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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OHEGON
Fi-itlny. I-Vl.ni:ir.y 24, liU'S
r.lHir
SPORTS
Ooksan
Slides
' Waa IH'inwy Grvat?
You probably have heard it
-aula at least a doipn. time Bince
Jock 'Dempaey fell a vlrtlm to
tyt trouble and announced that
, t3
1!
' lii would have to retire from the i
ring, temporarily .' at leant, that
' lie never waa a itreat fighter.
,Ther a,re reaaoni to believe, 1
.....however, that Dempaey will f ight i
a . again, although bis present inten-j
.. i tlona are not such and one can't ,
help but believe that Mrs. Demp- j
-' ''ey baa mm ta'say much about;
' '- '. ,: ; . j
- iOii there alao is -a rumor cur
rent that If he does return to the
t ring his comeback will be against
; set-up.
. It's a pretty aafe bet, however, i
that If Jack does enter the ring
again, be will go up against the
. . Sum man vhn will mMl him Anit '
if he never again dons the gloves,
you max be pjactically certain
that bia physical condition ha
.- kept him from it.
,. . . .
Dempsey'f critics say that he
.didn't - live in an ace - of great
fighters, and for that reason pain
ed victories mostly over si: ups.
ifi"
' 1 Look at Hit Record
' Thesa critics point out that
Wlllard was Just a great big man,
trained badly and handled badly,
" 'when he fought Dempsey. But
they fall to remember that Dcmp-
aey won and how!
They also point to Tunney's
... record in comparison to Demp
( aey's, and that seems aometh'ng
' which any rational person should
be able, to look over and conclude
that Uie old man inaujer really
wa a great "shier
Tunney s record will show that
-he waa in a fight with Bartley
iladdcn that -cauted some com-l
ment, and also i, that he was
, thrown 'out of a ring la Phila-
delnhia once. ,
Of course. Gen has twice beat-
en Jack, but whether he could
have done a a. few years fcfto,
granting.' that he, then 'bad been
at bis best also, is something very
fnr-critics can believe. ' '
1 '! '
-Jack Dempsey was a tilugger.
He could and did end most, of
his fights quickly, and no mat-
ter how you regard him. you can
only reach one conclusion and
that Is that Be was ' a great
fighter. '
r Time Will Tell
Gene Tnnney not only thinks,
tut. . says that Dejnpsey as a
drawing card was vastly over
rated. He also has a hunch in
hi retiring ways that the Demp
sey he fought twice and beat Is
the same eld manklller of old.
Tunney is said to th"nk that necessary. In fromt of him. bo-
Rlckard and his 600 millionaires 'ond hls head "d at right angles
are real damp when they figure manner in which he Is ly-
lt is Dempsey that is drawing re the wings. Back of him
lrf'tbe million-dollar gates. n(1 within reach of his feet is
,, ..Perhaps Gene opines that contrivance which he will push
Dempsey has fooled the public. back wltl fee- This will
but when Gene fights again it lTe tne muscular motor power
will give ample opportunity to necessary to make the' wings flap
'.determine which man was the ani1 achieve Hying,
idmwing card. "The start win be made off a
Of course Tunney's next fight small Incline. Once in the air
wilt draw well, as championship and well np, it will not be neces
fighta in the heavyweight divi- aary continually to flap the wings
aion always do, but no one will any more than a bird does,
deny but that wltj-Dempsey as -The wings will be made of
hi opponent the crowd would duralumlnum and will be cov
b much- larger. ered with a feather-Ilka construc-
, Hon of the same material. The
Proof will come then as to span of the wings will be 2
wbion of the two fighters is the feet. They will bo two and a
better drawing card, and taking half feet wide,, but tapering 'to
no great rick, this column thinks tho point.
that It will be shown that Demp- -The length of the machine
aey, and not Tilnney, made, the will be 12 feet, Tho part on
'ml)l!on-dollar gates. ' which the body lies will be built
of steel tubing. The cost of the
Jake was negotiating a loan whole machine complete, with
from his brother Moe, who was mas production, would not ex-
willing to make the advance, but coed that of a motor biko. I estl-
demanded sine percent Interest, mate It will be possible to go at
"Well," said Jake, "I ain't leaFt 3000 feet In the air. pos-
klcklng, you understand. but slbly more. The average ea?)
wfaat'll our poor dead father say t peed would be 25 miles an
when he lebks down and sees hour: more with a favorable
his son gougln' 9 per cent from wind,
his own flesh and blood?" Ucady to Try It
"Don't worry about that, Jake "Just as soon as I get either
Prom where he Is It'll look like American or European capital In-
I. per cent." terested. I will build the flrat
Freckles and His
, " CO.VES A TAXI J crroPPlMS ( 13 vJAT VoO J S 75-,3 KE-CE IM A 6T SO EcntD, ) TO OUR. ) VMS ARE'"'WR-r ) ,
i : r-- aim rA rA yi!'y ?-w-.r' 1 . 1 V i . v M SH'm v c.rki
SEES HUMAN FLIGHT
WITH FLAPPING WINGS
' A h- . vv
if r v
, ny miltox Bito"i:n .
KA Service Correspondent
i ..-(.
, LONDON. Feb. 84.M-j-g anr
cleut dream of fltchi MUc that
iof ,he )ir(!3 hnlI br-a i.vlTed by
I captain Victor nvsky. 43-ye.r-
"
,l Russian r- ..mist.
After t: .ulyine the albatross
for years. Captain Dibovsky has
advanced what he believes the
true solution of human flight by
means of flapping wings,
"Birds, and the albatross in
particular, hare special muscles
for holding the wings and for
flapping them," Dibovsky told ,
me. "The trouble with all at-'
tempts heretofore to fit man with
wings baa been that tha reals-,
tance of the air caused the wings :
to drop, and It took too much
muscular power' to make them '
rlse and fall. ii ?.jiiM. j j
KubDcr-rope ".Musi-los
'In my machine, rubber ropes
take the place of the wing mas-
cles of the bird. With other de-
vices, these, I estimate, will make
It possible to raise the weight of
a man with but slight exertion.
"la my machine the man lies
flat on his stomach on a hori
zontal platform. His hands will
control whatever steering gear is
Friends
Captain Virtur UibovHky aul
nn art! it's roiuvption of num
xuoniiiiK througlt tUo ky on
HapplniC wings Kurh nn Dibov
sky luw ileslKuril.
machine and test it in actual
flight myself."
Captain Dibovsky is no mere
theor.'st. He Is a graduate of
llusslau naval, artillery aad avla
.ti::u schools. lie is am accom
plished pilot. In 118 he serv
ed the U. 8. government as a
. macnine gun expert at American
munitions factories. England
; paid him $30.01)0 during the
j World War for inventing the
first synchronizing gear for fir
; ing -niachlue guns through nir
. plane propellers.
SMITH, RITCHIE '
LEADING, CLAIM
JH.HSHV CITY, N. J Feb.
UP) President Nicholas But-
'er, pf Columbia Vnlversitv be-
I'eves either Governor Smith of
-New :rk or C.oyeraor Ritchie ,
of Maryland will be the demo- I
cratlc choice for president and
tnat the eastern states will bo
fhei-iiyott ones ( In the .coipingTv
election. iriving his views to
'ho Hudson county republican
i committee last night, he made
'no prediction as to the probable
republican nominee.
'
:
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you out of the little old
roads er and you de
cide to buy edan '
you can tell your old
car by inserting; a want
ad in this paper, and'
readily find tbe new on
by consulting th6 same
medium. - -
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Tomorrow
At The Pine Tree
I C
All Hint has been claimed for
it and more, was tho verdict of
Hie audience who witnessed the
first showing of ""tit Heaven" j
at the I'lno Tree yVstenluy.
! It Is inarviiluus picture Willi ,
'a story that grips, the lienrl nud '
ItUe imagiunliou.. with its fumi
iiatlng revolution of charautor as
; portrayed by aiitivwrtlsts as MUs ;
t:lud Hrorkwcll, Den Hard, 1. j"
, Duller. George Stone and Al
ibert Uran as well as many othen ;
: in part not so importaut. II iu
shining above the ivttt llko twin!
; stars of beauty, are the portray- !
a Is of Janet llaynor and I'harlo ,
i Farroll. You must go to seo tulr
I picture at -least once. And tin
i chances are you will go to o I
I again. Now showing at Hie I'lm
iTreo Theatre.
At The Liberty j
.
Admirers of that 13-ycar-oli ,
earorn atar. Duis Darlou, who
lias been puttiug new punch Inti
pictures of the great open spares,
will have their last opportunit- i
this evening to see him In "Tin
Slingshot Kid" which closes II;
run at the Liberty theatre with
tonight's performance.
"The Slingshot Kid" in tho sec
ond of a aeries of westerns bvlnr i
made at FRO from a novel angli :
that of havlug a youngster th ,
Btellar attraction. Duis is the '
youngest western star In the j
tamo today. .
"Dad.''- tho boy asked
"whal
la a fiancee?"
"A young woman who Is en
gaged to be married." j
'Then what la a Iosco' dad-' j
"Oh. that's the fellow who it
going to marry her." I
"One more payment and thi
baby will be ours-" exclaimed the
young husband as he mailed a
dieck to the doctor.
a At -
trampled
Ars-i-u 'r,
jc "?.' i 1 iV2kr-
not your loved ones if you have the Oregon life
4-Square shield of protection
These four disasters old age, accident. '
disease and death will make tomorrow
dark for so many! ' .
Bi-.t not for you and your family if you are
frotccted by the Oregon Life 4-Squar
nsuranc Policy.
It protects you in four ways:
1A 4-Square policy pay you $10,009 '
cash at the age of 60.
2 It pays you tlOO a month during
permanrntdisabillty until maturity,
then $lt,04 In'csli to you.
Oregonl
T. E. SCHUPPEL, District Manager
103 White Pine ApLs.,
Klamath Falls, Oregon
He Arrives
The I
owan
rhi picTur-1 of Clauile It. Porler
f Iowa, new ttitcrtuale cnuni.Tce
ommUslon-r. as taken wh-n
dr. Poller dr.-pped In al tho
A'hllv House the other day to
e rresld.'iit t-oIlUKO before lak
ng up hU new duties.
:ash soothes
angry chinese
AMOY. Chilis. Feb. .4. ifl'l
'he Kdmore incident growing
lit of (he shooting of a t'lilu
10 boatman by an American
teamshlp office which threat
ned to Iioyc: 1 1 American goods
l this port, wan settled tmiuy.
The Chineso accepted J 5.500,
'exican. as Indemnity from the
United Slates shipping board. Ail
claims against the shipping board
relghter Kdmore were dropped
ind the ship sailed for Hong
kong. r:,:,:tA..
'.f.yVA ifi v'
Si"
v r.--. r-Yi-r
by fatel
3 It pay your dependent or your
estato $10,004 If your death occur
before age sixty.
i
4 It pays your dependent or your
estate 120.000 double It face valuo
In case death is accidental.
Mall the coupon. We will gladly send
you full detail regarding the 4-Square
Policy and what it will give you.
Hi nt .
Stage Information
Ashland Med ford
Klamath Falls
I Knit llniiml l.v. Me. I to id S:2u
'a in., U oo m , :l:40 p. in., S::'0
i p. in.: l.v. AkIiIhiiiI :tio a. ni.,
ilJ.atl p .in., 4:10 p. in., K :.,'. p.
in. : Ar. Kluliinlli
ll Full 11:35
ii.. C Jr. p. m.,
l.i. iu., ;l;K . in
11:40 p. in.
I Went 11. mill l.v. Kluliinlli Fulls
7::io a. in., Io imi it. m., ::io p.
I in., r:00 p. in.; Lv. Ashland
! 1 : 1 5 a. in., 13:45 p. in.. 4 15
p. in., 7:45 p. in.: Ar. Medfoid
I 1:45 a. in.. 1:15 p. III., 4:45
; p. In.. N : 1 5 p. in.
I kl.WlU II KALI. IIH IKfl lN,
IIKMI AMI WAV ltIMH
Ni nil Humid l.v.' Klnumth Fulls
i S;(io n. in., J.:.!D p. ui.. 3:30
p. in., 7:00 p. in.: l.v. Alumna
' N:lu p. in., l:il p. in.. 4 iio p
in.. 7::i0 p. ni.: Lv. Modoc l'olnt
.H:4S p. m.. 1:15 p. In.,' 4:15 p.
ni., 7:5 p. in.; Lv. Wllllnmson
lilver 9:uo a. in., 1::I5 p. m..
4:35 p. m.. (1:05 p. in : Ar.
t liililiiin !l:15 a. m.. 1:50 p. in.,
4:50 p. in.. N:30 p. ill. l.v. t'hll-,-qnhi
tl:!0 n. iu.: Lv. Klamath
Agency :3t a. 111.: Lv. Kl. Klnm
a l n H:..o n. in : Lv. Sand Creek
1 10:20 a. in.: l.i. Heaver Murih
i 10:50 a. in.: Lv. CheniuiiH 11:00
a. in.: Lv. Crescent 11:40 a. in.;
Lv. I.a I'lne 12:10 p. m.:
licnd 11:50 p. ni.
Lv.
Kyuth llounil Lv. Ilend S:00 a.
ni.: Lv. La I'lnn ,s:'i0 a. m.; Lv.
Crescent 9:10 a. in.; Lv. t'he
miuilt 10:00 a. m.; Lv. Heav
er Marsh 10:10 a. ui.: Lv. Sand
Creek 10:40 a. in.: Lv. Ft. Klam
ath 11:10 a. m.; Lv. Klumatli
Agency 11:30 a. m.; Ar. Clillo
iiuln l.Mlll: Lv. Chlloiiuln K:30
a. m., 11:30 p. in., 3:30 p. m..
6:30 p. m.: Lv. Williamson I'.lver
S:45 a. m.. 11:45 p. ui.. 3:45
p. in., 11:45 p. in.; Lv. Modoc
IMut 9:00 a. in. 1:00 p. ui..
4.00 p. m, 7:00 p. in.; l.v.
AlKonm 9:15 n. iu.. 1:15 p. nl..
4:13 n. ni.. 7:15 n. ui.: Ar.
l.'l..iiiNlh l.v'.1la l.-.lk n ... 1 1 R t
p. lb. 4:15 p. in., 7:45 p. in.
Kl.AVATil KALI.M, WLKI nml
WAV I'tHN'TS
N..utb ll-uml Lv. Klaiuiiib
Orccm Life Insnnrc Cl ,
i i ,tvinih fitrrci,
l-ortlantf, Urcj-ca
CefliUmen:
Mr it mill mt without oblitlot. fnioklct (Mnf
lirtkultis ol jrew 4 Squad Pulley.
Occupation. ,
By Blosser
FiiIIk 7:30 a. m.; Ar Hun Is
s : 4 5 a. in.: Ar. Mm dm! H:1!.'.
a. ill.; Ar. Ml. Helium It In a.
in.; Ar. T.nnaiit 10:15 a. m.: Ar.
Ilruy lo:3i a. lit. : Ar. Wind
U:33 p. in.
N'ortli IUhiikI l.v. Klainulli Fulls
U:35 p. in.: Ar. linrris b io p.
Iu. ; Ar. Mucdoel 5: Hi) p. iu.: Ar.
Ml. Hebron 4:45 p. in.; Ar. Ten
Hum 3:30 p. in.: Ar. Drnv 3:3"
p. in.; Ar. Weed 1:30 p. in.
Southern Oregon
Stages
t'uouo mm iiirt Mailt si.
"I somotlmes Ihlnk I'd like a wl(u
Who's dull." suld Mr. Nutting:
"The keen tinea, sharp us any
klille.
Say things l lift are too cultliiR."
Question: Whv docs baby
particularly need emulsified
cod-liver od?
Answer: Baby's progress
in heallh, growth ond borifr!
devdopment depends upon
vitamins. An abundance of
-essential vitamins in provided
in pure, pieasnntly flavored
SCOTT'S EMULSION
SURE BUSINESS
IS GOOD
There are many people who always keep
well supplied with up-to-date
heet music.
If your friends ask you if you can play a
certain piece it is nice to be able to say
Yes
Have you seen oar new
line of Ukes? Prices
to suit and a
month's
Free Lessons
thrown in.
WIRTZ IvIUSIC STORE
122 South 6th St. Phone 125
Between Main and Klamath
Community Builders
The Savings and Loan Associations of Oregon are help
ing your city to grow. They are financing homes for
your citizens increasing your taxable wealth giving
employment to your skilled workmen creating
business (or your material dealers.
THE UNION SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
of Portland
his boras ill ihuru in this gmt work of community building
EVERY DOLLAR INVESTED WITH US EARNS
DIVIDENDS AND IS AVAILABLE WHEN NEEDED.
NO DEDUCTIONS OF ANY KIND WHEN
ACCOUNT IS OPENED OR WITHDRAWN.
r
IT solicit your account on a basis of
NO MEMBERSHIP FEE
5
0 , We
Ji " ( information or set our local rejn estnlalit t .
CARL KNUTSON, 007 Klnmnth Avcnuo
Funds available for lonnn in
KLAMATH FALLS
THE UNION SAVIxNGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
)lt Stark Street, Portland, Oregon
WATCH
REPAIRING..
tiKiti:
I year guarftinec on nil
work
GEO. METZ
jKvi:u:it
Vl .Moln
B
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
OJorK'HS Clconlng
Ono-duy Service
Expert Dycinjj
1 100 Knplmiadn Ht. ,
I'lioiia
LEARN TO DANCE
Special Rates
$10 for 12 leitons in
Rail Room Dancing
NICK DORIS
I'niiii U a. in, ( 1 1 . ni.
I'limie 11.111 1 1 111 Main
WITH SAFETY
bat e never pau less
Pslablished lytj
Vlssets $1,000,000