending the holidays at her home In Uoseburg. The Lamm Lumber company has closed its Hawiulll for tho yonr. The plan to reopen about February first if logs and Weather permit. Miss Margaret llagun Is spend ing the Christmas holidays at her Ifome In Pendleton. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Bgellno and daughter Olene motored to Dorrls, California, to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Hob Egollno. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Knuuss and family had dinner at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Smith at Pelican City. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Kehoe and Mr. and MrH, Ohaa. Drlfcoll enjoyed a "no host" dinner on Christmas at the home of Mrs. Chas. Drlncoll. Mr. and -Mrs. M. IC. Knauss an nounce the engagement of thoir daughter, Neve, lo Mr. Annul Hoy Stump of Sunnyvale, California The young couple are to he married Jan uary first at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. I), Tllton of Pelican City. After the wedding they will leave for Sunnyvale, California, where they will mako their home. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Smytlu- enter tained a number of friends and relative! on Chrlgtmaa day. Thoso who enjoyed their lovely dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ci. A. Page, Howard McDonald, Chan. McKay and Vera SmyTbe, all of Port Klam ath. Miss Lois Smyttie has as her KUeal over tho holidays Alius Yulanda Kel soy of Portland. The wedding of Mian Opal O. Smytlio and 0, A. .Pago, both of Lead Irish Fort Kliinutih. which took place .1 their many friends. Tho young wook ago, came as a surprlno to couplo were married at the county I ent. They plan an extensive motor : trip 10 California In January an their honeymoon. Tho couple now ronlde at Fort Klamnlh. Mr. and Mrs. O. Smythe, Lola Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knnuaa, Nevu and Eda Knnusn, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A, Vogolpohl, Hud Chldoator and Mr. und Mrs. I). Munk all attend ed tho Chrlstman dnnro at Fort Klamath. Mr. and Mrs. 1). II. Crump nnd EJmmett Chldonter attended (he Elka dancq In Klamath Falls on Cbrlet mas night. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Lamm nnd daughter. Winifred Carol, loft for San Francisco on Hundny. Mrs. Lamm and duughtor wllltsail for Honolulu on December 3ulh wftli her mother and sinter, Mrn. (loorgo Watt. Mr. Lamm will return to Modoc Point on Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrn. 8, W. Egellno, Mr. ami Mrs. Chns. Drlncoll, Mr. nnd Mrn. D. II. Crump, Mr. nnd Mrn. A. J. Chldoator npont Sunday In town. ''jpwtfsheKiL ' : - RUSSIAN JtOOT DOOMED IN LONDON, modistes CLAIM Here nro Notro Damn's dual cap. tulns for the 192(1 fimthall eleven, Kit Kcne Edwards, QtMrtfcrbnolc, and Tom llearndon, halfback. Tho eloc-., (Ion resulted In u deadlock, so tha memliern of the team decided tho two should rotutn the honor, Hoth nro . redhends und nn.li la a Junior,',1 LONDON. Tlio Itunalnn boot for young women, which came in hore with a nmh along with tho fnll rain and mud, In doomed, modlaton claim, bocauno there In not a chnnco of the Idea over holng tnkon up by royalty and tho "beat ponplo" gon orally. The Maker! of fashion declare. In. cldontally, that tho host seldom net Ilia ntylos hut them after the nucond host have trodden Hie pathway of tho plonoora. Hut, It Is pointed out, It la nulto dlfforent with tho Mohcow boot, because to koop a fad going roy alty must give Its BRnotlon, and royally will nnvor do that bocauno no momhor of tho King's llouno bold ever wnlka In damp, muddy nlcots iwhlch Imvo made tho Una Hlan fottwouv popular for tho time being, at leant, pooplo follow
