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BY J. JENAULT
Heavyweight Title Con
tender Make Short
Work of Hoot
PORTLAND, . March 7. (P)
Jack Renault, Canadian heavy
weight, muda abort work of Hoot
llurger, of Dodte City, linns., In
their scheduled 10 round main
event hero last night. After Bur
get went down for the seventh
time In the third round. He forte
Oruman gave up the effort of
cwmting and raised the 'Can
ttdlan'r hand. burger made a
good start, but after taking a
few of Renault's abort crashing
right hooka to the law, he was
on tho defensive.
Jimmy Dolan took a decision
over Jud James In the semi
wlndnp. -
Don Mack and George Hval,
elx rounds, ataged the beat bout
of the evening. Mack being
awarded the nod.
Teddy Fox. of Salem, took a
four round decision over Joe
Calder, and Joe Manctllas. out
pointed Alee Waber In the foor
ronnd curtain raiser.
. TiTarvri-nri
luir-a - uw-.w
JLjLvaVJk f .JveV H U
,- Roger PerJUiipaugli Says:
; Since I am the one new mana
ger in the American- league, I
realize my showing will be close
ly watched. I
am hopeful the
play of the
Cleveland club
will . reflect to
the credit of
the players and
myself.
I have been
asked from
many quarters
aa to my plans
for the coming
season. I can
only reply that
1'cckliiiutuKli I bave no in
tentions of trying any Innova
tions in 'the handling o fa major
league club.
tDurlng my long career I have
played under a number of suc
cessful managers.' and, I" might
add, that none of them employed
exactly tb same system In the
handling ot their men.
I have discovered that with
tho. boll player who Is loyal, the
honor system is by far the best
way to take care ot his deport
ment oft the hall field. Put the
Issue squarely up to the player
as-to Mb behavior and If be is a
regular guy he Is going to do the
right thing.- 1
'There will be no set retiring
hour for the Cleveland athletes,
although It la my thought that
every player should be In bed be
fore midnight. It a man falls to
observe proper rules, his playing
aocu suffers and In the end he
pays the penalty.
.1- Golf Is all right with me during
spring training and on off days.
The ban is one golf only on days
when there Is a game scheduled.
Where will we finish? Ask me
something easy. I am shooting
t the top ot the second division,
fifth place. Ebould we squeeze
Into the first division, I would
be the most pleased man in the
majors. , .
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BODY 18 FOTJ.M)
- MARSHFIELD. March 7. (fP)
The body of James E. Cowan,
40. son of Mary E. Cowan, gov
ernment meteologiat here, was
found today in Coos Bay at the
foot of Commercial avenue, when
officers dragged the bay. : The
coroner pronounced deatb due to
Accidental drowning. Cowan had
been missing since Monday mid
night, when bo disappeared from
the government -tug Charles Pow
ell. ;
XOXY r.lAVaN,
A good ncldcr has few dull
, moments, someone is ,
always poppin" up
Ls
NCA
THHK To Ml DAHlfiSfcel,
a"" -A. I-
Earth's, Outside Now Known, .
Explorers Turn to Its Insides
W
flTII the South Pols discovered
tbe Nona Pole Decerning el-
mom 'atulliat and the intertoi or
Africa coniinn to o fairly mappea.
it 'wins widely observed that
He vocation M the explorer nears
Its iM Exploring lias oeeo on
ot M interesting and engrossing
occuraticnt oi man er since n
was placed Here.
Yet snout all e (now about our
world relates to Ua surface. It It
were a football covered with the
thinnest ttuua paper, out knowl
edge at tbe tnsidea would oe coo'
Dried to the Ussut paper stratum,
and only a very little ot that. Moo
are only lust getting fairly started
dndioK what ta tnjide tuts estoo
tstimj mi nail, and tbe more they
learn the more amazing u uv
IKiploriuon In future will De .n
creas:ugiv directed Inward In the
search tot tbe vsst stores ot
wealth and resources that are there.
I Only w.-.nin a few years nave we
been learning some aigOly Impor
I tarn detnr aaout these interesting
Insides. , take sail domes. There
: roust a tremendous amount ot
j rait iifle wnre la tbe earth's tn
I sues. r arei crest areas waat
j are cimd salt domes exist tar
I down under tbe surface, masses of
salt having been pushed an-there
from etlll lower areas by tbe inter
nal pressure. Oil In us migrations
through the loose, formations an
counters; tbese salt maasea and.
be'ag una me to penetrate them, ts
held there Throughout the Texas
oil area .wuerevet ' alt aaa cw-n
found ii 3us -oeen associated with
these sal;-lomes , rney are so nu
merous in some' areas tbai as good
an. authority as air. Wallace K.
Sailor J. Wood
This is Sailor Jack Wood, noted
llghtheavywelght wrestler who has !
been signed to meet Henry Burke I
of Klamath Falls In the open
Ing match of an elimination '
tournament to determine the'
llghtheavywelght title of the ;
Pacific coast.
UXWIJ.MXO ACCOMI'LICK
PORTLAND, March 6. (VP) ,
Forced at the point of sc revol-;
vcr to drive two robbers in his!
own machine, J. Fox,' proprietor '
of a garage, last night becamt :
an unwilling accomplice in hold-,
up after be himself had been j
robbed of $8. :
1 -ii ' - ft ' ( r
1 h ! ' - :
A' ' l " 1 ? , Miss Mildred Johnson of l'hila-
i i I : delpllia- employed by the Anu-rl-
' I I "K I 1 an Air Transport association,
l Ii p : i compdhed of members of var-
1 i' t " j 1 iouJ air mall contract ronipanlett.
Leading Coast Grapplers to
Enter Klamath Tournament
Probably the best series of :
mat exhibitions ever given fans
In a-clty the slse lof Klamath,
Falls. Is assured with word from .
A. McOuffee. matchmaker for
the Veteranx of Foreign Wars, !
that virtual! every leading bone
crusher on the coast will appear j
in the wrestling tourney to be
staged here this srlng and early ,
summer. ;
McDuffee returned from Port- -
land Tuesdaynlght , where he
made arrangements for a number
of contenders to appear locally, .
and announced the initial bout ;
ot the blgtlme wrcstllhg tourna- ,
ment will be staged In Hcandla '
hall March 22, next week. '
- Local talent will be given a ,
chance In the opening rham- 1
plonshlp series aa Henry Uuikc.
city, has bcon signed to meet' i
tho well Hoowu ' Sailor Jut;
- '- V 1 aaxs.ry " '
WALLACE E. PRATT
Pratt declares that If a bole 10.000
feet deep could be drilled anywhere
In tbe Texas Gult Coast area It
could logically be expected to pro
duce OIL And Mr Pratt adds;
-In tbe Gult Coast region, out
side the salt dome area proper,
chmcea tor new discoveries are
equally good. On; Knowledge of
the occurrence ot oil In this part
ot our province is even less com
p'ete. and In spite ot a larger past
prodaciloo our exploration aaa only
just oegua.
"In the face ot 'these potentiali
ties the aaxard at- ttfld-catttng in
the Gult Coast region has always
On Air Mail
Miss Mildred Johnson of l'hlla
: delpllia. emploved by the Amerl
i can Air Transport association,
i compdhed of members of var
I louJ air mail contract companies.
' has flown 1G.0OO miles inspect
: Ing air mall routes. Miss John
son has been flying since 1S-1
; and will go to Europe in March
to fly the airways there.
KLAMATH HIGH
FIVE DEFEATED
The second team ' of Klamath
County high school waa defeated
In a game with the Merrill high'
school team 'at Merrill Tuesday,
night. The final score stood 19;
to 12.
jt was a hard fought game but
Klamath waa unable to ward off
defeat In former game between
the twc rlams Klamath was vicr
torlous. j
Luck ars!-ith Klamath In tin)
girls' gamo when the local lean)
won with a high score of V'8-8.
This ' Is the second victory far
.-the Klamath girls over' Merrill, i
Woods, now of Modford, In the
opening bout, of tbo touruamenl.
These men will grapple for a
permanent place In the elimina
tion contest which will ultimate
ly decide Pacific coast heavy
weight laurels. Thursday night of
next week. Other luminaries of
matdom whose appearance here
at sometime during the tourney
Is a certainty, are Jack Wash
burn, Portland; ; Prof. Higaml,
Los Angeles Japanese body
wrecker nnd Bull Montana, fam
ous gorilla-man of the movies.
With his announcement n
some of the contenders last
night, McDuffee Issued a call
for some 150-pounder to clialf
lenge Lefty Cliallls, a. Klamath
youth with a leaning toward a
mat career. , This match Will be
the first of a series to decide
the county championship.
1
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, (REGON
been unprecedented!? great In the
Coraicaua -Powell area w l.-ilng ,
wells tor twenty. uv .ir o-; -r. :
we found at Powell, tiiernil; in in.
oild n ot 3ur drilling. -re'ervun
containing almost Iuu.uoii.imh' ;.u
rets of oil v' .
"At jpmJMjp, after nmtta;
lapse ot tloi and Itart, t tiad . .
ie.DUO.OOO orri oeio wtttni tb t
shadow ot tbe drrira n m jii ;
dry aoles. lo a tinfie totr.iu:p n. '
Uklanoma nf: drv aoles n.ia i-,r 1
drilled I'hl's itcure. wmcb i iuiv i
aleut to two dry ooles pei j i.ir j
mile. Bit oeea cited as evideucr oi ;
the natard ot aniline in Okunouu
-At Spindletop. eren alter lti i
presence ot oil aaa been sus j
llsned. forty dry noies were drtlira I
on an area ot less than one inr 1
nule before tbe recent tarae pro
ductlon was Anally discovered at a i
comparatively shallow depth
"There are fltty-one anown salt
domes -in .the salt dome region:
proper, excluding eight otl oi gjs
fields that may also be related to
salt domes, too deeply buried to I
have been detected as yet. There i
are twenty-one additional known '
salt domes In other parte ot the
Gulf Ooaet region, and others an- I
doabted! are waiting to be. ais-
covered. Thirty ot the known salt
domes - have produced significant I
quantities of oil, among watch tour
teen bave made more than t.OOJ,- ;
too barrels each. Numerous small
leases have yielded 124.000 oar ran
aa acre. It, as Is generally be
lieved, we produced less than one
quarter the total available oil- a
our present efforts, these salt dome
Belda are wonderfully jico oil res
ervoirs." WHK.lt MAHKS-rT
PORTLAND. March 7. P
Wheat bid: HUB - hard white
11.43: ' hard white blueslem
$1.35; federation, soft while,
western white tl-33; hard win
ter, western red $1.2
northern
spring $1.!S. Today'!-ear re-, Electric Power company permls
celpts: "Wheati -35::-buTey",l: !lon to purchase the; Northwest
flour 10: corn 1: oats 2;' hay 2. em Electric company If the ro-
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, 'hnmpl:n Sesmie w the bent Kt -Ush bull shown at the recent
Kennel club exhibition In .Mmllsoii i'tiuaro t.urilen. New York. Hut.
he illiln t rare intieh for the perforuinnre. aiiiiounelng he'd prefer
a nice rat Mliow im eomethltig morn etitertalulug.
CASCAIH IX IIIV'IIS stilt of a special election called
: - KI GK.NE, .March 7. iP The ' for April" 9 favors, the trnnsac
j Cascadlnti Imuled here Just l-, Hon. The council v.Keil nmo
Iforc 1 o'clock, with four p.tsson-; ltnously for both the aalo and
gers aboard . Tbe big plane was ; the special election,
i being held nt tho local field at j
i;jv, av.nitiiiK iiriuit i'in,n
fnifii pulnta otith. According to
the pilot, conditions xeemed un
favorable, and the time, of the
bop off was uncertain. '
I'KKMIHSION t;it.lXTKI
PORTLAND. March 7. (71-
The city council today passed an
' ordinance granting tho Portland
yoii
for pi
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Lot ua dcmouitirtite this cur
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U. S. C. QUINTET
TITLE WINNER
IS UNDER WAY
1..IS AMllil.KH. Mtrn t, 7. 11 1 l t , t "" HK . HOIIBKttV
Unlvorally of Hoiillieru t.'ullfor-1 I'OllTI.AMj. Muri h T. ()
illu won inn I'nilflu couMt nuifi r-i When Wllllinii tlurbiill pleailixl
iico tittakollmll cluiiiiiliinlilli 1 guilty to'lu)- in rolilmry of a gro
hero last iiIkIH. by Hiking the i eery store uml waa aeiilelienil lo
second ami deciding game frmii j li'U years' In prison, ho matin a
rnlveisliy of Washington by the , sluleiiieiil III court Unit ho liuil
score of 31 to Charley Hone, i turned lo rubbery beiiitiau lie wua
who hud been trying all aaason I black Haled by an .'OinploynieiH
to will it regular berth on (he j clearing liuuse unit could mit get
Trojnn loiuti, wa aent lulu (lie! wink, j' . vt : . '
If You Are a Playgoer Take Note:
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. premium irtcen for Je,l Hm rli. r-. iilut.H' of . ! 1 '
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imlAVm DRAMA OF THE CABAfti
Br PHILIP DUNNING
as
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of tlie nliuuliiit ritu of IliU iluy the iiiimi n twttliiiuil lilt of
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New York roiiinny for in-M-iilnllou III Mcxlfowl, ' Tort Inml,
Seattle, Hnii t-VHiirtara and m .liigelca, and ulll bo aeeti at the
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