The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 28, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I'lac Clear of All Inllum,,,,,,,, Malarial, or I. During or Itlglil Aflsr ( llrivy llaln, or . luslilf a 'Vehicle on Tt. ay Highway, or 4. Ahcn Timber Line, and After Hmnbllig Put Out All Lighted Mei.rui Th law pnihlhlts Ihrowl,,, way any burning matches er In hacco, er other lighted malarial In a forest region. A Great Welter Prospect Meets Battling Leo Burns Forest Smoking Rules Given for Year's Season 1IIK KMllkl llH ttll'K llangeroua In anink While Tiavellug On foresl, llrmli, or llrass Land Bui ii lie Oil ly I. While ftiiipiilii l a Hafe LAM SET MEN HAULED BEFORE JUDGE Kangaroo Court Finds Many Excuses for Fixing Fines. 1 - s.?j-t.w HiA ''v 'A) . A$ Both Fighters Ready to Give Fans Thrill at Legion Pavilion. Next Wednesday night Klatu atti Kails fight fana and ' Tlltnr will bo entertalm-d hv a real ho-man fight when Al Trul man and Youug Sam I-aimford colored. Innate In lha alx round main event. Theae two horn laet on Die laat rard l;i (he semi-final and fur four ronnits slammed and an-ked each oilier around Ilk nobody's business. The bout ended In a foul sud denly when Al unluckily hit Sam low and Sam was awarded the fight following an evamlna tlon. A few days later Trultuans Journeyed to Portland where he and Lou Sauer atols the ahow with headllnara like Kstrlalf nnd McQuillan showing. Nam Kl Ml Young Sam haa bees fighting (or aer ral yeara but la atlll in what you might call hla "flaming youth and although a veteran. 1 a yonngster. He has (ought loung Jark Thompson, present hamn, twice. Young Corhett, Al Uracto, Baby Jo Gana and many others Just as tough. He has never failed to please lu bis Klamath lights and haa always given the funs bla beat. Loar One Ob Kuul Al Trulmans baa bad ovar 30 ftgbta and only lost one and that waa the foul to Sam. He ran box but odea only on the rarest nt occasions. He loves to mix and la a cool as a cucumber in the heat of. battle and be hit Ilk Babe Ruth. At tb preaeut time he la the coast'a sensation and In constant demand. Joa waa fortunate in signing him for lb first fight and bad It ended any other way than In a foul we would have missed seeing this boy in action the second time. Don't miss seeing this light. Two Favorite Huavtc In the seml-wlndup two local heaviea will fight it. out for the championship of Klamath valley. These boys hare met on only one occasion and that ended la a draw and waa fought In Medlord These two boya are well known and liked. Tiny McComber Is tb tall lanky one with the lfctmpsey punch and the other la the boy wbo calls tnem, uic Reed. Dick Is tb tough ag gressive type that doesn't know what it is to quit. He keeps crowding in and sock bard enough to K. O. a man. Tiny baa fought most of bis fights here as ha Dick. His hand ia completely bealed and be liromixes to let it go with every thing behind it. Dick Reed is the only man Tiny ha fought he couldn't floor. All other were on the floor for the count sometime during the fight and most of them tor 10. Roar Cumlni; Back Austin Uosander and Battling Bums mix In the feature bout in Hie card. Roaander was sign ed (or tbe main event agaiast lure Jackson bnt waa kidnapped a few davs before the fight and now is fighting his way back to a top spot wain. He was Klamath Falls' greatest audience 1. leaner when be waa fighting regularly. Burns is Improving with every start and is a tough as shoe-leather. This should be as good as many top spot. Gus Eaton the darkest man oa the card and that Includes Sam Langford. meet a Dorri light-heavy by tbe name of Pat McCoy. Pat better be good be cause Gu eays. "l'se been foolin tip to now. bat now l'se going to eat 'em np Just like chicken." Flnley Wilson and Jockey Bower open the fight. POPULAR SONG OK 0 (Courtesy of B. P. O. E.) Her Mother Va a Lady. But She Got Another Job (Very Sad) .George Ulrich. Put More Wind in Jly Dough nuts, Wearie iKull of Prune) Jacob Hirvl. She Fell And Broke Her Pro miss Long Ago (Pathetic) Benny Wechsler. I ; sr)j i' I I J i t J . j i nri', l J , - - -i t '.Vs' Iv " $ . K m r-v s a , I. y ' ' 5 . . - - l ' j , i - A Al Tralmaa Tbl sensation from Saa Diego will try to redeem his fighting repntation. lost so unceremoniously when he fouled 8am Langford. and will show Klamath fight tan that he 1 a clean, faat boxing, hard hitting fighter. Trnlman 1 favorite with the fan her despite hi poor break. CRATER LAKE LODGE OPENS Road Conditions Enable Hostelry to Greet Public Earlier. thl county that those who have not visited tba lake or who wish to again see on of the "Seven Wonder of tb World" may re ceive full accommodation at the rim. A feature of the pre-velebra-tlon days was the Kangaroo Court which has been held each Saturday nlgbt since June t at tbe steps of the Kike Temple. Principal offender brought be fore the court were tb men of the city who refused or were unable to grow a cn of whisk- era. "The W blsker Patrol,' a truck with an old fashioned fir bell In the rear, wa used by Chief of Whisker Police. Dale .Mattoon to round up and bring in the victims Many CharMve r-'llol So successful waa the KChgaroo Court that many additional charge were placed aialnat tb prisoner, such as being late to court, growing more whlakart on the lace than on the head, perjury for pleading guilty with out knowing the charge, charged with aoda water, with being a laiitorniau. (or wearing aue- penoers, taiiure to wear cos tume, for objecting to whiskers. Many unpopular Judge were recalled during lb court, and many prominent clt liens were hauled before tb court while the Judge read their aenteace from a mail order compears catalog which wa used for a lawbook and a referenco for (barge. Tb jangling of the bell on tb "Whisker Patrol" wagon be came aach a uaual happening that even th moat auspicious persons were soon easy to catch, Dal Mattooa atates. Dance to Feature Day. of '49 for Elks-Legion Show Eeaeh alrht ri.Hn. ik. n.- it a dance wlU be held at tbe '4S Till on one af th. 1. -, dance floor ever constructed In una pert u Ul state. Th floor wbleh hmm fc psclally constructed tit mm me large crowd which 1 ex pected has an area of 11.(16 aauar feet or rfaertn A cowboy orcheatra win pUr ror in aance not cowboy tunes oui real iuo American Jaxi. 1 M II , i. J AuiUa ncMMder a-w .-( HiittuB vwiiii'i iv whs, Trpiur in VOT Of Ska aaa kalal ku talaaa. saalA a. i. I- J A 11 la BftttUns Burnt b is ntlu figbur worthy of hU bat rloi atMrUMM Car Wins Right of Way Against Bruin BEND. June II. API. Tba disputed right of wy on the Weplallla cutoff between a automobile and a bear was set tled definitely today. Jack Dudrey. Bend business man. enrout bom from Port land, met a bear on the highway and befor he could apply bis brakea the machine crashed Into Bruin. Brula grunted sad fled th hills. The car was not damaged. for Make Klamath Falls Your CELEBRATION HEADQUARTERS All Klamath County folks and people from many other count ion will make this city their vacation headquarters over the 4th of July. We feel sure y o u can count on the "time of your lift" here this year. The Acme Motor Company atf m 400 So. 6th SL PhonefiRO Crater Lake Lodge. RichVd "Dick" Price's famous hostelry at Crater Lake rim, opened to th public early this year. Whereas the lodge usually opens on July 1, Mr. Price this year opened It June 26. v The cafeteria was opened near ly two weeks earlier for the con venience of the thousands of vis itors who daily flock to th "Jew el of tbe Cascades." an hour and a half rid north of Klamath Falls. 40,000 See Lake 1 Already this year more than 40.0UU visitors hsve visited the I park. Superintendent E. C. Solln sky states. Roads to the park were cleared 1 of anow in Hay and th removal of th snow sUowed tb crews to bare th roads In tbe best of con- ' dition a month ago. Concessions Open All concession at the Lak rim will open July 1, Mr. Price states . and by July 1 when th great I Days of '49 celebration which Is expected to draw thousands of vis itors to Klamath County opens, th lodge and concessions will b running fnll blast. Mr. Price wished to have every thing in order for the visitors to IF YOU SHOULD GO FISHING ON THE FOURTH REMEMBER We .can help to make your sport more sporting and your trip more successful. We can give you advice as to where to go, and how to go in order to get the best fishing. If you haven't grown a beard you'd better start today. Klamath Sporting Goods Store 117 So. Seventh St Phone 1869 Organdie Costume Q i! ft '. II r.,.f...,: r i i v,' ;?V S Jthw mar . i f r ' 4 1 i i i bi'-OO jrrwzi-miv eaasl One of tbe prettiest costume Which will be seen her during the (oar day celebration la that ahown her by Miss Msbel Moor. Mis Moor, wbo Is on th Wlllsrd Ho ld staff. Is pictured In a blue or isndl dress, trimmed with rutfla nd velvet ribbons. Th other itrls st th hotel have similar I reuses, all In pastel shades. SWIM During The '49 Celebration at Hot Springs Natatorium 503 Spring St. Phone 1179 A Hearty WELCOME TO THE '49 VISITORS From KUmath Falls Oldest Clothing Firm .We Still Remember the Old Indian Sign "Our Heart Goes Out to You" Time has brought many changes where once a struggling village stood, now stands a thriving city with a golden future. Time has also been kind to this old pioneer firm W6 have forged ahead and kept pace with the growth of the community And It Was You Old Timer and New Friends That Made Our Growth and Success Possible And at this Tim Wa Want to Sincerely Thank You For Your Patronage i i Now Left Turn Back th Paget of Time Back to the Days of. Forty-Nine "And Live Once More Those Days Cone When Hardships Were Borne for You and I Make This Store Your Headquarters COME AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE Klamath Klothing Ik KLAMATH FALLS OREGON STAY AS LONG A3 YOU LTKF. I.)