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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1929)
Wt-1 nomlay,. May 1. K20 PACE TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH "FALLS. OREGON IN THE REALM OF "TO" CUE 'i BELIEVES HE'LL Warhorse of California in Good Shape for Friday " Main Event "Tlu.i-'M JilhlllLl tlllli-. llw wiuijsSiiof Snn Fi.inclco, hope hi- will .lip considered die ttrr don" In tiN main event, clash, here. Vrklaji nlislit at. llio Istiion.; Imll with Kniiikk- Forbes, slash... tnic Hollywood middleweight. ' i- , JUsM betler." Cline re-. ninrkril)',-,1hi;ii tin? rtopos-WTs flKiire f'vi on th hort end. A I look hiv , orr my nword, t ran .'iiiioiK . I have' lway fonsht Hi j boAl.tlHhu apralnst tin-1 beat ui4u. The boltiT they are. ' il weal. Ib iK'ttor orKi I pin up . "Vf. I'vo wn Korbo worn out. and fct,' i"iu som wtt Hahtvr a..cond boxir i'h miff jolt In pllhi-r mitt Hut I onn take t!Tythlnit ho'-Rot and more too I've foiiKht hoy who ,au hit hnrdor than h- vcr will punt-'b. Do I iliiuk I'll iii7 tiuru 1 do. I think I can KUt tum ooy. Me won't be jny tonKher Ihan WallPr ricRborn. 1 duii't think, In unit of what the boya aay." T!u- "TlKor" had plenty to say about DEFEAT FORBES hlH laM tiffin with CleK-.lnst horn i whirh the two nattiors went tn slahln? roanda to !. r ,luil. And this. n.-h rulouT.. i Kranki.. r.irbM. hard hlitlus U draw. The f-atnre bout of thr- -ven-: Aneclfs boy, hc inorts "Tifrcr" Johnnt rilnt "f San Frnuvl- In 'I ur wish that had bf-n aliDf. wa8 tnf gix-ronnd Komi-final , the main evont of what nromifs to t a icri-.n (isbt card iioxt IS-round fiBht," ho wild. " You wovn Ed,ie Thoma, Rolling-' Friday nisbt nt I.pkIi.ii Mem.i ial ball. Kuiirlh anil Klamath. KorU-s know, CloBborn waa Koinn Rood nam BB( i,eo Lomclll. Jloxican. is fn'sh rront a sorirn of sriiwitional main event Tietorbs In l'ort uu lo the eiabt round. Nobody Ki,lrh Thomm' n.-.pd ami ef-i land hU wln Ini lud-'d Frli i MrUalv and Hay M.-llulll.ni and known that better thin I. Dut . I. .... 1 fVn. , I ,, .. 1 ir,t niV Kt-(n I' (1 , i ..V'fc. i ... hi. " In the!.., "" ' , j wind, and he lout In he ,tlv,.r Kaled teehulepl knock- ninth -and tenth I was euttln oul j the four,h round him to piece. A couple more round I brllevo they would have roanna neiievu ui had to atop the fluht. Of course. 1 hujwys. might think I'm blow-! liwtiTnit: IVe been In tho rins 1 lonir enonsht to know when I m on top ot the piloi - "That esklmo wan- about , four hundred ner cent -lietter .ban he "was tUo llrst matt we iaKin. Some, of the fans were wonder-. Inj! why I didn't try that doubl-.-shitt. which wa so successful tho first time. I didn't dare, be cause CioEhorn was - so much faster. That shift works all. rlRht against a slow fiKhter but when your opponent has a quick . hard richly he's liable lo,plant t on the button just as you are la ihe middle f "the- shift. I had : 10 tOKe car . ni'". - .-ho hummlnR ol air .squadrons Cline haso ot a near on his , an(J Jhe cJaUcr of- m39Beil ot cav. face to rjAi him or his fig h ti j tll!w infantry and nu with Befffollmii, (amow ! ,', ,,,,,, ,h ,-, ran middleweight, several days j b,are of lw Iiands the deafen. j Uik hurrahs ot marching troops : "That was auro some rip snort-. aad tho qua,nt chime! 0 the ; Inz bout.- the "TiKer remark- emlin w mate ,h May Day ed. "Colima Is shifty. ;"'-' 0lle oi -thc most Impressive and er and howlie. can sock! ' Tiicyjgi. gympjni,,,, ovr heard i gnve him the shade and of cdursc ; ,n Rcd gqliarc ' I'm not crabhlnit. but I did think; The rtt.mon;trat,on MteteA ! It could have -eu Called a;Irom a prcvious oaos lu far j nraw. inai-i ... .1 in this fight (tame. Take the do-: cision without a murmur, what-' Tnr ll in- Lrauums iue inu- nlro won't eot vou " That's the" third time I ' ' : (nni-hf Bert The other times1 nindvmS-,'U,m- ' were draws. Some day I m going, Twpnt..five buge black tanks. , AIL hU ZZIL ire f,..ln"'n- ""-a taQks aaA ar- 1. , the Colima fight but would proh-: ably como into the ring a tew.!w9vc f)t pmall3.a3m. pounds undfr that mark Friday - iilght. "Jufit one thing you oan be sure of." he said "Im going in-; to u ring next rnauy aim s.inw Forbos moro pIovoh than h haH ; Kppn in many a day. I wan never in hotter Hhnpe and I think t can J ....oIk.,. - nr'we,snt aiul HRht-wpipht eham- -lip one .rvef on this boy". .,' ''om ,,t""""" A'"V Plon. a very laudable ambition, 'd.sturbanccs. . ,)Ilt i.ol,Kir!irJ couldn't sue his , l'ollcemcn have been assigned point of view. HIGHWAY SOUTH :'" l?"nrd th0 h"mu of Jonn D- Mickey is silll dLssutlsfied with! rr t r ki r vo itockefeller, Jr., J. Plerpont Mor- the result of his recent encounter KJF L.J r lilt lO BEING TREATED; With the first coat of oil laid on the Merrill sction of Thc,s,"n an5- iUeKnl d1""-1''"""" of hnmllifllu nnrl tit At ni no nnri 1 DallPR-Callforniii hifihway and on i the Kono section of tlie Green Knrinen hiclinrnv (lin tnto tifirli.i way oiling, crew is now busily, engaged In renlllng a section of highway extending from La ' Pino to a point 20 miles south. After this TrorV is completed, the j crow will retnrn to Klamath' Knlis and place second and final coats of oil on the sections of' highway near Klamath Falls. COMMISSIONER SEVERELY ILL : . Hilas Olienrluiln. comity rora-1 inlssloner, and prominent Kin. niilh eouuty n-sidnt, is severly out Fred Petersnu conferred on ' marking tho opening of a large ana painfully ill at his home on the proposition. All agreed as sawmill. Coyernor Patterson ,wiU rajitth and High streets. to the advisability of selling the, go on lo Klamath Fulls wWc ;jIr. Obenchnln became 111 late property In the near future. the will speak ut a chamber 1 of ynjiardny following n 2H0-mlloi !The old high school wns abnn- j comnierco mooting Friday night, mid Inspection trip throughout ' rtdned when , tho 'hew Klamath The Governor is accompanied on KJamath, - ''"' ""I'talon high school was completed, I tlie trip by Mr.' Patterson. .':v V ... . , , PU'IFM . .Misslou ' l.os AllKi'li'i ... Oakland S:H Francisco Hollywood Sacramento Portland Seattle coast W. L. 21 111 .19 15 IS IT IS IT 14 II 17 14 lit is lH'T. .87 ' .sis ; .529 .629 .Still j ISK ' IIS ti 21 V.1TIOXAI. W 7 I.. ITT Ilo.slou SI. Louis .RSS .SSJ . 50fl 417 .400 ..till liltl ..161 P('T. .714 .:!6 .600 .iOO .441 .400 .SSS .300 Xcw Vorl; Cincinnati Philadelphia .. 4 ltrooklvu , ... v..s , 4 7 Pittsburgh i . t . p.r-oklyn 1 4 7 , AMI'.lt KMX W. I.. Si. .,nut '.W 4 Pbil:'iti'lplii 7 4 .Ww York 4 f'hlrauo K Bunion 4 S n.-troli ClevWaiul '.. . . S ivaMUngton , ... i 7 Klamath Puas Lose Bouts in Portland Ring j ': I'ouTl.AXl). Oro.. May I. t.V (, BIUy Towusend, Vanfouver. , a c linhlwelKht. ovorwliPlmed - Tommy 1 uiuiu t r li'iuiue u 11111a. lit 1 ' 1 nicht. ia thoir ton-round at- ; niri Towns.nd takins ovory '.,,.. , hnrt hmnsht him : ! ..! . . .. tl 1 1 . ,1 pDI1(.k Martin, of Klamath Falls., After throo knockdowns the re Arter tnroo anocxaowi ferc(J stepped the hont. i,.tt Sal, liiak(. (.j steamboat ' Jackson.. tted Mil- won over' Klamath . pnUs, four rounds, and Dilly Church, Portland, took a close jMs - Vnund "decision ., from Uenny ! 'Km. Srtttto. ' .' 1 , (Cftnttnittti rrm Pncr Onp) , rour of tlie Kremlin batteries, the foreign military attaches, ,n fron of Lfcu, mall!(oleum. Klven amplQ opportunity to mpntit In bonntntr ahrpnqr nf T:iA - - ,M.. moo.rn ,v tch. i .mored motor cars of recent con-! , ,,. ,lr,. .... cnn?inff a NEW YOTtK, May 1, fAI)- j Five thounand policemon, tI,ir(, o Je (.,ty. foroJi nftvo , nsKi..ned to aDw.itt n,y to-; mm its STAGED TODAY day to protect rity officials,!8 formerly welterweight champ j .AtYifnnn nLlunna f.nrl tMil.ltt g,in. .Mayor Walker, city, state : land, federal Judges and mauy ' public and municipal buildings. 10111' also have been ordered to "Vf-Hons looking packages. P V J i . WILL BE SOLD (CVinttnn.d from Pag.'Oaoi- Hate of the public sale will be determined by the county court ot its Saturday nvottng. This morning Jlr. Wiley, Conn- ty Judge V. U. Ooridnrd. County j nommlssioner fharlea Williams aud County School Sn tier Intend- GHOOL i FRANKIE " '" anxious to add another aealp posnlblv lv the kayo mute, be admim that C line 1? a rrafly rinst ' j o( a ptlm.n ln oiIhr hall0. Mickey Aspires To Tie R ad y Bob's Record Jj I Jf Jiif ! : Fo.wr l'llcheT r York Wants , Ml-k-y Walker, the chubby. middle-weight champion, refills i to admit the truthfulness of the '"" ! n " s"u " i can alivay beat a good little , mnn " nf tr.n.1 In III. onn cnun i l-ntil he met Tommy Lough- : ran, the boss of the Uglit-heavies. i ho was ambitious to tie old Boll I timo , s (.arpor ,., ,.Uam. pion In three divisions. Walker aU WlUlll'tt Ml III. BIHIJ UIJMIUIU- ! with the light heavyweight i rI,a"ln nd believes that, -.in a j "OD" "K"1 c:i" r'n"z" a, There is some talk of the two i meeting at Tijuana .May 29th -1 .. r , over the forty-five round route. ' If the match materializes and they go that distance It will he : a "naturnl." The "Derby route"-' will be refreshing lifter the ten-j round championship fiascos ln : tho last two or three years, not-1 ably the Dempsey Tnnney and ' Sharkey-Strlbllng bouts. ' EXECUTIVE ON 1 WAY SOUTH TO KLAMATH FALLS j j . j SALKM, Ore.. May 1. i-AP Ooverni r Patterson will bo a! guest of the town of file ndfilc, Douglas country, today, where j h will iti.nd iim frrimi,.tili.u , ; mmm t i zrr wt u" The TaY ?4 S.VSr!!i FORBES Site AT' N to hi piiKili.itie belt. However. o win. aud Stecher, Lewis Will Grapple This Evening OS AXOELES, May 1, (Al') -J"e S body scl Stecher, Willi his powerful bodv scissors, and Ed "Strnimler" ; Lewis with his stunning head ' locks the outstandins wreitlers jof the game with the two holds 'which have brought them each ' the heavyweight title three dif ferent times will lock horns for the sixth time in their colorful careers here tonight and 'ho mat h will mark their first non chainplonship battle. i There two grapplers, whose rivalry for mat honors dates back to lf'li"., will struggle tonight for a -chance at the crown they wore so many times, but which now is atop the slightly bald pate of ! "dynamite". Ous Sonnenherg. HESS DEFEATS ZORILLA IN 10 ROUND BATTLE ' .. iv.t-t io ti.... . . ii "fl,"V! . 1 ...... -.iwinw iib, mh .imciw, iap ed an nrset here last night when, bo wn au ten-round decision trom San,in!ro Zorllla f Pan. an,a. who receutlv made nn uii- sucrefnl attompt to nrqitfri Tod Morgan'- Junior lightweight title, MM SUA . fW Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup is a highly concentrated extract of finest barley one of the most wholesome cereals the earth produces. Its uses for food products are many and varied. It is sold by grocers and dealers everywhere. Ask for it by name. ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUIS 'Bfiirley-Malt Syrup Football Star Throws Rocks; Freed on Bail iiAvw.utn. cnr.. ij i. a j P th Of till lOr.( IM'OHpOl'tt . for I ulorilty of ( tdtiorntn 1 footh.ill icim ihU oir wmt riiivt'it, fn h( rtyu h mipotirM hor ' wdh Imil to h't hliu oollono oxttniinatt n. Thi'Oiloro Ho kott, viMi'ran Iflrklo of tin IUmuh, oiiiriil j to hpot'r Ihm'oiv JiuUo J. W. . Harder. Jr., h.ro on n ihurin of throw Inc nn-kn m ttn h tin of j tlon:t KotilourlH ut ftvo oVlm It : Motnl.iv mortthu. Tho oimwuc- ,1110111 would hiivt provonliMl Uv-l kott from tjikiiis rvtmimit I n , mid ho wouUl hnve hi'in nulnma-' (U'ul ilWiiiMliliiut rom .ilhlw j to roiitnt'tKlou ntvi fall. Tho ; , JtidK' Hli'ml to 1 ho pliu of; Nlh Priii. CtillforniH .otuli, nntl roU'astHl !li k.'lt on sl()n Imll' that I'rU'o ftimUliori. VESSEL TOWED , INTO PORT BY TUG SEA SCOUT SAN KltANPISri), M;iy . A 1 I Thi- stonut m h oiut Kiiillak. whi'li miwiI out dl;t(riMr rallrt ( tor sprfut;it: u Uak off l'oint Kc.vim, noar hero, lat nlshi, was towtd Into S.in Kmnriiiro hay rotlay hjr llio Iiir Son Smut. Several rraftji turned lu tho dinvtitxi of tin Kadlak after the SOS 1 i k n:t I s r ro ti rou d ra t h it tho ship rofu-jjl t tnko a ton lino from th Siundard OU tank er I'h lrlcs WutHon. iho (lvt to rcavh tho Kroutv BITTER FIGHT i olltlnu. ,1 frum I'.icr.- fin) cessnr of i.ie railroad dynasty fiiiindcd by bis father. Jay Could begau assembling a transcontin ental railroad. The battle with 'the Pennsylvania started when the Could Int. Tints bought Ihe I'llsliurgh fc Went Virginia and extended It ! rittsbiirgli. Only a short gap between that road and Die Western M.irylnnd. also acquired by the Cnulds. remained to complete ihp transcontinental system. Iteiently the I'ltlubiirgh & West Virginia received permls-. slon from the Interstate crnumls- l n to brldso thl gap. Tha Oonld system was dismcnibi ri'd in n subsequent period of final! cinl stress. f OY Plf ANN, inc tning any man con ..to best on an empty stomach i eat UilFE CRACKS ' -cdo -- IPlPNYKMOiUMyrtStXi BM-117 RAILROADS Ifl BOY RIDES 24 MILES ON JAUNT UU'IIMOM) 1111. 1.. (Mti , Ma 1. ll'IM - (It'oivlo llflil. aut'd il. wan Im k home today afti'f lit t -foi-nihiK thi nHtiniLshiiu ff u of riding SI mtlt'n 011 hlx trlryl In n noti'it p runaway flight i vUlt Toronto. . Thi tdrii strip k (ioorto it 00 11 nft or hU liMnii . ti u ontno'al vi-s-torduy. A inoniiMit lutot hi a on hti irloyrlo and pr rood 1 11 K Ml K rr list n if p(,lMl if I wo mlloH nn hour down th" high way. Al'tor that O.iiitio v,'i!i tni rt'Dtolotl until 0 ; :ut p. m. w lnp polirriuiiu .Mtt'untio nU;1iIi-( a M ran jit voloi'ipodi 011 dowu t wn Torontti hhikm. It mc'Iikm! to ho altlnc tor turn. 1 rhmuo. Al rourt vtrifl idh-r hi a 1 ton. Toronto. (iVorrh pinit itnl hl arrrMt. A ph no full to hU linni' horo (ih'iiilfli'd t.onirfio an ih na nil' CiMH t-,ft U M w t wo yarn uko h-fi liW homo In Km:!1 Itock, i 'all font In . 011 a s.inii smaller triry.liv and pt-tlitllod to I. 11 AiiRtdr. S mlhH nway. SWIM M llir NF.W KLAMATH NATATOR1UM 1711) Main !. .r Ml W.TII, SAI I 'l V. I I ! Vill.im Kiiprrvi li.n; fomp f-nl iiiHirin'ilou availahto ly appohit mom. IloHrv:tl!oti4 far private partial hv nppoliHttolii. Try our .Natural lli ni-r; Strain 'I'tih and hlmucri. PHONF. 12fifl- 66 East side,West side -' ; all around theYoiotv ruimmmm i f fej-i!V- as 1 m m.?i'KrfVt-:-M. i J AiHttfrtti 1X5' K':-mmtmkL'L I ... a Jh- y. '-I i-WftTt-WV iTi'r Vl I unrrucn anivrv . rs . , .. ... .... I IN EVEKY Ol'A UTI-K OF THE CITY . . . ili.w "lectins ajliopaj" were opentj, mid lhmit.iniii of imisrrs-hy ilirontrcil In to mnoke uml cmniiire lh kddinu lisriirittca vh numm coiuculrd. The 4 leading hramU, with names hidden. tut. iim p-LI f " I ' mi - r .mm m r ';' N O T A Lawrence Book Obscene Claim U. S. Officials ST I. ill IS. Mo., Ma I. tl'l'l t'liHtonii el lb-nil of the Si I.oiiim pout oiHch brandi'J an ob coito and wtibt'ld troui Hie ni it It m vein I eoplen of U. II I.hw reni'n'w nvel 'l.nily f'bailerlev'H l.over." it Willi b'ariied bi-re In (lay. Tile volume were uddt'eifrd to utunliert of nil iii'iImis iind wrll (Th eidi'iiy nt T.iom, New .Mtxlro, and bad been tuallol from linly where ibi noted Kiitdl'.li iniili 'r t ll ; Il t mil 11 II iu It .it rillllini of Sec the Nciu Pacific Coast Sensation! Friday Evening, May 3rd Leo-ion Pavilion" c 10-RD. MAIN EVENT FRANKIE FORBES Loa Anjclea VS. . . 'Tiger" Johnny CLINE Idol of KUmath Fall 6 RDS. 130 POUNDS Billy Breedlovc vs. Leo Lomelli 4 RDS. 143 POUNDS Billy Church vs. Jack McCoy Also 2 Crack Prelims ylFPJSWuaJi ll lin manual itawiaanui isiMi i in ia n n Ki7laii ii i i ti iimriifiaa ni ! 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W'iO; V l.'ll'l l.ehs 1I11111 l hours ufier they ndinltted aiieiiiitliiB '' kill J lin j I'npe lii order In carry on an Illli II love affair. Mis. IVl. -in.' Iiiiist I'lill I'. liter. 2ft. were ml 1 none 10 WiiiiiiIii I'l'lHon In aerv. jsuy.'nr miili'iiies. I'olslir ml-liillli-U lliinwlim arid lu I'ope's , face and beniltm blm with rt in . ll. t- York compares f SO. 191 1 fi, m41 341 SS . 1S4 767 , US 143 s50 M i l5 ' t 03 m m 16S ' 3S 1 4 ' i 1076 1216 10i 51? 430 . 2003 104. : 4S1 113 603 36 171 983 47S4 truly youri,
