The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 07, 1928, City Edition, Image 2

The Evening herald., April 07, 1928, City Edition, Page 2, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1928)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textc fage Two THE EVENING HERALD. , KLAMATH FATJ-S. OREGON Siihmby. April 7, 102ft I RUSSIAN BOW IS H m , SIMONICH WILL !TT ofC Win I ' " j NEW YOUK. April April 7.1 f I VP) Articles wore signed here; Jfor a 10-round match between "Joo Dundee, welterweight chain- llon. and Joe Slmonich, a prom-: fixing contender In the welter dlv- , iiton. vdny, April 18. Rowing Title I From Huskies! IN HARD BOUT Wrestlers Bite Fingers and Forearms to Break Holds Ruth Shoots An' Eighteen 'Cigar'. Course MKDKOKD. April T. Mi Al Karastek threw Hull Mori mm of " 'Los Angeles here lust night in Sr-ATTLE.' April T. Ifi-The la rough wrestling nml.h. K.fore Pariflc roast conference rowinr ia teeord crowd, manr hehis iin- jj"""" '( jan iu- vtnitetime looay securely rest fit on the le to Bain wiluilssion. lloth -;rlt Park. . Ohliago," tinder the, heads of the varsity erew of the grapplers hit each other fin- promotion of Mlqu llulloy, Mon- Vulversity of California after thev ; gers and lornrmn 10 hreuk jmn- j successfully defended the chain-j ishing lir-I.U. ami wkvn Karusick : pioashlp yesterday against the j attempted to heave the Hull, a j University of Waahiuguu when, local favorite., cut of the rtiia;. j with a mighty reserve oft -power ' ringside , spectators came to hl: they flashed across the finish rescue, and held him on the ropes. IT'S WHAT YOU'VE BEEN 'WAITING FOR line of a three mile race, half length ahead. - A choppy lake and I stiff head wine tended to slow ; down the time, the Bears cross-1 ing the line in IS minutes .10. J I seconds or two minutes and 14.2: seconds slower than the course record. Washington captured the! i,,.' , i. i . . J Medford. won from Cecil Itsr H lengths In 12 minutes 6 sec-;., .. i ,k, .i .. i. . I rick. Grants Pass. The twt also is' linVih. i i -r ! other nd..eSldeV pull The deciding full was made when I Karaslck picked up Montana and) hurled him to the mat, falling i heavily upon him. , I It was announced that Kara-' sick would wrestle Sam Claimant hero April 20. In a preliminary, Tex Porter. , .? v ? Her to w itJ ' . mio (iuieiMfc: PuYtp CS llCi- Motes of 6ot. IN OMt MY NtVCNToF-taMj PuKlM MUCH tit f V J gnoxeo toswie m jSV J two latter events two mile course.. were oves a i ed hair. Enjoy Your Easter Dinner at CLAY'S CAFE SPECIAL Sunday Dinner 65c Booths to Accommodate the Family "The Most of the Best for the Least" Open All Night . ,1118 Main SL TOWNSEND LEFT JABS J. MARCUS :for decision, pocketa of VANCOUVER. B. C. April 7. lPl Concentrating on a left hand attack and keepiug sway from everything with a sleep label attached thereto.' - Billy Townsend boxed his way to a ten-round decision over Joe Mar cus of Portland In the feature event at the. arena here .1 last, night. Each boy weighed 131 'j pounds. Al'Gracio of Spokane and Johnny TramAttas of Seattle bat tled through ten vicious rounds to an even break. By AL UKMARKB (Former Pitcher N. Y. tilants) A short time ago. I played 63 ' hides of golf in one day with 1 llube ltuth at the Jungle Coun ; try clui, St. Petersburg, Klo. ' . Pitching a double header In ? July is mild exercise compared to battling old many llogey that I many hol.'S. , Ruth showed this day that he Is a super-man in everything he 1 does. the first tee he filled the hi uttuninhed Seme- gamblsn caddy with IS bW, black cigars. . Puffing away furiou-ly. he consumed about one cigar , to every three holes, leavini; a trail of smoke behind him around the rourse. The 'Babe" had been driving remarkably well all day off the tee. but ran out of ci gars on the 6oth hole, and dub bed his drive. , If I'd brought ont 19 cigars I'd a shot a seventy-five'," 'he said. "I miscalculated. 1 esti mated It an IS cigar course!" :f i 3 4 r i Open ' U All '. . Night : : -EASTER DINNER BRING THE FAMILY AND GUESTS IT WILL BE A REAL TREAT. ' Exhibition Games l : i ' At Charlotte, N. C. 'Yankees 23 24 2 'Charlotte 10 17 S ! Covelskie. Johnson, Campbell and Collins, Dickey; Mitchell, I Stamey, Bruggy. Concklln and ; Walsh, Hnnter. I At Norfolk . Oitnuw t 7 ; 0 ! Giants 10 IS 0 Burke, Jones. Wells and Tate; : Chaplin and Ilogan. '1! At Indianapolis r'hlte Sox 4 t M' Indianapolis t 0 4 0 Lyon and Berg; Schupp and Spencer. k At Dallas, Texas V Pirates 3 9 3 Tigers 8 11 I Grimes, Russell and . Gooch, lllngs, Gibson and Shea, Wood' all. . . ViPir; ISIU ri jt niiiaueipaia' -i Philadelphia (A I; Philadelphia N) Bush, Shores, Benge. 8 1 S 13 6 Powers, and Cochrane; Ring and Wilson. J 1 1 Cleveland 1 1 Louisville Utile, . . , v . . .. EXTRA SPECIAL EASTER DINNER Table d'Hote ' $1.00 Served 12 to 8 P. M. (A) S 10 3 (AA) 6 11 IfantoF Anrl I. Onwnll k ' Meyer, Selmer. S At Rallegh, N. C. U! Brooklyn fX) 12 14 2 Raleigh (P) 0 6 Williams, Koupal and Ilenline; ij: Smith;' Conway, Deal and Dranch, A . Dennis. I ?!! : i i j Coast League lit, I oaii scores M; f At Oakland 1 Hollywood 6 15 . j Oakland 2 7 I McCabe and Agnew: Cooper) f ; Cragbead, Gould and Read. At Sacramento Missions 1 6 ; Sacramento 3 9 . 'At Los Angeles ' Portland : 3 7 Los Angeles 7 11 Verkes, Wetzel, Warhop and Alnsmlth; Weathersby and Sana berg. - 1 U'. . :, i i urn Ti m i i V, I it ,x iA w . m ; i S4L Many a set ot curlins games is won by a cican sweep a i.t rJ is ' 0 is.'- 'JkS INQUISITIVE UtV Doctor. Again -Files Lawsuit DETROIT 'PRESSED Lead of Arne Suominen Diminishes in Pyle 1 Marathon Byrd's Actic Plane, Success 1 WINNU'Kl!. .Mail., April II. l' ' l) Kloyd lleiiuelt, pilot of I lie I Ityrd Aulnrctie nirplntie, iiii nouiiced on arrival here IoiiIkIU , I ll.lt llll VUS IH'f.'ilv Hllllhficd with the biK ship after hiiviug ' ut.tde testa hi northern Mnnllidrtv under Arclle weather comlltluim,' Two types of sklla went um'ili In the eiiM'rliuent. Ilenuett wilt fly the plniis to SI.) 1'iuil Sut- Hj uniny.i rire nieniuers ui tim1 i crew 1 'who cutno , from Detroit ! favorable. IIKOOM. Tex.. April 7. U'l ' Aditpling themsolvea to the low,' ti'tuperaturea encoitnteri'd In the I Pan Handle, leaders In the cross country nturathon used the :t Hit Itip to reduce the niutxln Irnn Miiiilntlli,n nt n,,trnlt Dill Wanltlnnn. UG im.n.,1 Kin. !" PHII',m " ' ni.h entry frftu New Yjrk W on 'h "'" , " .h. .i.,i.. ....i.,i,..n i i Couimunder. Richard K. llynl ,i... .n. i.. f,, i Utempt bis South Pole Hi i m s h. .n,i us. ,i. ! hen renditions ore regardc utes. This allowed hi in to jump from tenth to sixth place In t elapsed time. He has covered the 1.22U.6 miles from I.os Aim-1: eles In 2.19:11:17. Suoinlntiu, ho occupies tlrst place In e"P- ed time witn zv:iu:it, niuni cd eleventh. i Today's schedule culls fur aj 3 mile trek northeast t Mc; lan. the ,15th coutrol point. Allun Currier, tlrunts Puss Ore., finished iu :2U:3I. niid 27U:2U:41 elaped time, Balloon Dance MERRILL SATURDAY, APRIL 7th Lcs Sailing and Mis Orchestra will play 'till 3 A. M. Lots of Good Eats HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS llltLNO KKSUI.TS Klamath Club Stands Fourth ' In Big Shooi At Thin LIBERTY PORTLAND. Ore.. Apr.. 7. (A. j P.) The Heppnet Rod and tiun chili 'continue to lead the field of 28 clubs In The Oregonlaq j fm telegraphls league. Conullle is '"" close second with Balem. KlnmiitH and Rosebnrg tied tor third. lrfiffUf Stnuilings Utven. The standing of the clubs fol TIIKATRK ; ZANE GREY'S 1 "Born to the West" Marring JACK HOLT DO.VT WISH IT! Comlnic SUNDAY mid MOMMY 'The Police Reporter' A super-MM-lal l tru crut tern teeming- with nitery uiul llirlll ' . . . nnd . . The Thirteenth Hour low: W. lleppner .'....20 Coqullle IS Salem .... 16 Klamath 1 Roseburg 1 Yamhill IS Krho 14 Washington Co 13 Ijido County IS Medford 13 The second damage suit to be llunt'ugtou ..1J filed by Dr. A. A. Soule against Rend .12 CaPs taxi ..service for . Injuries j Portland 12 which the plaintiff allegedly re-jllalsey :. 11 celved In March. 1927. warf en- Pendleton .1 tered on the circuit court records , Haiidon . 10 Friday afternoon. La Grande 10 About six, weeks ago this suit , Monitor 9 was tried while Jodge E. W.-KckV Enterprise 8 wall of Portland,- circuit Judge, I The Dalles ,.. 8 was presiding here, and was, (j.j.Prluovllle 7 clared non-suit by the court. Arlington .... 6 The plaintiff asks for t,ZZo Needy 5 damages as payment for bodily j Biker 4 Injuries he allegedly received Astoria 4 while riding in a ear- belonging ' bllett Bay to Cal's taxi line. Jn the suit It is charged Dr. Soule was eroute to Malln when the taxi, went Into the ditch dur- to-the asserted carelessness of the driver In pass ing another -car. The plaintiff received Injuries that caused him suffering for several weeks,, his suit sets 'forth. 1 . ' v. " I.. 1 2 Pet) .9H .' .76f .761- .71t .701) .674 DROP OFF TO SLEEP SMOKING AND IS KILLED Union 1 Toledo i. ..-,.... 1 8 8 8 0 10 10 11 11 12 13 in 12 15 16 17 17 17 20 20 1 .651 .61 .611' .6ui)l .1171 .52 4 .500' .476 .47; .42)' .381 .38 t i -.36.4 f '.286 .23) .194 .100 .150 .047 .047 At The; .PINETREE .THK.VTRJ TODAY ONLY ; Alma Rubens . . . in . . . "Marriage License" Doilt try-i tit- funr-t ."Mnr rlnge ' lJcenso" after ini see 111 (nmiiiK V WMIAV nnd MONDAY IHll ).I,S Mhi-I.KAN In ;sofi:, cushions" ' '. I . nnd' .' '. . " , Harry Langdon usrii Comedyu i. . Bird's-eye View of the McCormick-Deering Tractor . NOTICli the flour vlow iiheittl. the hundy controU. Make note of the roomy platform, tho wide pro tovtive fendiTt, the comfortnhle setit. tho auto-type steeriiiK, the tool box. tho broken, tho 'removable Iuk. the tirawbur with its runire of ndjuntmcnt, thu. wide licit pullov uiul it.s Honniblo location. "J Then there are the many McCorniUk-DeerinR fea tures you cannot nee here -mirh ns tho erankxhaft anil main linll bearinRs Kiiarantootl for life,- the re movable cylinders, the, unit main fin me. the ball and roller henrinif! at -H points, tho throttle governor, the perfected lubrication, etc. Everything l thero, on top or inside. Remember this tractor reaches the farm complete with all the features named above. . Note tho little round plate in the center of the platform. That is where the Power Take-Off at taches the ureal new feature through which you can run tho mechanism of cram binders, corn pick ers, etc., by power conveyed from the tractor through a revolving shaft.. One of the greatest of recent tractor improvements. '. Sco this trader at our store, or ask us to demonstrate. J. S. MILLS & SON - 60S South Sixth Phone 9 HARD TRAINING PROVES1 FATAL FOR PUGILIST ALVISO, Cal., April 7. (t'P) Apparently having fallen asleep while smoking end setting fire to his bed, H. K. Herberts, .15, was found dead from suffocation on the floor of his room at a local hotel here. He is said to have been a former resident of New York City. 8 ALT LAKE CITY, April 7.,, (l'P Jess Slrlnghatn, middle-,. weight fU liter. died suddenly j wnue training tor a doui. Internal hemorrhages were be lieved to have caused tho quick collapse and death. T - BIG BALLOON , DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Winter Garden FARM LOANS . , -,6 Amortization Plan 10-20-33-year Payment Plan - - . . i . Our Inspector Will Be Here Soon. - Cali i DUNBAR DUNBAR , Insurance,. Loans, Surety. Bonds . WATER When and where you want it )..kil 49, mtil KAIIIIIAVKS-MOIISI: . KXfll.NK Not an expensive lol of machinery necessary to ob tain an ample sup ply of water ready for instant use. on4 A la. U 111 ... Jf4 4 - PCX - , - j, in- i J- ... : ' :.l ,. J Hf km .ml Uiw. Any well can be used because there is a pump made for every installation that might come up and we carry all them in stock ready for immediate delivery. first Wholesale Industrial Supplies. M - t' V'h V 130 So. 5 th St. Phone 410 OPEN ALL NIGHT st. gauc mw- 1