Pagft Two
THE EVENTNG ITERATJ), KLAMATfl PALLS, OKECON
Wednesday, November U, 102ft
Semi-Windup and Prelims of
Thursday Card Arc Good; All
Boys In Shape For Big Fights
Kutlrely aalda from tha main . feather to hi cap recently when
event and It'll be a "natural" he defeated I'M Padelford of
. lb four prollmlnariea and 'Rogue River, l'mlelfnrd is re
garded a a good srmi-wlndup
boy In and around Medford and
Kades ylctory raised him several
notches In the flu If Udder.
Two Hny torn will fight a
three round preliminary.
Thlrly-onn ruunda of boilng
in all It look like an excellent
car throughout.
CM KNOCKED
xeml-wlnd-up of tomorrow night'
card at Veta hall, Sixth and Kla
math, are worthy of a card them-
Without the main event, the
five preliminary bouts would be
considered an ace line-up for Kla
math Falla several years ago.
Hut alnre then .auch good mulu
events have been staged, that
Klamath now demands tint rate !
rights or none at all.
Bonny Dotsou and John Kran-;
cla In the main event are a fine i
main match, but fans should not I
overlook the seml-wliidup In '
which the sensational dynamite
punching Teddy Fox meets Ed- t
die Graham, a clawing, scrap-,
' Above all. Fox has a punch Welter, Outfights
that Is T. N. T. It shoots straight
and hits like a pile driver. They
fall forward when Teddy smacks', PORTLAND, Ore.; Nov. 14
em. In Graham Fox has a fast j p) nay McQuillen
lioier with a good neaitny swing
In each hand. It looks like a
great match.
Mike Daly, pride of Pelican
City, has come out ot semi-retirement
to meet Ted Rogaway,
a. tough boy from Portland. They
COLD IH lid
Benny Dbtson A Fighter
Ray McQuillen, Oakland
Iter, Outfi;
L. A. Pug
(U
Oakland j
welterweight, knocked out Jackie
Carr, Los Angeles. In the ninth
round ot a scheduled ten round
bout hern tonight.
Carr. a contender for the jun
ior welterweight championship.
was unable to show much of his
weigh I4S pounds and will mill imputed boxing skill against the
around for four rounds. Oakland aoutbpaw and took a
Mike has one ot the greatest n,.t boxing lesson,
fighting hearts seen In a KIa- j another ten rounder. Joe
math ring. Outside of pulling up j Marcus, local lightweight, took a
a ring post and knocking him decision from Bobby Fernandez.
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1NCH-1GL0
HAS RDLUPSEn
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Canadian Pacific Railroad
Extends Steamship Service
MON'TIIKAI., Nov. M. IAI'1 i will he tlm luruesi mid funiculi
K. W. Ileatty, rhairmuti anil pic-' lili In service mi tho HI. Law
allien! of the I'nniidluii I'uilflc ' rencn witter liiiiilevnrd In mill j
H.illwny. uiliimin.c.l Mint it mil- Irnni Knrntic. Her niTiiniin.iil.v I
NIM IRQ MM
BIG PROGRESS
tract hud heen let fur a flrwl- lions will he liisiirlnus mid will
'Policy Abandoned In Not
I Only Feet But
Spirit
IIAI.I.OI'. N. M.. Nov. U ir
I'l I'mi'.resa of lh Naval" In-
cIuhh vi'nwl for service between nirry over !.! paH'ieiisera In dliitu w (liciieii n MiKiir ii.
N i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiml tjiieliec. Ilin flrxl. i.im iimI mn 1 1 1 1 d ' Mirrli I , iihMhiliiul ciiiiiinlliiner (if
i This vesnel, wlili h will lie limit liiBes. j ii,, nffulrs. ill the nlxl It nil-
by John llrown and enmpnuy, TIiIn new ship will lie fifty ,., ,., n ..,ii at Hie
mm liiillnrt srhniil In Arlminii.
vi..r.-iii nolniiul mil tlint thern
nhoiit 40.UUU tons gross register now the Inrgenl vessel In the 8t. ., ' ..... .,.,.. i,iii,,, when
the Knit Huuiiier Ireiiiy
I'l.MlihllllK, Si'iiI hlllil, Kill he 7:lll l"IIU' I' mid twelily feet wider
feet III leltulll. U? fivt lutinii. Iliiin Hie 'Kin ines i,r Hfnl In ml' I
HV Kl ITII JOM S
I'nlieil Iii-k Sinrf 'iit,miiii1.'IiI "il with a sen sieed ( If) I.im.h. , Lawrence servl.e, mid her Inn-
ciiunnna i lie mi neiueen ijuimv mine or in.nini inns Ik l.i.mnii ... . ,i,, .i,,,.,,
uwmix. Nov. II !! .. M ' sinned III I HUH, mill tit "'"re
, - - - .... hum r"inniniiitiii, win v iii'i iiiiui u. nitig kh'iiht, .
Th liintf-t)iiti'ti'il i'fiiiiiilit( nil t.x I i.. i.a .ti . i.. ! ...... ... n" nn .itt.ut
" ihii'h' in !' iittiB, i in fin ink in iiint inn 'iiin i rit'
;luise of the Aimln French uuviil l , nHnied ' Kin press of llrl- t'nn.idiun I'li. lflc hus l.imiclied
a.vnrd lB..ume a fttrm.il fuel lust ( m (H X,,.,., a) her "ml ni.rnl.'d on the St. Lawrence
lllul" plnco In service In the spring nf niiite In Kurnpe f.iur new SO,-
Kltdlllg A lilller Hlld llrunilllle '19SI. ( ! loll pilnsellKer H.'i llixlil .h, the
mi'mmiiii iii int. ii.i.ini) in i ..iiiiii. ins . .. ..' r.iiiurM ..i iiiMuin ..in n.'.w in ii.'.ii.nii, inn licit i.i f-PT"TI? D 0L'"
rrlme Minister Sinnley Hal. I win . - .i Imll. Iliu hi'ss nf (l. Inii.md, unit
.announced Hint tho pact w.is , n slmrt Inline. " '" "'"'liess nf York. Five new
j. !; nitotia'd 'not only In letter lint Kl.ila Ward. Karnest lll. klcr ''''"'"I" s'eatnslilps linve alsn been
III spirit aud we are Ita.k to Ihe'jlm Vnrk iiml Ji.k lln..s mi.' i ' "'" A I lit ill It- fhel, 1 1 1 . -
iieav.riiiirii, ll.avenliile, llenvir
I . 1 1 n 1 1 of llv-
i luu mnler wiirlll.e ciiiiillilniis mid
In p.mr siirriiiiiidliiss, the N'nvii
J.i. n. uv mi fiiiliiHlrlims uud self-
i siiiMirllni, lie mild.
imrTTCD nrlll,
WEEK HELP TO
CITY LIBRARY
font hall game Mniidny.
t'liirence lllll, u former mudeiii
nf the Henley high silioel Is oil
I .
I naval craft great and small as
( declared at the Washington con
ference". A motion hy Lloyd George
itiii. King me conservative gov-l,,r iireg.in
.ernments policy in connecilonl mi,, kIU Ward, a siiideiit nf
with the Anglo-Krenih accord was ,.. A: hlniid Normal, mid her
rejected hy tho House of font- rnnsln. Vera Lmi.lliu; of Ahlaml
inons. Tho vote was SS in sini the week-end at the W
ltal. twin's statement mine i. : K. Ward home
hill, lleiiverf.ir.l mid Henverhrue Mini)
All.. I her c.mll'llrt lilts been received
iii W linnlis have liren
at the kliiniuili Fnfls
the Imnnr list at the I'lilvertliy i ."n,, '"itneerlng cm
uuiirdi'd to the Fulrchlld ship- cliy llhrnry and plat e.l In i Ircula-
II. in In nhs.rvnnce nf "Iteitiyi
p. my nf :hisinw for a steamship llnok W.tek", wltl. h Is being
if sr.. iiml inns grnas r.v.isier mid given iniilnii aide n.ill.e this
sieeil nf unt ..sa llinn I u..i k.
Ill mils an hour. In lie . U.nl In S. hnnls and llhrsrles Ihrnngli-
jihe .iciri. service nf llio c.iin nut the tnilre nntlmt are rnniter-
pnuv. This ship will he the ntlng In the observance nf "llet-
the nsnlt of a KiMvch by Ditv. l ,r.
uii.l Mrs. K F. I.einliiKi
'Lloyd Oeorge. Illteml party lead- retmiie.l Monday nfler ii.IIiik
l.irest and fitslest nil the I'lli't- ler llnnk Week"
fie
in i nn. and In (inter In ciinnl New hm.ks received at the
ier. In which the latter denounced ' , f,.w days al the I'u Kir Inler-. " r '" "'" l''mpress of ln.nl I i In it r y inter a wide raiise
i the romprnmlsn . and asserted : nun. .mil l.iv..st, i i,. i l.,n.!,'",,l,,,i, -L.MIU gross Inns, l nf sul.J.-.ie.
Itt nny Ih.l.n Is a toiiRli 'tetf Willi a Jt.ll lu cliher lutinl.
that rreahlent t'onlldge's Ariuis
the Day speech had hhnwn clear
ly i lie I'nlled Suites suspicion of
the nureement. President Conl
Itlgn had said bluntly that Brit
ain's ntiitude on naval Inillatlnn
was favnruhln to Kuglaiul i.n.l
linn I
Mr. J. I.. Jiicnl.s nf M. illn mil.
ed at the I.. II. Iiiiwsihi hi. me
Sunday evening
He mm i ).,, ..... ,.i
Johnnie ! i.tacls. klainaili I'al'.s, In the main event of a fight cnnl !
loiiiorrttw evenlns; lu Vt arena. ' lt"th luis are a pair :;f .lame j
fighters with hard puncltea in both hands. ;
' over the head, It la Impossible
: to keep him on the canvass.
t , Time after time he has been
c ' known to take a licking In the
- first few rounds of a fight only
; to stage a come-back that ended
with his opponent beaten or nn
' . conscious on the canvass.
I : Daly has been working out
1 1' with Francis In the Pelican City
I : gym and It in great shape for
the bout. Rogaway is one of
': those tough, hard fighters who'd
! rather fight than eat.
Another good tight will be
( : Battling Cross against Ray Rose
J of the telephone company. Since
. he fed Buddy Grhn so many
: straight lefts be became dizzy,
j - Cross Is anxious to see what he
ran do against a more experienc-
!i ed foe, none other than Rose.
, It was Cross' first fight. lie
will find out at the end ot his
second whether he should con-
1 , tlnue In the boxing game.
Dud Eades and Johnny La
Rose mix in another four round
preliminary.
Los Angeles.
Ko wonder Benny Dofson had
Discuss Plans For Leadership
Training School In Klamath
Members o( the Ministerial An- it y for te&t-hers .In tho church t
NEWS NOTES OF
Oakland negro lightweight, when
they met in a Chiloquln arena
recently.
It's all clear to the fight fans
HUNTER KILLED
IN THICK WOOD
W AI.I.At'K. Ida.. Nov. II t
PI - Advices received i.m.iy limn
St. Itegls siild Hint Herat-nut Pillil
II. 1'i.rils. Fori Mlssinilii. M.,,u ,
had hen. accltleiilally kill.. I hr
,Sergeaill I'.-l. l.lliy. his hllllllllK
cnnMUilllnii.
I The disiutth wnuld apitear to
III. Unite ihut pi.rtis. wh.t wore
khaki curb, was off alnnn and
, f.llletl tn return In his ciilnh.ni.
charge of the "Leadership Train- u" r Jwur"- " " ,m,"M "KJiml.tr l ias. rorrH.n.ei,ls ,"" T.intarj. k t M-k by the
School" ,o he nromoted bv "Vl,td .,?r0" 'r ,h . '"' t ... . ... . ' ""' 'e .a- ml.tak-
" --- inrougn meir own pastors or H K N I. r. i , .Nov. 11. The en for a d.-er ami ehnt at a til i-
Sunday school superintendents. Misses Iternlce Dawson and tance of lin feet
now IikIiik re-engliii-i
ri-tiirii to the I'm Iflc
Attnilhl, S2!I
Wh'-ll these u.'W
I and will ' Hooks fur hoys and llrls are
service In being given ie l.il mi. nil. oi mid
1 pari-nts wishing to purchitse
rhlps are honks fur ( lirlsinias will h.iVe tint
ctimiiieie.i the rniimll.iti rui lflc opiiortunltv nf lusiei ling l In
will have u fleet wlilt a Iniiniivv heller bnnlis
of 4 it . rt T ,lu dally s.-rvl.-e two- . . --
thirds round the worttl For lesitlisj ns.. II.tiiI.I f'lnss A.U
FflKI.'l SECTION
b.rd time with Ray Mculli. utl0D , commltteo, , s.-hools to secure training f or j SV!TU Tl.r Ileraldl
flnrtanrf nvvrn llffnttreleht when ,t.t. . j t- t mw .,- ti rH...i
the Protestant churches In Janu
now amce tney read the account ary, were dinner gufts oi Kev. , The rominittees; ,-haTgn ran-1 Mary Slmrt, studenis ,f the Ash
of Ray McQulllen's victory and Mrs. J. Henry Thomas, at sen of representatives from the land .V.irniul spent Hie week end
over Jackie Carr, sensational th Parish house of St. Paul's , various churches, under the lol-lat their respective homes
fisktA. n T i 1. I ,uA r-. r . I !,. nl. T , , , . . , ...
"""l -""Bt", 1U iU..,. . ura.., lUWIIIg ll'll U.TS III l T Ms KIsM leee WUS U
main event of a Portland fight
card last night.
The flashy negro outboxed the
clever Can- regarded as a con-
night. After a delightful dinner Daun of th training s. hotil. j guest of her mother, Mrs. lita
plana tor the school were dis-.Paul T. Jackson: Chairman ofhella lleseltlne at Ktlgewootl on
cusscd- ; Board of Instruction, C. S. Rob-j Saturday iiml Sunday nf lust
The Instruction is to be given lertson: Recording Secretary. Mrs. week
tenaer lor tne welterweight cham-1 ny experts in the various posses Koba Bennett; Chairman of Cur- Mrs. Maxine llrown substltut-pionship-r-and
In the ninth round j of religious education wno will rncttltim committee, Mrs. D. V. 'ed Thursduy and Friday of last
worked his opponent into position visit Klamath Falls from Port-, Halght.- Chairman of financial j week during ihe absence of Mrs.
for the knock out blow. jland and other northern ritles ; committee. Mrs. Carl Knutsen; K F. U-ming.
Dotsen managed to get a draw during a series of three week ; Chairman of publicity. Mrs. Rach- A birthduy dinner was given
with McQuillen but the decision i ends, affording a rare opportun- el Solomon. Sninlav In hnntu- nf Mr it w
: ! Short. Mr. H. P. lh-hllnger and
Mr. J. K. Cullison of Portlund
should bave been McQulllen's.
A quarterly decline of more
than 230.800 gross tons tn the
volume of merchant vessels being
constructed throushont th s-n.lrl
Eades added a big j la shown In a statement by
Lloyd's Register of Shipping, bas
ed on returns from ail martime
countries for the three months
ended June 30, 1988.
I
m WEAVER
R. McQuillen
To Meet Allen
In Chiloquin
One of the best all-around figh
ters who has ever appeared in a
Klamath ring, will again display
li is ware, November 21, when Ray
McQuillen, colored flash from
Oakland, will meet Del Allen, La
Grande boy. In the main event of
a Chilonuln fight card.
McQuillen recently fought a
draw with Benny Dotaon but the
ii I most unanimous popular decis
ion and also the newspaper ver
dict, gave the negro the decided
edge.
Allen Is recognized as one of
the flishiest boxers In the North
west. Austin Rosander, two fisted
Ashland fighter, will be matched
with some worthy fighter, yet to
l.n nsmed. I
WXV PH ANN
The boomerang thrower
may get oft his game but
he's always sure of. a r
comeback
is
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HOSTESS OF
John Francis
LADIES GROUP
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Favor Law to
Save Material
In New Mexico
ALill'Ql'KItQl'E. N. M.. Nov.
II. (CP) A movement to con
servo New Mexico's sclent Iflc ml-
' ' i Iterials has been started h in
Next Meeting of Helping ! -New Mexico association of presl-
Hand Society Novem- i f"nt", of "'" of higher
, . j M- 'learning and a group of Interest;
. ber Wews INote$- led citizens.
... , , I " ' , , : I The' organizers of the move
(Special To The Herald !,,, favor , aw ro,lr
SHASTA VIEW , Nov. H ratine in the ,, . i. ,
The Ladles of the Helping Han j nr0H,r . dptwllorlr. ' a fair I
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ALL STAR CARD
Veterans' Pavilion Thursday,' Nov. 15
BENNY 10 Round. JOHNNIE
DOTSQN vs. FRANCIS
""c Classy I tuhl'-r ivi.le t.f klainaili I'alls
TEDDY
FOX
Terrific llltier
EDDIE 6 RounJt
GRAHAM vs.
One nf I'orllnnil'i t..t
Also 4 High-Class Preliminaries
ADMISSION:
Ringside $2.50; Reserved $2.00; Bleachers $1.50
Kids, 50c
STROPPINC IS ESSENTIAL TO
THE PERFECT SHAVE
One) of the heaviest hilling
lightweights In the gauie lotty
Is Johnnie FVnncfH, Klnmnlh
J-'nlls 'Sliock-putirir king who
will meet Kenny Dotsou, Port
land, in the main event of a
fight cnnl tomorrow evening:
In Acts arena, Hlxilt and Klam
ath avenue. Francis says lie
can get over Kotson, because
tlte latter Is Just the typo of
fighter lie Hkcs to meet.
Society were entertained by Mrs.
Weaver at her homo south of
Mulln on Wednesday. Kighteen
members and five visitors enjoy-
ed tho day. Tho hours were en
jjoyahly spent in a no.-ial manner.
The next meeting to be held at
the community hsll on Wednes
day. November 14. Mrs. Ander
son will be hostess.
Frank Wilson and son Itohert
were recent visitors at the homo
of the former's brother Harry
Wilson. E. (i. Wilson, father of
II. B. Wilson accompanied them
and will remain for a few weeks.
Mrs. Teresa McComb, post-mistress
at Malin, has returned from
a three weeks visit with relatives
at Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCoy and
Mrs. John Bailey were Klamath
Falls visitors Monday.
Mrs. W. ft. Hnskins is III at
tho homo of her brother Iloss
Rtampley of Klnmath Falls. Mr.
Hasklns visited her Wednesday.
Bert Voght and Louie Bern
hardt of Poo valley were visitors
in this place Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. If. K. Wilson
and Mrs. Bertha McCoy were in
Klamath Falls Friday where Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. McCoy had den
tal work done.
KKATTLK, Wash., Nov. H. U
P) "Doc" Knell, rleattln welter,:
won a six round decision from
Sug Meyers, Pocatello, here to
Both boxers took plenty of pun
ishment. Knell closing Meyer's
right eye in the fourth round
with a wild lefL
In the four round seml-wlnd-
u p, Al Grario, Spokane, won a
technical knockout over Tiger
Jensen, Denver,
amount of the scientific material '
collected. ;
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