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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1932)
A(iE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON January 7, 1032 City Griped By Wind of Hunters Too Much Talk and No Action Nullifies Ben efit of Proposed at tack on Rabbits of. Reg-ion By JOK I'Hi.NKV Writing of coiton-talls and rabbit hunters Is vrr much Ilka a throw-bsck to Burgess and his bed-ttm torle. and tint It particularly dlsaxree ahle in Klamath Kalla th country it over-run with patron of th rll art of pro craetlnatlon. The allrod hunters talk, challenge, re cliallenir and accept, the needy 10 hunarv and the furry bin of tnnorenc continue to spv-hop happily orer the salt bruah. Qood heavens, there ii more j do about a rabbit hunt more wind and unadulterated hooey than a session of the I'nited States Senate. Enough breete has been expended to twirl all tha mills in the world. For some men the weltht and sound of their own voices breed a sort of obsession for words thoroughly nullifying action. Please, kind airs, who want so much of cotton-tail hunting, get out your guns and go attar 'am, for tha whole country has heard too much of your blather. They play ping-pong In Portland real he-men play It. says L. H. Gregory, sporting editor of Tha Oregonian and Ilk It. They don't talk about It, they play it. If hunting rabblta la to b placed la the category of Klamath Falls sport aa ping-pong has en tered athletics is Portland, it will hare to be gone after with mor action and leas lassitude. e If a rabbit' can b turned Into a snarling animal at bay, I sincerely hop he will chew up a couple of these ballyhoo ing hunter. But no, the meal would be too puffy for Mr. Cotton-tail, or perhaps, con versely. It would be so heavy with physical lead, the little hopper would hop less often and much shorter. Dwlght French' Pellcaa bas ketball team run Irto Its strongest opposition of tha season this week-end at Bend. Bend, returning to the court game with six veterans from Its last year earn, has decid ed edge for the championship of this district. "Detective" French has been looking around for Informa tion on the Lava Bears. This you know, Is the first time Klamath Falls and Bend hav been placed In the same hoop conference, and the meeting will be a Strang on, for the weapon and shields will be unknown. There I a yonng man at th high school registering from Bend, and he's turned ont for th Pelican team. He waa a AKPs&llY UJ cij 1927 Che v. Coach 1925 Hup Tour. 1926 Ford Tudor 1927 Chev. Road 1925Buick Sedan Used Car of honest value Sold by a Ford Dealer who always aell hit Used Cart for let. Our Used Cart have never been lower priced, their quality higher 100 late model Used Cart to choose from 1929 Ford Truck Stk $375.00 1929 Ford Town Sedan . . .$385.00 1930 Chev. Tk ..$415.00 1930 Ford Tudor $415.00 1930 Chev. Sport Sedan . . .$415.00 1930 Chev. Coupe $415.00 1930 Ford Coupe $415.00 1929 Chev. Tk. Stk $415.00 1930 Ford Pickup ........$415.00 Main and Esplanade Pelicans Will Oppose Strong Lava Bear Five nrun nnrninrnld'v League TUt Irnun ni i n Munnmnh ri..h ininr hiitii riTlidon't w.nModouh.ai.roundimMj i. Dt U riftfAHtU TO WIN GAMES The Bend Lava Pears, recov ering from a scar by th Slaters high school Isat week, have thoroughly decided to extend the Tbanktglvlng day football victory over Klamath to baaketball ac tivities this week-end. Bend slipped through to a II to 17 win orer Sisters, and ha re-or-ganiied Ita defenae and offense for the strong Klamath team. French's quintet will meet one of the strongest prep school bas ketball team st Bend Friday and Saturday nights. While th Pelican team will be Interspersed with both recruits and veterans, the Lava Bears enjoy complete set of lettermeu from last year. j siarting lineup win in-1 clud five men who scored against th Sister team. Lieu alien and Haines will probably start at forwards, Rasmussen, center, and James and Erlckson, guards. These men, after tying Sisters three time, pulled Into a permanent lead near the end of the game. Such aa early season gam with th strongest five In the league haa cast some doubt over the possibilities of a Klamath victory. The Pelicans, handi capped by the loss of Don Knle val, guard, out with a sprained ankle, will not present their full strength. Although Bill Este. sharp-shooting forward will play, hi speed and accuracy will be handicapped by a leg Injury. The Pelicans' complete lineup probably will Include Estes and Sheets, forwards; Allen, aenter; and Brolsnd and Knight, guards. Ten men, accompanied by Coach Dwlght French and Fred Hale, manager, will make the trip to central Oregon. Fish Racks In Alsea May Go ALBANY. Cve, Jan. T. WV Sportsmen who claim that fish racka In the AUea river Imped progress of fish ap the stream, had renewed hop for their re moval today after a meeting of 300 resident of Linn, Benton. Lincoln and other counties her with members of the state gam commission. " The sportsmen' faction has been engaged In a controversy with the fish commission over the racks. A committee will confer with the fish commission. member of the Lava Bear squad, and so far hasn't ac quired sufficient loyalty for the Pelicans to act as a "coat." That' admirable he' a good lad for hi silence, and an honest lad. $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $85.00 $85.00 TERMS OR 1 EL GUIS (5AE8 City League Tilts Continue Tonight Four teams in the City Bas ketball leagu will meet Thurs day night at 7:10 In th Mills school gymnasium for th second round gatnea of th leason, Klamath Athletic club and Mac Marrs, Idle last Tuesday, meet in their opening contests- Mecca winner over the Sou a of Italy, and th Klamath Cuba, who de feated Henley, will light to hold their first place positions. 1 NEW YORK. Jan. I. (CP) Any hope Chicago, Los Angeles and New York entertained, of playing host to the world s heavyweight championship bout between .Max Schmellng and Mickey Walker, wer dissipated today with th announcement that contracts calling for th bout st Miami, Fla., February It, will be tlgned tomorrow. Jo Jacobs, msnsgsr of th German champion, and Jack Kearns, representing Walker, al ready hav agreed on all details of distance, site, and finances, and the actual public signing, scheduled at Madison Square Garden for I p. m., tomorrow. Is a mere formality. IB-Round Route The bout will be over the 15 round route at Madison Square Garden arena In Miami and will be promoted Jointly by the Mad ison Square Garden corporations of Florida and Illinois. Schmel lng will recelv ii per cent of th net receipt with Walker ac cepting 17 4 per cent. Osorg Blake of Los Angeles Is expect ed to be named a areteree. Brown Elected Trojan Captain LOS ANGKLES. Jan. 7, JPt Raymond "Tay" Brown, left tackle, will captain th 1131 foot ball team of th University of Southern California, present hold er of th nstlonal football cham pionship. Brown' home la In Compton. Calif. Brown wa elected last night at the annual banquet at which letter were awarded to II play ers. J CU B BEATS BEARS I BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 7, (U.PJ ! -Overcoming a sensational rally by the University of California as the second hslf opened, the Olympic club basketball team de- feated the Bear here last night, to 16. October sale of new sutomo-! bile in Cook county. Hi., x-, ceeded those for the correspond ing month of the previous year for th first tlm since 12. Ill FINALLY GETS CONTRACT SAIL IS 1926 Chev. Coupe $115.00 1925 Chry. Road "70" $115.00 1926 Olds. Sedan $115.00 1926 Chev. Sedan $125.00 1929Durant Road $135.00 1930 Durant "640" Sedan. .$475.00 1930 Hup Sedan $475.00 1930 Marquette Sedan . . . .$500.00 1931 Ford De Luxe Road. .$500.00 1931 Ford De Luxe Coupe . $525.00 1931 Ford Coupe $550.00 1930 Ford Tk. 6 wheel . . . .$575.00 1930 Ford 3-win. Sedan . . .$600.00 1929Buick Sedan $615.00 TRADE FOUR FALLS IN ITCH, REFEREE GOLD PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan T. (P) It waa a wild night at the Municipal auditorium lal night when the largrat vrowd of the season gathered to see Ed St rang ier Lewi end Abe Ksplan, heavy weight wrestler perform. They wer treated to th rare sight of seelna not only four falls In on match, but witnessing the knocking out of th referee a climax. Th mad scramble In which most of the fans do not yst know what happened, came after Id minutes of hard wrestling la the third fall after the first two falls had been divided. Lewis tak Ing th first and Kaplao the second. Aa Lewis attsmpted an airplane spin. Kaplan grabbed the rope. Referee Vera Har rington Jumped In clos to shske th Jewish grappler arm loose. Whll In that position Lew la started th spin. Kaplan's feet caught Harring ton on th back of th neck and the official shot through th ropes, out of th ring and did not stop until th headlong plunge carried him to th foot of the steps leading to th (tags. In th meantime. th wrestlers crashed to th mat with Ksplan on top. H slipped Into a cross body hold thst planted th strangler's shoulder to th nist. but th referee wa Just picking himself out of th orchestra pit. By th tlm Harrington re turned to the ring. Lewis had wiggled out of the hold and taken the top hold and had Kap lan down. . After Harrington awarded the tall to Lewis, Kap lan took a hefty swing at the re feree, knocking him cold. The police broke up the free for all. The match was rough through out. Pete Metropoulos. welterweight from Pontlac, Mich., defeated Vie Potter in the semi-fin!, wrecking Potter with a backwrenchlng crab hold la the third round. Oscar Butler won the prelimin ary from Charles Mason with a body slam In the third round. Finland voted on repeat of her prohibition amendment. Yet Finns are usually thought of with water. Red Ball Stage Line One Stage Daily for Lakeview, Oregon Terminal Stage Depot 830 Klamath PHONE 999 .ave K. F. 8:30 a. m. Phono 2100 KNOCKED Multnomah Club Will Hold Meet POHTI.ANl), Jan. i. (I'P) The Multnomah Amateur Athletic- club will aponsor tha an nual pacific coast amalsur bus ing championship her March It ami 1. Blmon-pure boxer la th A. A. T. district as fsr esst as Denver, south as New Msil.o. and north to Alaska will com pete. FUTURE III FIGHT TTARTFORO. Conn.. Jan." 1. (IT) Hat liatlallno Is pnylng the price of holding the world's fenthsrwelght bualn champion ship. In making it pounds for his it-round bout against Lew Feld man of New York at Madison Square Garden Friday, llailallnu is rlnklng whatever loll nature may demand In future years. Starting Just 10 day ago. weighing Ho pounds. Hut bad to undergo virtual torture to come down to th weight. He aas deuled proper nourishment by the weight-making prescrip tions. No regular meals, but a diet on which none but the hardy could exist la his measure. There Is a frugal breakfaat of two eggs, one slice of toast and a cup of tea No lunch and no drinks between meala For din ner, a cup of blood squeesed from a slab of beef, a at oak chopped to bits and eaten raw, another cup of tea and two slices of bread. Thais Bat' dally food Just now as h Is completing his work (or Friday's bout. It ha had the desired result. Bat went to work this aftarnooa weighing clos to 130 pounds. Clinton Car pat company will match Its 1931 advertising ap propriation In US!, representing an Increase of mor than 40 per cent over 1930'. I German plants are estimated to be able to supply th world with 1. US, 000 metric ton of nitrogen annually. I at ML immm KM "WesternAuto Again w lead iht way to Today at "Wattrn Auto" your tirt dollar buy much mort than Mr btfort. 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"I haven't talked It over yel with Colonel Ruppart," Ituth told newspaper men aftar a brisk workout bsfor th ramares, "and I dun I expect any trouble when 1 do. hut aim I think I'm worth that ISO. 000. I'd like to sign (or that oil g on or two year basis." Iluslusas Is so bsd th glunt steamer llrsmsn carries mil but gold. January CLEARANCE Kvery Hem nxlurnl from already low prices for I hi event. You'll (Iml value her that are unbeatable - SHIRTS I Lot Arrow w uss make. Vat WOOL SHIRTS SUITS Your choice of any In stock OVERCOATS Formsrly 110 II A TO Fmou "Cast!" Values to t and BOOTS 11-Inch "Thorogood" reduced to . Other Item of oar large stork reduced la price la the same manner aa the above MAHSTORE TU Mala aurtK WHIPCORDS Also Rtduced in Prict The finest, most distinctive tires In America absolutely new In appearance end In con struction. Many exclusive new features give C greater comfort end safety, make steer- eesler end reduce mileage cost. 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