The Evening herald., January 13, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

EVENING HEHALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Wednesday, January K, l'J2G
Page Four
Farmer Wants Keeler To Stand
Up And Fight; Promises Crowd
Real Action Tuesday Evening
ATTEMPT TO FIX
CREATION DAI
Heavyweights Indicate They Are Both Out to
Score Knockout in Main Event Battle
Harrington-Crim go Arousing
High Interest
"If Willie Keeler expects to knock me out in order
to get on card? down in Los Angeles, go and tell him
he might as well buy his two return tickets for Kellogg,
Idaho, because that's as far as he'll get to a Los Angeles
bout."
Thus spoke ancient Frank Farmer today, after read
ing what Keeler had to say about knocking Farmer for
a row of ornamental light posts and thus insure himself
a couple of fights down in the land of movie stars.
Continuing, Fanner said he was tickled to death to
hear Keeler say he was going to stand up and fight in
stead of holding back and countering all through the
fight.
"If he'll just make trod that
promise to stand up with me too
to top, I'll guarantee the fans of
this section one of the best battles
they ever saw" declared Parmer.
Til swap punch for punch nyith
Keeler as long us he wants.' and 1
don't mean maybe. And I'll come
erase to guaranteeing there'll be a
knockout, too, and I don't oape t
to let Keeler" slip over the old
punch of men."
All of which indicates that tin's
two heavies arc as friendly as a
pair of starving coyotes, and that
this friendship will produce a flock
been promised a bout . with Ki:l
Btarkey if he beats Harrington Is
making the smiling Mod.c Indian
get into better condition than ever
before.
Jim O'Djwd can't see this talk
about Joe Walters figured to knock
him out, and he promises local fans
a surprise when the willing and
hard hitting Joe crosses leather
with him in their four round spec
ial event. This will be a b-ut feat
ured by hard slugging with the
toughest boy getting the call,
jfj A four round bout will open the
card of 24 rounds of boxing. Fans
of hefty socks In the Jaw when thev a 'nyited to the public workouts,
face each other In the 10-round j wit: Keeler an1 Partners doing
main event next Tuesday night. thelr s:uff ' afternoon
!,.,. eht t-ir-o hofnro ..viihlund Farmer working out at 0:30
each battler holding a decision over
the other. They ought to-settle th?
argument for all time Tuesday
evening.
There's going to be quite a bit of
money change hands on the Crlm
Harrington six round semi-final, ac
cording to the advance dope. By
reason of his victory over Crim a
couple of months ago, Harrington
has some strong backing, but Crim's
showing during the past two weeks
each evening.
KKRItKTS GNAW BABE
MERLIN. Jan. 13. (P) Two
hungry ferrets last night gnawed
their way through a cage and prob
ably fatally injured two year old
Katie Biiterhng as she lay in ber 1
crib. They had chewed off two if
the baby's fingers and bitten her
I arms and face before her screamy
has opened the eyes of many of the. awakened her foster parents. When
fans and some of those who wager-. the parents reached the side of titl
ed a few pennies on Harrington in j crib the child was unconscious from
(heir last battle are just as eager j loss of blood. The physicians who
to trail along with Crim Tuesday j were called said the babe probably
night. The ' fact that Crim has would die.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.- tPl- Science
is going back further than ever t
fix the dawn (if life and is reach
ing out farther in locating Influ
ences affecting this planet. Hack
as far as 1,000,000,000 years ag.i
this world was part of a spiral nebu
la, says Professor Forest Ray Moul
ton. heud of the astronomy depart'
ment of the University of Chicago.
And 2iHI.000.000 years ago. 10,
OOO.OQO years earlier than previous
evidence showed, there were micro
scopic forms of plant life, scientifi
cally known as algae in .Minnesota.
Profecaor John w. Qruner of the
geology department of the University
of Minnesota has discovered.
Comparatively recent, as years of
multiple cipher endings go. the earl
iest land vertebrate, an amphibia.!!
ancestor of the frog or salamander,
stalked across the mud of what is
now the grand canyon.
The Algae began to flourish as
tho earth in cooling got below the
boiling point. Its form is much like
seaweed and it thrives at a teiu
peiature of 93 degrees contigrud
Dr. Gruner says.
Solar explosions millions of miles
away have noticeable effects these
on the surface of the sun probably
having a distinct effect on radio
reception. Professor Moulton believ
es. liadio fans, who have blnmed the
passing trolley car for static that
interferred with their reception, may
now transfer responsibility to old
Sol.
When explosions occur on the sin.
Professor .Moulton continued, it
means that vast balls of fire and
stupendous rockets are shot out in
to space for distances ranging from
60.000 to 175.000 miles.
He depreciates the suggestions
that solar explosions would have
any serious effect on the earth's
climate.
The end of the world, in the sense
of the Universe running down, he
cannot conceive. Contrary to the
theory that matter disintegrates and
is wasted, he considers that there
may be three times cycles in tho
changing of matter its formation,
its disintegration and its synthesis.
Officers Seek
Night Riders
TAMPA Pill., .Inn. lit. (ff) Kol
Lowing appeal for protection to tin
Tampa city comnMikton jroaterday by
deteKaUpni titom tiuw i4kro orctinti
attorn city nnd county offlceri today
continual) a uearoh for u roportod
Imiul of nit ht vWltM'H. whtth tho nth
gttwi ivpon had wjivnoti several of
thrtr nujnbor to unit tho cUy
City official ('linrgo thut the night"
rldera bave been acting uodec Uta
instigation of real ontuto operators
who would force tho negroes to noil
their homos, to nrnko way for bub
divisions,
It. 0; Miuly, an atvtl noro, told ,
that ho was vtaltod by (ho band. I
whUh. aftor lutrnlm. a cTOlp lu fon-
his homo, wuinod hltu to I raw tho
Oily within IS hours. Tln-y then loft
his placet Dody said, and sot Tiro to
a Aeltbbor'i honte.
Tolioo woro dotal lod to prolot I
tho negro with ortlont to shoot to
Kill auyoilo uttotnptiur. to molest hliu
or his property. Ueltet that real
tate aporatora woro behind tho utght
rldors, InveatlCatori said, was husod
on tho fuel i hat several at tempts
rocontlv have been imido to develop
a hii full visum whieh has met with
ful Inn bora 1 1 ho of ti r oeen pants
of the properly,
FARMER OFFERS
iiZ.O M CORN
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan. III.
.i. i-i. i-vrris. prominent Buehgn
an i utility farmer, luut raised the
ante on the recent otfer by the In
ternatlounl nun-ester Company or
America to pay $1,00 a bushel lor
corn In exchange (or their farm mi -pleiuents.
To put a "kick" In corn values,
the farm off. rs tl.no a bushel for
corn payable In Missouri mules. In
lottor to til.. Ml. Joseph OlMttti
renin Midi
I "i oo Hi" InUfnatlodkl HarveitM
' Company ottera 11.00 a buehol for
nun payable In implements. I wain
lo go litem one beller 1.11(1 offer
11,00 payable m 'JmM' and 'J"n-
Hi,',,' T.ii Mr, International 1,1 ottj
I again and II 1,11,1 1,11
make it M0 maybe the batd
war,' Ulan, lumberman, furuitu n
man, drygooda nun and other bui
ae . Internet! will come in whim
the water U due."
I'lllfAtiU Knit brows and
elettehed fUUl enable one to think
harder. Myi A. 11 Dllll, of (ho UJ
verelly ( iii'tiK Psychology da-
' panmeut.
THE SUREST WAY TO WIN SUCCESS IS TO DESERVE IT
One real good argument for prohi
bition is the man who gets drunk.
January Selling at
Sugarman's
Florsheim Shoes
Regular $10 -$11 -$12 grades,
.85
$0
O
Regular $13 - $13.50 grades $9.85
300 Pairs
! Work Shoes
Including Dr. Reed's, Racine, Smith's, etc.
15 off
Steadfast, unfailing quality
lias earned for ChestexHeld the
confidence of mm everywhere
Lir.niTT ni Mvm Tobacco Co.
HICOUNTS AMERICAN WOMIv.VS
MBTHOD IN HOUSE TO GERMAN'S
( I.OKK VKt 'K AT CHI l!( II
ANNUAL HARD-TIME
Dance
Malin, Sat. Night, Jan. 16th
u Hank's -Piece Orchestra
; VIENNA. In oeteral JewlHh syn
i agogties notices have appeared stat
I ing that women will ho admitted
I only If they wear dresses cl ised
I at tho neck.
I Stockholm. if the popularity
of tho films, flivvers nnd Jail is
not enough evidence of the growth
of American Influence here, just
consider that a Hotary eltU) has hCn
formed.
BERLIN. (pi The prevailing'
method of American women In con
ducting their households has been
recommended to German women by
Krau (iara Mende, one of Germany's
foremost women parliamentarians
and closely identified with tho Na
tional Association of (lerman Hons, -keepers.
"Economy of time anil strength"
Is the keynote of American house
keeping, Kr;ui Mende found on a vis-
it to the United .States, and sh,
would have her fierman sisters mod
ify and adapt their methods to the
exigencies of life In modern Ger
many. "The Oorman woman Is the most
conservative housekeeper In Hi"
world," Bhe said, "but she is still
conducting her household along pre
cisely the snme lines as did her
motttor nnd grandmother, she is
unmindful of tho fact that changed
conditions demand changed meth
ods." QUEBEC. liaising the provincial
system of selling lhiuor, Premier
Taschereau In legislative debate Inn
referred. tof "the bankruptcy of the
Volstead act.
GIVES MANUSCRIPT
OARDONB RiviERA Oabrlele
D'Annunilo h.is given the original
manuscript of his bnok "Alclone"
to the Amhroslun Library In testi
mony of his appreciation of its Im
portant work ns a fount of Italian
culture,
cAt the PINE TREE
Hint they are shooting real htillots
In their battlo to Moure possession of
a huge sum of money which accident
ally falls Into his pocket. When they
rush from the hotel In loorOh of Hie
money, pe merely closes tho door
behind them; when they rush bach
into the Inn In pursuit of tho man
who has seized the prize, he locks
tho door and locks them nil in the
hotel with him again!
Tho climax of this Invortnd course
of procedure occurs when ono of tho
crooks apparently kills thn girl ac
complice. Mac Lean rushes In, solina
tho gun and la promptly nrrostod
for murder nnd accused by the entire
liiitid of crooks!
He does Hie ' wrong thin;; nt the
right tlbfe everytlmel
in "Seven Keys to Baldpate." the
famous Qedrge .M. Cohnn comedy In
which lioiiglmi MucLean slurs today
at tho Pine Tree theater, Hie corned
Ian plays the role of a young novel
ist who seeks Hie solilllile of Hli'dpate
Inn fo write a novel In twenty-four
hours. A band of rrooks seek (be Inn
at Hie same time, Gtin-pltty, near
murder and goneral pandemonium
ensue.
And through it nil Doug. MacLean,
In the character of the Writer, per
sistently does the opposite ol the
right tiling at every opportunity,
Once established In I be Inn, lie
mistakes the real crooks for puld
accomplices of his rival lor Hie 'innil
of the girl.' Ho refuses to boHave j
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