The Evening herald., July 21, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVEmr, HERALD. KLA MATH-FALLS. OUKC, ON
Thursday. .July 21. 127.
FIUNKIE BRITT KNOCKS OUT BEND
FEATHERWEIGHT IN THIRD ROUND
Frankie Britt of Tacoma did a business like job of blight
ing the hope of Allie Taylor of Bend last night when he
tent the rugged Taylor down and out in the third round of
their scheduled 10-round bout. The end came shortly after
the third ttarted when Britt rushed Taylor toward the ropes
and planted a terrific left hook to Taylor's midsection.
The Bend youth dropped in agony. . Gasping for breath
he rolled about the floor while Referee Bobbie Ross counted
him out. It was several minutes before Taylor could stand
on hit feet.
Taylor fought hard up to the
time Britt put over bis painful blow,
but the little Tacoma veteran car
ried too man)' gto,ves for the young
er lad.
Mike Daly of Pelican City and
Jack O'Malley of Spokane vent six
rounds to a draw. Daly fought n
tough up-blll fight to win an even
break with the more expertcuce.1
w - .
lor me coum 01 nine m uie opening; ;
round with a hard smack to the j ama T fl,pr,..JV wnon Pitt,bll ..gh
Jaw. but Daly weathered the storm divided a double hevler with Phlli
and came back fighting like a tbjer delpaia and the New XorX Wnnu
Johnny Bray, a fnst stepping kli.'beat ont t:;e Chl.aso Cubs
Is a good body puncher but his wild. T!u Cubs were glad to get a va.
heaves land loo low. In his battle from ;. o k. where they Ut
with Voting Chapman of Bend. Bray four e it of six games. The 3e-ie-i
bit low several times and was re- wllh the Giants plaved havoc vita
peatedly cautioned by Ross. In'tfc8 brilliant record llcCarihs
spite of the crowds disapproval. cb nad Dcen svlliBg all aionj. ,nc
Boss properly awarded the decision jnc
to Bray as he outboxed !ud outhitj clarence Mitchell baffled th.' lir
Chapman In nearly every one ofat.,s m ,ao opcner at PHladelpala
their six rounds. Chapman was a and stuffy Mclnnis" band came oa:
good, willing boy but he was slowed top 4.3, carmel Hill pitched ef
up after Bray, sent home somevot j Iccllre!v . (or the Pirates in the
those painful body punches. second game, turning In a 6-5 vic-
The crowd was disappointing and tor.
11 is sun a quesuon wneincr or noi
boxing can be revived In Klamath
Falls. . .
Beavers Manage to
Defeat Hollywood
A pair of rookie southpaws op -
poseu earn otner in tne iioiiywoou-1
Portlaud encounter and the Beaver
recruit, Larry French, pitched his
way to a 5-4 win over bis opponent.
Bud Tcachout. Batteries: Teach
out, V. . Murphy and Agnew:
French and Fischer.
Two home runs, one by Suhr and
one by Bodle, were all the tallies
San Francisco could collect oft Kal
lio, and Sacramento punched out
a 4-2 Victory. Batteries: Kail. a
and Koehler; Moudy, Geary, Tur
pln and Rego, McRea.
Los Angeles cut the Oaks' lead
over Seattle by one full gimc, ham-
merlng three Acorn hurlers for a j
12-8 victory. Batteries: Boehler,
Craghead. Dickerman and Read,
Boo); Piercy and Hannah.
Seattle made It two straight over
the Missions, winning 9-4. Batter
ies: Holling, Ludolph. Eckcrt and
Wales; Graham and Jenkins.
FINDS FEVTEH XKl'IUSTHKNICS
AMONG GKRMAX AUTISM
BERLIN. July 21. (A. P.) Homer
Salnt-Gaudcns, director of flno arts
at Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh,
finds that toio neurasthenic In Ger
mira art has practically disappeared.
Salnt-Caudeus Is touring Europe
to select pictures by prominent ar
tists t lie exhibited at Pittsburgh,
beginning October 14. In Berlin a
luncheon was given in his honor
by the cultural division of the for
eign office.
"Immediately after the war,"
Saint-Gaudens said, "Germanr." like
many other countries, p.odu.".'d a
number: pt neurasthenics in art,
whose productions were of a decid
edly freuklsh nature 1 find that
now, after stdble couJitions liavc
beeu established in l!-.c lepubllc,
the ncurasthent.s " rapidly dis
appearing. There is much earnest,
sincere endeavor by well-balanced
artists. ? , ,
"German present-day art differs
frm French or Spanish in that ap
parently greater emphasis is laid
upon the manner cf execution. In
Spain and France, matter . Is su
preme,' manner secondary."
"FIUEILEIX UKKOMXA"
TEMPOllA ICILY EXILED
BERLIN.' Jul.' -21
"Fraeulcln Berollna"
(A.P.)
has been
named to the suburbs.
"Berollna" Is a heroic female fig
ure adorning tho Alexander I'laiz
In lie heart of the city. It sym
bollics the City of Berlin, and has
for many years towered far above
the turmoil and confusion of this
buay square. . '
Excavation In the building :t a
now subway station made necessary
the temporary removal of the gl
ganti: statue. "Berollna" was
taken out Into an obscure suburb,
where she Is being "parked" until
he can r.sum. her old stand op
posite the office of the chief of
police.
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PIRATES LOSE
ONE THEN II
ror me uurj lime in as iu:itiy
tlavs the National 1-aJershln elm.
Cincinnati and Boston sDlit even
in their twin bill, Jakie May turn
ing In a 4-2 verdict for the Reds
In tna opener and Cenewkh best
ing Art Nehf In the second game,
which B;ston won 8-1..
Brooklyn won the opener of a
double header with St. Louis 2-1
Dut tie Cards put away the second
game j-i.
The . Washington SonaWrs made
l: four out of five against the White
Sox at Chicago, Tom Zachary get
ting credit for a 5-3 win.
FRENCH PRESS WANTS
CH.IXXKL SWIM RILES
PARIS, July 20. (A.P.) An org
anization to control channel swims Is
being advocated b.' the French prestf.
The agitation b.'gan when the
Czechoslovak swimmer, Vencelas
Spook, breezed Into J'aris the other
day and told the world he hai um
from France to England in 10 hours
and 45 minutes, breaking all rec
ords. Efforts to find anyone at
Dover or Boulogne wUo had seen or
heard of i'pocek's feat wcr.; unavail
ing, whereupon the French news
papers decide! a committee should
guard the channel's reputation.
In France the Parisian baker
Georges Michel is still considered
the record-bolder In channel swim
ming. '
MANY PERSQNS
TO WATCH BIG
FIGHT TONIGHT
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y;nth and the endurance that at- j
tend. It, he is assured a tremend
ous acclaim, far greater than any
he ever knew ai the c'lampion.
Dempse is 32 fears old.. Shar
key, whose real name Is Josef Paul
Cukosjhay, Is 25. , He Is of Lith
uanian ancestry. f '
Dempscy's return t7 the ring af
ter his miserable shifting against
Tunney at Phllaieklila last ear
Is the magnet that 'la to drasr the
third largest crowd In ring uis
topy, the Tunney-Dempsty and the
Dempsey-Carpentler bouts alone
eclipsing It. In both of those a
championship was Involved.
The firmer champion has com
pleted one of the mist strenuous
training campaigns a boxer has ever
undergone. Four months ago he
began work In the OJal Mils of
California, and after satisfying him
self that he bad regained the phy
sical power so noticeably absent
when he lost to Tunney, he cam
east to complete the process ct
preparations. The former cham
pion and his manager, Leo Flynn,
came to New York last night from
Saratoga wlt'j n air of conviction.
Kx-Cunmp HlowlitK I'p
81111, it Is the question of Dmp
ser'a condition that adds to the
uncertainty regarding the outcome.
The Dempsey of Toledo, most ob
servers are convinced, would dis
pose of the 8harkcy of today -without
much difficult but Dempsey
is much older, somewhat slower
and there Is grave doubt as to
whether he can hit as hard now.
While Dempsey'! triumph or Ills
downfall will provide the goul-
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There's
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All action! That's this superb phc to of a sUrrlnx piny In the Phlbrtel phls-Ilostoii n.iine at IIohIoii. It shows Dykes, the I'lillly rflt sucker
I right). slIdiiiK for home in a cloud of dast while Hartley. Ilonton gackatop Iom his balance and luni'ilea Inlo the dirt after tunning lilm. By
his' gesture, I'mplie Kuwlantl makes kniwn his deiisljti ot'T!
Courtney's
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Captain F. T. Ci-nrtncy. the Ilrltish nee who shortly Is to attempt n fliKht
from Ireland to the I'nlted Stae-i and return, has a f Jylns half Mrs.
Courtney. Here you see them mion their arrival ut Cnl."lul, Swllxerlund.
Their plane was the !00-horsepower Donler-Nap'.er Courtney will uto
on bis trans-Atluiitic attempt.
searing drama of the nigh!, Shar-JIn
key's performance will decide once
and for all th . mooted question of
01s class. The Bontoniun's back
ers are cock-sura of him. Tiioe
who lean toward flompsor dis
count Sharkey's vl.torle over-Mike
JlcTlgue. Harry Wills end Jim
Maloney. If Sharkey beat Dcmp
soy he will have establish i clear
ly his claim I pugllbtlc greatness.
NEW YOJIK, Jul v 21. (A.l A,
life of ease for a "m-del hu ihand" f
has ended. Yiucenzo Barb-.iro, ?,,
I
obtain a rli;'.:i promise from his
bride that she would earn enough
niotroy to support him anl her twoj
oilldren and also du lha home
work. A year passed. Mrs. ljnr
baro became Hi and ha 1 to quit
wsrk in a fa.-t.ry. Then, she said
fabrics-
Cleans ties, gloves,
bats, frocks, rugs,
tarbtts, drapery,
upholstery, etc.
In y, pints rd p'nti, .g Uor.i, ctc
st grocers, druRgiitt, hardware ana
dcrartment stores or any Standard
tHt hrrvice ikation. Can alio he or
dered in larger cans and barrels.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY ,
OF CALIFQRNIA
uKAEAiAmf f.x i: fc TZ- i y
No Place l ike Home
F!) - ing Half
court, he hit K-r and she had
hlin arrnied. "But," she explained
regarding the situation up till the
blow, "b.i was a in ;:l"l huianJ.. Hu
did not drink or smoke, lie never
slaved out Intu mil u 'was no
bother."
It's a poor Welch rarebit that
doeim'l make you resret having
form'-d Us acquaintance.
' a penniless jnan nas nowiserc ;
el-o to go he should go to work
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It tost s only u fc;w cents a dny.
Yon know the 'vital need of an assured
income In youf own case as no ine else does.
Why tfalt for someone else to PUSH you Into
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! NKW VDIiK. July HI. (AIM O il
iof such stuff as movies are made
has been fashioned the romance of
'"Hud" Ktlllnian, heir to millions.
;nud Lena lol.t Wilson, who will
he wed on July 9.
Into this real life romance have
'been woven all the "Cinderella"
thlnM with h cynics say "don t ;. ip-1
I ell. I W OliMUli: (nvmr. .in... ...
'dasigt-.lcr of the Uuebec forest conn-,
try, who once worked III the t'.i
:nadl:.n homo of the wealthy and
jsoc'.ully prominent Ktlllmaus of New
'York, now is to wtd I'.ie scion of
the (.milly.
The romance r-ally had Its be
Klr.nlnK half a doaen years alto jtter
' John Wilson, farmer and woods
man, died. Lena Wilson, one of
the eleven euj'.drcn, and then a lass
of thirteen, hitched up her 1I1. 4
team and "mushed" to the home of
Mrs. James A. St'llm.iu to look for
work. nlul Tound It.
I was Just a kid then, and so
was she." slid "llud" as he recalled
' their meeting. "But we be. amo
friends when I went up to mother's
plnce at drand Anse for the sum
mers Wo used to riMin the woods
together, and fish and bunt. I
; "Then, somehow, u year ago. It
, suddi nlv jellied that we he. ante j
Mie nio-..t Important persons In ra'h!
other's lies and we admitted It
!and that's how It happened."
When the young son of the rum-.
Ily announced his Intention of pass
ing by the debutante of New York'
to marry this girl of the' north I
country, his parenta. recently re
conciled after divorce proceedings,
offered no objection. In fact, both'
announced ciithunlaKlli? approval
and. It is said, shopped together
for tfco $2..0i) emerald and dia-
nnond ring .for the girl their T'Bud"
hnd chosen to'become his wife. In
this respect, Ihe romance departed
from tho accepted course of the
novlo drjma, bocnune there were
no complications.
Lnut December,' Mifs Wilson, de
scribed by her fiance as a "tu
ple, iinaf reeled little backwoods
girl." who did not smoke, drink or
danr (except square dances 1, came
to New York. She made her homo
with the Stlllmnns and promptly
decided Ihut she should study to
"keep up" with "Bud."- then com
pleting his senior year, with lion-
ors. in rruiieion.
"It was all her Idea," commented
HOUSTON
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I STILI.IHILSOI. LOVE ROMANCE
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, Young titlllmin. "As a miiHur of
j (,.(, irtT1, M.- Junt n she Is. Hhe
. a a unspoiled, so utterly s'neere.
unworldly - I want to keep Iter
that way, never wiint her to be
'sophisticated In Ihn sense Ihut
m,., abused word Is Used about
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ONK HACK SIt.K DKI-SSKS.
ftifthiT rcilui'ttl to
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further mluci'it to, only
Only two prices on all hats:
$3.95 and $5.00
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THOUSAND ISLAND
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First Prepare
MAZOLA MAYONNAISC
Vi tecipocm ftttt 3 tublepooiu inegar
1 rgg 7o thicintu dttirtj
Put the seasonings in n small dcrp bowl, beat
in tlie ccr. add die vinegar, stir until mixed and
cradually beat in the Maola, using a vliccl egg
heater. Start with one-halt' teaspoon oil when
the mayonnaise has begun to thicken, add it a
tablrspoonfiil at a time. When dune, beat in
I one tablcsjxwn boiling water.
Then follow this recipe: . . ,
THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING
1 V rnM Matvta Mayonnaise
U cuft hilt Mrnctf
?i Itasponn scraped mtwn
i taiUpoon minced puklt
Combine and use with
label. 1
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lilrls nowailuys. Hllll.Jf aht wants
tii atiidv iiiallieihiilli and history
ami n l or 'h'iu'. It's all rlitht
vi lib uie."
Mls V.'Moon did so dnnlrv. Mini
mom. Two. wonioti tutors c.illcl
lally. To I ho "iiiulh. history and
ml. mu" alio added Kniillsh, nuinlc
and drawing, and studied longer
hours lliau "Mud."
Ill I ho mniinlliiie, I ho country
slrl was transformed, as fur t
utilities were concerned, lulu a
:nidern, fnihlonuhly dressed miss.
. II111 rhe lot liono of her chartu for
"lliiil."
The widdltiK will be In I.aTtliilP,
Itjiobi'i', and the litni niunn (rip
I will like Uie ywitim muple nbrnud.
! Afterward. Ibey plan to Inks a llltln
utiarliiH'iit iieur I iluiulila 1 nlvnr.
slty'a meilUal school. While "llud"
Indies tit Ikmoiiis a physician.
"Linn" will took ami keep liuuso.
IHtl.ll'K THAU. AIIDrtTOlW
OF mU'FlO Xt' M'MMV
ItKUI.I.V, July SI, (AIM The
llfe.un d-it:uti.v of a traffic cop
In full uuiform wns sloleu ovuriilght
froi.; Its station at a Berlin sub
urb where It stood a A warning
slsnal for inolortsls.
Throusi i I lie lutrltisle value of
ibis noodin stulun rcpr jsuiitailve of
Berlin's finest Is but negligible and
It Is believed that only a hoax was
Intended. Ihe authorities are In
clined to rotisl.ler Ihe art as a coo
tsmpt of Prussia's gusriliuus of I iw
nnj order. They iiavo llier..(nr
gone t the trouble of taking 'in
Ihn trail of Ihe practical jokers w'lh
a UHinbor of tried ajllce dogs
lletinse Is awuet only
very small Individuals.
to the
$12.50 tuh
$4.95 'nd $7
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itufied olira
1 hard hotted fee. chattttcJ Una
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any plain green or vegetable
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