The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 10, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE RVENTNC HERALD, KLAMATH FAU,S. OREGON r I in TITLE HOLDER RETAINS GROWN IN RARD MATCH TMQ REALM OF 5 eaaaaaw. . " i. r m Cut Sonnenberg Butt Hii Way to Victory Over Lewis. B08TON, July 10. (AP) Qui Sonnonberc took to another notch today In the Dlamood champion' belt, attar turning bark tha challenge ot Ed "Stran (lr" Lawta, from whom ha raited tha championship all month! s(o. Twenty fire thou aand customers crowded Fenway park and paid $90,000 to eee tha aacond anrouter laat night. Tha former Dartmouth football player Buffered the tint tall of h la eighteen month'a mat carper laat night but came back with tha famoua (lying tackle ha bor rowed from the gridiron to flat ten Lewla twice in !S minutes. Lewis successfully avoided 6onnanberg'a butting chargea at tha start. With 17 mtnutea gone ha jumped aalde from one of the ehamplon'a chargea ao neatly that Sonnenberg nose dived to the mat. The "Stran glar" Jumped on him and ob tained a breast lock tor the first fall. Sonnenberg came back tight Ing mad but almoat loat tha match several Umea when Lewis clamped a Deadlock on him. Finally, however, ha batted enc- eeaafuHr to take tha aecond tall In - It mtnutea. The deciding tall came three mtnutea later after Lewla had knocked Bon nanberg ont ot the ring. fur tha match two Chicago porta promoters, Joe Cotter and v"Doc" Krone announced that Snnenbarg would defend his title at Chicago In September against an opponent to ba selected by the Illinois Athletie Commoaaion. Morgan Loses But Keeps His Coveted Title LOS ANOELK3. July 10. (AP) Ooldia Hess, known In fight clrclea aa tha "Paulino ot Ocean Park. Cel.," today had added another victory to his string of ring triumphs and at tha ex- pease of the Junior lightweight champion. Tod Morgan, Only the fact that the title waa not at stake aaved Morgan his crown laat night In a bout which ended with tha lad from tha Beach city taking all ot the ten rounds. Tha champion was awarded two with the others a draw. Heaa swarmed all over Morgan from tha atart, chasing him about tha ring. On tha other hand the champion aeemed alow. and waa nnable to get started A terrific left hook to the Jaw ataggered Morgan In the third, and from that time on Hesa held the edge In tha argu ment. ERNIE NEVERS DEFEATS DOCKS At Money Mad for Asking $50 Split Quite a few politicians use public offices for private purposes BOXING PROBE IS UNDER WAY IN WINDY CITY CHICAGO, Jaly 10, (AP) Chargea that boxers have been forced to give from 10 to 20 percent ot their purses In order to gat place on cards ara to ba Investigated, and promoters and match-makera have been ordered to appear before the II- llnota Athletie Commission next Tuesday. . Chairman Paul Prehn yester day aald the commission has evidence of boxers having been forced to submit to tha "shake down' In order to get bouts. CXr"9 HIS MOXKET ENJOYS PARACHUTE JTMP NEW YORK, July 10. (AP) Baal Debever, parachute Jumper, maintains his pet monkey en joys a drop with him and whistles and chatters all the way. Bnt tha society with the long name disagrees. At Its pro test Saul haa cancelled plana to drop from a plane with his pet at Roosevelt field. 1 I eofc: never Cm Me JjACvTctearj CRUSP Ousted Doctor Would Return To Association PORTLAND. July t. (AP) Or. Louis E. Schmidt, nationally known urologist, ousted from membership In the Chicago Med ical society for alleged unethical conduct In connecUon with his clinic, arrived here early Tuesday to further his plea for reinstate ment In the American Medical association. The doctor, whose controversy with the Chicago society attract ed nationwide attention. Is aald to have petitioned the Judicial council ot tha American Medical association for reinstatement. Dr. George Follansbee, chair-1 man ot the council, aald today i no action would be taken for ; some time and did not promise 1 Seals Decisively Beat Oakland ; Senators are Humbled. By The Associated Prree Pacific Coast league pitchers underwent a terrlfto shelling In yesterday's renewal ot aerlea play In tha aecond week of the season's second half. Tha Seals decisively trounced the Oakland club t to t across the bay collecting a total of IT hlta. llollla Thurston waa hit hard by the Oaka but tha home team wasted moat ot Ita thirteen safeties. Oakland used three moundsmen. It waa Johnny Ver ges Day, that young man cele brating hla twenty-third birthday. The Oak third aacker was presented with a 100 wstch by admirers. With timely hitting on the part of hla team mates, Ernie Nevera pitched tha Mission Reds to a T to 1 victory over tha Port land Ducks at Recreation Field. After allowing two runa In the first Inning, Nevera aettled down and planked the vlsltora for the other eight Innings. Tha Reda reached Fred Ortman for two in the first and piled up a big lead in the middle Innings. Loa Asgelaa humbled the Sac ramento Senators in the capital city, t to S, driving Doc Cran dall from the mound In the fourth when four runs wore scored. Three Seattle pitchers were the vlctima ot Hollywood swat smiths, the vlttmen breeslng home on the long end ot a 13 to 6 score, in a lop-sided battle In the home ot the Angela. IV tlotTSolB'Xu TO id feMNTS For sooKs-ibvhtfwr To eM pOKWROw! FME.'SUP m a coortei or ttou- BPipnYOost fM) ANITNlMtd I BrUl PLAYERS ORB. Somwcr GxinweiAl..' . II W2i FIGHTS OF LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press New Tork Tony Canionerl, New Tork, outpointed Phil Mc- Graw, Detroit. (10). Chicago Johnny Burns, Cali fornia, outpointed Ted Ross, Chicago. (10). Dea Moines Joe Rivers, Cedar Rapids, outpointed Jimmy Sacco, Boston, (10). a hearing for Dr. Schmidt. Dr. Follansbee aald tha Publlo Health Institute ot Chicago, an adver tising organization, is alleged to have paid Dr. Schmidt 112.000 yearly tor work with charity pa tienta. Uy AL DKMAKKU (Former Pitcher New York tilanta.) We hear a great deal about commercialism in baseball and big money and all that, but u nally It applies to the plajer who la holding out or wants some ot his purchase price or something, A mogul Is Justified In holding op somebody for 160,000 or 1100,000 for a mediocre nlarer. but If the player wants a hundred dollars of that money, he la a scoundrel gone wild about crass materialism and so forth. I remember when I waa aold to the Oianta. They gave "Baby Doll" Jacobson. Gene Paulatte ana is.ooo rash for me. when I asked the late Mike Finn, my manager, for 150 of that money, he wrote ma a latter bawling me aayiignta out ot ma and say Ing that ha guessed the big town naa maae me "money mad. The moguls are always neered when a stsr holds out for more money In the aprlng, but they never seem to understand that tha playera and not the mogula are the ones who draw the cus tomers tnrouga the turnstiles. (Copyright Publishers Syndicate.) POSTPONE BOUT TO AUGUST 19TH PHILADELPHIA. July 10. (AP) Postponment until Aug ust It of tha 10-round bout be tween Mickey Walker, worlds middleweight champion, and Leo Lomskl. Aberdeen, Wash., origi nally ached u led for July it In tha Municipal Stadium, waa an nounced today by tha promoter, Joseph Kennedy. Tha postponment waa at the request of Walker, who aald that he had been nnable to go Into training as aoon as ha had planned. DANCING OPENING OF WINTER GARDEN Every Thursday and Saturday, 8-12 Class and Dance Gentlemen $1.00 Ladies Free BLUE JACKET ORCHESTRA MRS. HOGUE, Instructor and Manager PriVate Instruction Telephone 1603 ME'tt heap Do you need dirt for making fills Then come and get it AH it will cost you is price of hauling. PHONE 952 Learn To Swim Klamath Chapter Red Cross is sponsor ing an ALL SWIM WEEK, beginning July 22, 1929. An expert will give free instructions. If you are between 6 and 90 years you are eligible. Enrollments are being taken now. At The Natatorium See GEO. J. WALTON, Executive Secretary 615 Klamath Ave. Wednesday, July 10, 1020 FUST BASEBALL S. P. OFFICIAL SENT TO CITY GAMES PLANNED Twofmfisf trains io Chicago lie de EMPIRE BUILDER 6iOO p.m. from Portland ORIENTAL LIMITED 9iOO p.m. from Portlatxul AFFORDING complete transcontinental serriee, these da Ins) i. flyers, vis Minneapolis and St. Pan, arrfre la Chios o at en uiaally eonrenieat boars-the new EMPIRE BUILDER at 9:15 A.M, making connection! with all fart trains. East and Soma daring a b aiinei day) ; and the ORIENTAL LIMITED at 7: JO P. &L, sdvan. taieoosly connecting with line nlgnt trains far tha Atlantis See. beard, as arsll as Seats. Both trains ureses the ensoet in trarsi comfort, with arsrf con venience Master Car Bailders can devise, arranged ia aa envireev Bent of reitfnl beauty. They provide Croat Northern serriee tha attentive, thonahtfol serriee of a personnel proficient In tbe Art el Hospitality and Croat North era meals, famed far quality and mots orate price, Law Round Trip Summer Fans ara In affect. New is the time la make Tour Eastern trip at economy east, and te trarel this clean. -cinderlsst route of seenie grandeur threats) the Crest Kortbara Rockies and past Glacier National Park, ftr M mi ni esse st O. N. CHTUSTOPHERSOJf, Gen. Aft, 110 8. Berentb rJt-, I'bone 1400 Klamath Jails, Oregon , The Shorten Route to the Eflf. FOB ELKS SHOW Three Contests Will be Played on the Fair Grounds Field. . Fast baseball aamea foalur. In the Klka tennis nf n.nrf Klamath. Falla and Portland, will na Flayed on fair grounds field three days of th atat. viw. convention In Klamath rail., it waa announced today by Major 10m watters, chairman of the convention athletie committee. Friday afternoon tha tl.nrt Klka nine will clash with (he Klamath Elka aluiaers: Saturdnv afternoon the'' Dend team will tangle with the well known Purple Vandala ot the Portland lodge aud on Sunday the Port land aggregation will meet tha Klamath team. 'The samea nromlse tn ba faat contests and there will be close competition to determine which one at tha three lodges carries away tha diamond hon ors," Mayor Watters said. LOS ANGELES APPRENHENSIVE OVER QUAKES LOS ANGELES, July 10. (AP) Earth tremora cauaed by oue ot the faulta ot structure In the Puente Hills near hero, which Monday resulted la tbe alight injury ot four persons aud con siderable damage aa yet unestl- mated, today found residents ol Los Angeles and vicinity appre hensive ot further possible dis turbances. Ralph Arnold, seismologist, af ter atudylng tha extent of the earthquakea which were most severe In auburba 16 miles aoutb and east of hora aald that It wai hardly likely that other shocks would follow. HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS BK1XU RESULTS Tha local organisation ot lha Southern l'nclflo la to ba aug mented by the addition ot K. A. Demarala In tha rapacity of traveling agent. In making this appointment, J, II. Mulrhay, as sistant freight traffic manager and J. A. Ormandy, assistant passenger traffic niauager, dem onstrate they full recognise the growing Importance ot Klamath Falls and their Intention to maintain a force that will ba In a position to give avery ounce ot lerrlca that la necessary to shippers and lha traveling public. Mr. Demarals cornea to Klam ath Falla from Salem where he has occupied a similar position In territory embracing the cen tral Willamette valley. Prior to hla appointment at Halem, he also baa had conaldurahls exper ience lu the general offices and on lha line, consequently he Is very well equipped to give us lha best of atteutlou In our trav el problems. WAHUANT OIT htm (1IIIMON IN l.AKEVII.W That Clarence Cllhann, charged with tha (baft of a horse from the HV Rodeo association, la wanted in Lake onunly en tha charge ot ytila'nlnt money under false pretenses, la Ilia word re. rulvvd here by Harry Uolvln, deputy district attorney. Whether or not (lllisnn will be prosecuted under the rustling charge of Ilia l.aka county complaint, had, not been determined, A preliminary hnnrlug In Justice court haa besn set for 1 o'clock tomorrow after noon. It other bills wars allowed 16 run aa long aa the farm relief bill we could all afford lo buy on time. If a man baa appendicitis It's acuta; If a woman baa Its It's cuie. SWIM a at tha NEW KLAMATH NATATORIUM 1719 Main St. For HEALTH, HAr krri, rt!"l Vigilant supervision : eompeteni instruction available by appoint sient. Reserve! lone for privet, oartles by appointment. Try oar Natural Hot Water I fab and Bbo' PHONE 1268 No- cuts won't heal themselves in a Mi EL Of SPRINGFIELD TUT you're not no likely lo get cuts,becaiine the tread rubber of a Kelly-SpringfioM is about the toughest tiling in the world. Don't get the idea from this that Kelly quality is plastered on the outside after the tire is completed. It's built in, from the inside out. That's how Kelly-Springfield got its rcpu- tation. It's this extra Kelly quality that keeps a Kelly go Ing after other tires have quit. It's the difference be tween a champion aud a near champion. When it costs no more to buy the best, why not ride on Kellys? We can make you an attractive trade-in proposition on your old tires. The Imperial Garage 3rd and Main Phone 130 Superior Service Station 2301 So. 6th St. B ROADWAY casts its vote for OcGs." ft 1 Certified public accountants report choice of 2,003 New Yorkers in test of the 4 leading cigarettes Ws hereby certify that we aaperrlsed and audited a public "concealed name" test of the four leading dftarette brande at 1741 Broadway, New York City, dur. trig tha period of March 1 to March 8, 1929, Inclusive. The taat was open to tha general public Everyone who atepped Into tha display room waa invited to molts on each of tha 4 "masked'! bra ads and to indicate which cigarette bis taste liked bast, W further certify that tha following summary correctly acts forth thecompleteresultaof this test, BRAND mST CHOICES' RESULT OLD COXD 601 0 Brand X" SJJ Brand Y" 459 Brand Z" 4.VI Total 553 . Accountants' and Acditom 2i 31 S S? z 1 The 4 leading alsrettas, Basked lo aoaoeat tbetr Ideadty "NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD" H sr. u,wms o... sw. ITif aeiJ S.'!.T.w'"a' otD cold - Paul wuttiman MOta... Pl WUnn. Kl.( M I..s. wlis sis enkH anstMra. ,"' Iks OLD OOLD keer . . . mr TawSar. hem I to 10 P, M Imm UsvlUht Swiss Tla. evf laa salln aMnck el las Celaaaia SnoitaMlat (rMeat I