Fajre Two
THE EVENTNO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Tlmrsiliiy. Pi't'omlicr 27,
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nn in the
REALM OF
Hug gin's Almost
' Spoiled 'Babe's .
Lonj? Tee Shot
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PASSENGER
SANGOR TRAINS
FOR BIG FIGHT
WITH MORGAN
' CHICAGO, Dec. 27, (AP
Discouraged but till ambitious.
Joey Rangor, the Milwaukee fea
therweight, who threatened to
retire from the ring following his
knockout by Armando Santiago,
I Cuba, recently,- hat aettled down
j, to a week of intensive training
I here for his JO round eltamplon
j. ship boat with Tod Mormvn; Jon
!' lor light weight tlllc'h.il.Ur.
The championship match will
i bald at HUKAukro New Years
, afternoon. -
ALONZO SG
OUITS TRACK
Will Retain Athletic' Job
With Chicago, Men-Sam
Will Succeed
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Ybil JIjMOST
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t'HIPAUO. Dee. 27. (AD
"The grand old m m of bin len
at n'.eUcs " Amoi Alotito Slang of:
WIIKCKED BOAT KOIXn , he University of Chicago, has re
t WATERTOWN. N. T.. Dec. 27. ! tired a track coach.
I (UP) A searching party today Finding hit dutlea as athletic
; fonnd a wrecked motor boat in 'director and football coach hear-j
i which Lawrence Ingerson and Al-j Ing heavily upon dim nn.l re-
don l'ettit, high icbool students quiring all hla time. Static haa
i i'liu Arumr Jkoueroon, a c lars-i " hhk
aon Technology College student, 'over to hi protege, Ne.1 Merrl-
, had started for Oananoque Mon- jm- "'p of the (treated runners
day' The wreck wa found on to hum up a cinder tracx
flay Inland. It waa feared its i lhp Maroon.
occupants had drowned.
What DidYoo
Think Aimoi
Writ YOOH
rieuu OUST
fIS;SEC Mr"
HEAP, pAlie
Iws iloo'T
WilHI'eK'INo
WHAT MNP Or
is. MAN Aiitfl
CHAKLtr dl-AK'
WOUU? MAHC?
The change!
2 701
Heir, Lost Eight;
Days, Is Found
ifl 1
T,
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li'nhttnilrd from I'air Oin-I
lose rail it mile and n half north
of llesporia ut 1 a. ni. Propping
.down from Cajuu l'u Into the
I .Mnjttvo desert, ilia train bad at- '
tallied a speed ejllmuled , ut CO -1
miles ail hour nml the haimaKC ;
Jcars wore over the lose rait be
I fore It wan tossed aside, sending
Ithe following sleeper onto the
.ties. Seven cars left the track.'
three of tbeni pliiniclug down n
So font embankment. Two of the
sleepers turned over In the ditch.
Clmrtfo TaniNrliiK
CliargHs tliiit wreckera li.ol
tampered with tin1 rlitlit of way'
were made by Santa Kn offlcUiN
shortly after the wreck, and a 1
report that two crowbar and u
wrem h had been atolen front the
Santa Ke tol house at HeHpirla
was ntadi to Sheriff Sltea of San
llernardino couiily. K. K. Far
ley, a sheriff's deputy at Vlrlor
vllle, and oue of tbo flint to
reach the wreck, reported be had
found spikes, apparently pulled
from th ties for the letiKih of
one rail, in the ditch by the slit.'
of the rlsht of way. Official
I
i 'yjt$ 1
Kr-JV.f.fiV,
KILLED IJ THIEF
III
i:v vtMiK. n.'c 2", t i'i
.V wuli'lininu was kllleil, npiit'eul
ly by some volatile- ILplM thrown
oil him. a bi'lper mi a iioilio
tttirli was knoi lti d tun oiihi Ioiis
W ill i I! tillll, KII J.H MI XIt Wi
'MKXini cri'v, Hoc ST. U'l'i
' llrs lli'i iil. ii llii-b, A tin-rlt'ii ii
milliner, who shut and killed a 1
Mi'Vl an mon bant Chris,! mas ilu),
probably will be. i 'barged Willi1
miii'itor, oiflrlals kiiIiI IoiiIkIiI ,
'I'M .i i lr! nIioI IO Io'ui'ii llcllayoliln, t
a inenhani, uw a reoilt of a:
iiuaii'i'l iivi'C it l.'i.iiilli hiwsiitl,
Mi:l M it in: till N iioMl'i '
IttiCllhVTKII, N. V , liec i'7, '
I l l'l Hadil (I Meeker, Ml. 'ill. ill
'linl.'iil. alio ilias'il Miss Kuili I
SAN FRANCISCO
1
jj. . 1
j Willi n blow from i In- hull end ' l.'( oiin. II bv airplane In Call fEt
nf a revolt 'i' and a i li.ipi ictii loi nia. nrrnni .11 111s iniiuo inuay.
was robbed ot fl'l l a lianilil It Ii ludleird Vl-a .MiConnell Is
Who 1 lllornl the CllKU' lllo'lllI llb her step Hi.. II Ill s,.llio
laboiatories ill I'lCinl Htrrei ml. Idle tt.-.l.'vu nnva.
I jeat'ly lOlbiy : mmmm
The body
If laT IT L' j XI
f"i.bitmaly '.'i;i'j!;j!Jl;,N,;
Ip.i,i- ' - a
tin betul.lut I
bnlnl. I -.Hani I
Uinmsiuom, 1
NAira 1 tots I
rl .Ill '
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list K'
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tAVI.OH
Al UfAttltuLlI
GVLIFORNIAN
-mi
Used Car
VALUES
at our lot
this week.
7 i. k iift.f
' Stagg cmtcbed hi. first' Chicago : F"rm'"r )''"'""' N,,w Vork '',l,lt8 i asserted also that an angle Iron
track team In 1SSS and In point Bahe Itulh Is a constant In-, had iv-en unbolted and removed
of service was the oldest active l'lrartoH) ro the scribes who .from the track.
college track coacb In America, chronicle his doingsr The big
Merriam rompeted on Chl.-ago'a .Mlow Is always pulling the un- l.OS ANC.ELKS. Dec. 27, (AIM
team from ! to t8. winning . ,iP'-ieo ami nas an iintisnai secret Kervice men of the Alchl
Atler eight days nf tun ion -wide
search. polt-e have found Kendall
II. Hansard. Syracuse University
student nl Coiiimbus. (. llas.-aid
diHatipeiired while 011 bis way
home from a fraternity party,
suffering frntu lo.-s of memory.
He Is heir 10 a largo fortune
of the ual.hiualt.
Ileury W. (low, wns I01111.I 011
the mvinid flour. .".r b'"i
the iiucotisi'loiis form of tin)
helper nn.l the niaurf.-ur a no
ha.l been b.niu.l mid K'titi;,'.l.
Th Ii 11 ill ton r U Klimr .M.iv
few :'l. if Hiilliiu.iM'. and ihe
lli'lper Ik t hi'slei- l , Can l..y , Thev
bad driven' 11 truck 01 liar -.is
ll.'tll I t.l 1 1 1 III , I -. Hhi'M' ilov HI"
enii. y, , Ii y h s.iuilii rn M.il.n
Cm i.. rail. Hi. 1,1 tin- Curm 11I1..I111
la'-jratnrles.
the conference ttit yard run all
sense of humor.
son Toieka and Santa Ke rail-
three years aud the iSO yard low wa" Piaymg a rouna 01 gou way Kcarrni today for the In-,
hurdles In l07 and ISrta. He!Un hlra o0 df ' ' Jungle I divlduals who. they said, plotted
has been Coach St.igg's assistant -ountry t tun, si. fetersniirg. the wreck of the Missionary
during the past year.
1928 Chevrolet
Coach
Fully Equipped
1928 Chevrolet
Coupe
Fully Equipped
1928 Chevrolet
Cabriolet
Fully Equipped
1927 Pontiac
Sport Roadster
A snappy car.
1925 Chevrolet
Roadster'
1927 Chevrolet
Coaches
1927 Chevrolet
Coupes
1926 Ford Tudor
Sedan
1926 Ford
Coupes
1928 Chevrolet
Ton Truck
Dump Body
Motor Co.
'-.,..' .-.
CHEVROLET
Sales and Service
522 South Sixth St
Phone 49
STUPTfl
c
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Florida, and lust -ahead of ua was I Overland train, as it aj-od down
Miller Hugglnn. the old Giant the eastern aide of the Sm ller
nardino mountains at a speed of
60 miles an hour.
HEWS NOTES OF
FAI DiSTH
IT
manager, and "Hube" Marquard
the old U I a n I " southpaw, or
"CriKiked Nvk" as Ruth called
jhitn.
On the third hole Huth rut
loose with one of his tremendous
CONDITION' IMI'ltOVKIt
CANTERBURY. Kng.. Dec. "7.
1 t'Pl lir rv.un...
A -I .k. . 1 1 t.n ri.... - ' ' 11
. , , , '., , . ArchbUhop of Canterbury, cou-
that Jnst missed Huggins' ear ,,, . , uur''
.... hi i. ' to make Improvement t.e-
! . - . . JL for t lea., so'o ' l"'- " WM -il officially.
Jack Must Beat Christner LrHa , Tt'c Archbishop, who Is suffer
January 25, Rickard
- Meets Termi- -
At the next tee lluggina wait- j
Ing from Internal Inflammation.
ed for Rath and cautioned htm j "a .""ld lo n;l1"
about driving up on him.
rarely.
NEW VORK. Dec. 2". (AP)
You might have killed me If
The New York Times says today l"1" b" had me behind the
that Tex Rickard will annonnce 1 "r- Babe' Wat yo" ,hlnk
tomorrow from Miami. Fla.. thatibout wh-n ,llt "'' of yoan
Just mtssei ray neaa :
n
I
he has signed Jack Sharkey to
fight - Young Stribling at Miami
on February 2(.
The Times says it learns that
the differences between the pro
moter and Sharkey hare been
patched np and the boxer's fln
lnTe'nl -ilgmftiiiia-1 sawt. W a eoss-
!'promU"aad 4hat' Lhs oaly":Wnji4.!
that remains Is for Rickard to
make certain of his guarantee to
Sharkey of a distinguished out-of-town
referee.
A condition of the agreement
Is that Sharkey must defeat K. g0CTH BEXD. Ind.. Dec. 17.
P. Christner. Akron, Ohio, heary- (Ap.snce Knute Rockne be
welght. In their bout here Jan. L.m ,,hn rrh in 1S17. Not-
35. In the event Sharkey is de-,e Dame na, played lu Kameg,
HVK Hl'RX IX HoTEI,
STOCKHOLM, Dec, 27. (UPI
-Five women and a child were
burned to death in a hotel fire
I was Inst wondering whatlal Tldabolmm. It was reported
kind of a manager Charley j today. The fire occurred Chrbt-
O'Leary Would make." answered mas morning.
the big fellow.
MnTPrrniMCQ 1
lUIIIL-linillL-Uri
RECOfCITEO;
feated Paulino Uzcudun probably
will replace -him.
AL KARASICK
BEATS ALLEY
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 27. (A
P) AI Karaslck, Portland light
heavyweight wrestler, won from
Tom Alley, Outlook, Mont., by
two out ot three falls In a match
here last night.
Karaslck took the first and
third falls, the first in 19 min
utes, 40 seconds with a back- the Cornhuskers, Notre Dame has
ward drop and the third In 4 j won four, lost three and tied
minutes with a stand crotch bold, two; against the Army, the
Alley took the second fall In Ramblers have won eight, lost
; 13 minutes 25 seconds with a I two and tied one.
1 double reverse arm scissors. I Derplte this great record, Not
; Frenchy Leavltt won two falls re Dame has had but three seas
from Jim Thor in the prellmln-' ons in that period in which it
winning 92, and losing 1J and
tying six. the athletic depart
ment baa revealed In the football
annual Just released. j
The record shows that 19211,
when the Ramblers lost four
games out of nine, was the poor
est during 'Rorkne's coachsbip.
Yet, Rockne clasned the team as
one of the gamest he ever coach
ed, i
Of all the teams Notre Dame
has met in the Rockne regime.
Nebraska has been the hardest
to defeat, the records show. Of
ary.
HGHTwS OF
LAST NIGHT
came through Its hard campaign
j without being defeated or tied.
Ln 1919 and 192H, the Ramblers
won nine without a defeat or tie
and In 1924 they hung np 10
straight victories.
(COvi sTfcsl A K-
lour ship will never crirri
- iu ij yui diay uwuy jllrr
1 the bank
(Special To The lli-rnld)
(.Mary llay. correspondent I
WOKDES", Dec. 27. A group
of lb" young people of Ibis coin-1
ui nil II y enjoyed a skating aud
slijrgblng party on Miller l.aki.
lust Saturday. Those who en-'
Joyed the party follow: Mr. and
Mrs. C. I.. Collins. Jack Cham
pion. Ted. Alfred and Elile San
ders. I.iulier Sunders, Christina
and .Mary (lay. After the parly
the guexts built a large fire In 1
a cabin where they made them
selves cn:nfnrtube.
Mr-. I). !!n Nichols, Christina
and M.uv Cay and I'nul Collins
enjoyed the program at Keno
The Wordi'n school gave tin
after-nun program 011 Friday. A 1
good crowd attended. Presents
were presented to nil the guest.
Mr and Mrs. (J. L. Collins. I
Ja.k Champion, (leora Toharks
were ruo!,: ul the home of Mr. 1
aud Mrs. 11. n (lay on Saturday. '
f aiaissiaiy y m.ywi jg aim asa ,
t.'j,. ;1, , ,l
t mWSr
1 rfi-Si: '
J flhw iY!ma 1ee ,
tlic
ZEROELENE
the modern
oil
When Guests Come I
CAS yiitt p: t ;iicis ulinlv. Lmiwnii: 1I1.11 ilicir every
want will Ik-tjkt 11 1 lie id '
(.att ymi jmiic tlu-itt ( (he pnv.uv tin y liavc 111 tlirir
nMt Imitii-r In shur. have un j.lijiutc hjiliitir; anj
otlt-t iacilitii t for tltcini
'I he extra li.itllnxmi, in in,liviisj'!i- vsln il quests
come, will ! a coiivciuciti.i.' tlut n 1 r own Ijiinlv will
j:ri JilvciioVrf.fr;w. ( irowiiij; mm jn.l i4ii;:litcr
will he 4hlc to preserve that privacy so cfciiu.il tn char
acter development. The tin i itini; "luttlc fur the hath"
will he no itiote.
W'cslull he;la.l tocxpljin lonv iouklr viult j luth
r.xitn tan he imullol
123 N. 6th Si.
Phone 371
1
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MlehoU of
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Christmas vacation at the home j
Ubf-Wtss Delia Mrhols of w orden A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
-par ' j
"Mdke: Health Examination of If our iomi?"
Mrs Wll-
11 ml her grandmother.
son.'
1...! ...tlDn -n,,.-t.,...l l.,ul.
Jnesi at the Hen (lay home on
t auiurua.
I Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sanders
land sons Ted and W a I He wer
! week eud visitors In Klmnath
Kalis.
i L. V. Cordon Irnnsaited busi
ness at Keno during the early
part of the week.
as
WIRE CRACKS
' tC& .
WH0S6AiJClf,THe
UT OF HV UFE
1K To "SC'MttlMuJ
I KKMAIVS HKM.Tt:i)
! SAN LUIS OHISPO. Calif. Dec.
I 27. il'l'i Relatives of John I'.
I Matthews. 27. of Brooklyn. X. Y.
I who was found dead In u lo al
hotel, requested that his body be
1 cremated and the ashes thrown
Into the sea.
An inquest will be hold, prob-
ably Thursday, to determine
, cause of death. Matthews nr
1 rived here Monday to seek employment.
TO BUILD ICK PA LACK
I CHICAGO, Dec. 27, (AP)
I Like the moneyed tenant, who
was kicked out of his apartment
(By The Associated Press)
BUFFALO. N. Y. Tuffy Grif
fiths. Sioux City, outpointed th(! Chicago Blackhawks sra go
Garfield Johnson, Pittsburgh, . i, , iiih' hr,m r thoi- nn
! (101.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla
Johnny Simpson, San Antonio,
.stopped Spoke Kelly, Chicago,
: (5).
G. Q. D'ALBINI
Certified Public Accountant
Federal Tax Service
Phone (16 or 86(
Medford Oregon
Major Frederic McLaughlin,
president of the hockey club,
me.ber of the National Profes
sional Hockey league, announced
an Ice palace, costing 1750,000
will he erected on the north side
a and will be ready for use for the
-vi
Block Wood
Order before you're out
We do the best we can
E. L. French
1022 East Main
Phone 607 '
'1929-30 playing season.
1MRRACKH DKKTKOYfcD
FORT KNELLING, Minn., Dec.
27, AP) Forty soldiers were
j routed from their quarters early
1 today when firs of undetermined
origin destroyed the two story
(barracks of 1. company, third In
fantry, U. S. A. The loss was
estimated at 110,000.
The barracks was one of the
oldest on the Fort Snelllng re
servation, having been built In
1873.
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BRAVE BABY LI.NOKIIH
; CINCINNATI, O.. Dec. 27, (U
P) Frankle Brooks, 18 months
was near death from pneumonia
; today after physicians had tried
vainly for days to remove from '
his throat a toy motorcycle that
he had swallowed In play.
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