Mny 10, 1038
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FLLS, OREGON
FAGE NINE
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SETATUMORT
Feminine CompunioiiH to
Get in Free At Tues
day's Mat Card.
I ii n ll i oat iy Din nil Inmlimrn over
the snort -x prnnnncl hy (ho Nnws
Ilnrnld's lilrl raporlr-r, who al
tonilod liar first winsllliig mulch
liml Tuesday iiIkIH, I'roiiialor
Muck l.llliud announced Thurs
day I lint not work lm would run
(I not a "Indies' iiIkIU" nt Hi"
. armory.
4 Tor the ipoclul '!'-1 1 I Ion n(
sweolhrurts, wives, nlaiurn, iIiiiikIi
I itii and nvan ii-hunl mkii fclrla, ilia
proniiitur linn llni'd up ft curd
Wllll'll will tulld Itnil l.yuiiH. Ill"
Joiillil ghust, iixulnnl llnlihy thick
In I ho main ovunl; Tony tliirl
lialdl OKiiliml III" IhmiiIuiI "Ho
ri'ol" III tlin mldilln limit, mid
l.efly I'uror aalnst Floyd llrltl In
Hi" opi'iior.
I.niUoR' iiIkIh. wlilrh will also
,a 'pain' nlKlil" l Hi" first vr
attempted Imp', nml Ulliird Bi
peds I tin occasion will afford mi
opportunity for iniiiiy women wlio,
Jlko til ii .News llurnld reporti'r,
linvo iiitvir lii'torn scon a limtcli.
in set mi Illtioillirllnn to tho
rolorlul iiioiiii mid mniiKln busi
ness. Here Ii the arrangement:
1. Anyone who huyii a ringside
rut mny take a woman or girl
l.l. .. I,,.r uuest Tlln eilpst Will
,.i Issued III" adjacent ringside
seal at no extra cosi.
J. Anyono who buys general
niliiilKKl'in ticket nt the box-office
.... rtiti.i iiiuhf will ho Imiiipd An
extra general admission ticket fur
hlii or Iiit feminine companion.
1. Any youngster who lm) a
seat nt the regular children
price mill" ny bo accompanied
free by bin or her sister or girl
friend no long " 'no E"''1" '
ago lo roino iiudnr the children's
rote.
Milan! pointed out that It In
not necessary for tho scal-buyor
t I... man or boy. A womiiii or
ulrl limy buy ouo unit and take
another woman or itlrl along.
Thn promotor regarded tho
signing ot Hod l.yom for a third
appearance here both as a sur
prise end huppy coup. Ho Mid
that even boforo I.yono quit tho
ring III rage lout Tuesday over
losing a foul verdict to tho "He
rret " lm hil despaired of Indue
liiK I'm footloose Joplln ghost to
my ovi-r another week, nnd lhl
when l.yom became fired up over
whiit ho prolostcd wnn a "raw do
rlslon." tho !'. "'Inl ,,0Pe
seemed to go glimmering.
It win moro or loss of c"'"
lonKO that turned tho trick, Ul
Urd Mid. . . ....
Iloforo tho ihont hod ovon half
cooled down. UlUrd told him
llobhy Chick l inlklity anxloui
to moot you. Ilo y you'd ho
nurkor for nn nlrpluno "Pin- '
-Oh. lm doe". doo hu?" Iho
Irato MlMourlan counlori'd. "Well,
l'vo nover bwn hoali-n with a
Pin, and If ho waiito to try It. Il'
UK with me."
That'o how tho main event
match niado.
Six Marks Fall
As Grant Wins
Portland Meet
P (JUTLAND. .May 19 (P slx
nirot recordn toppled yoitorday In
thn nlnlli nnnuiil norlliwom Junior
truck mid H"ld iii'-et. won by Cirnnt
of 1'orllmiil with 311 pnlnn. f" -lowed
by Wanlilniitoit, Portland,
with 2.1.
Bhnrwood Frakeii, Scnppooiio,
polo vaulted 11 fet. 0 Inch'1" t"
linltnr hy threo Incliea the rocoril
act lnat year hy Krlrkoon of Long
view, waah. .
Uob Fluher, Wanhlnitlon. lot a
new mllo record of 4:47.1. Now
land. Medtord; Chrliitemen. Oro
Ko city, nnd DoWllt. Iiimylew.
all ilinrel In a now atnto lilch nmp
recm-.l ot B font, 6 Inchea, hrenk
Iiik tho mark aet liml year by Now
land by an Inch. , ,, .,
Ed KoitUm, Lincoln (Portland),
doubled on reconlo hy dolnR the
4 40-ynrd rnco In BJ.4 aoeoniH.
' Hi on tuklim the 120-yard low nur-
Oiea in l.i. n boi .........
Don lloff, Oranl. flipped
ahotput 46 feet, tl tncneo 10
Kd Stamm'a 1037 record by exact
ly two feet.
Schools wlnnlim points Incluil-ed-
Medford 1 1-3; OreRon City
14 1-3 Lincoln (Poi'tlnrd) 14;
rionnoii (I'ortlnnd) 11; t'01'1"'
Wnh.. 7 1-3! Vancouver, Waih..
Scnppoono S; Mllwauklo 4,
Commerco, Jeffernon nnd Roodo
'vnlt (nil Portland), Hnlom nnd
Phoenix tlod nt 2-nll. and llonv
nrton 1.
ON THROUGH TIME
Year after year our Monti
monta retain tho clinato beauty
willed la built Into them. Vor
limy nro carved ont of onctur
IniC Htones of Iknuly ao Hint
their chain el er will remain,
linperlNlinlily. Oiira nro Monu
ments crentcil, "Not for an
iikc, but fur nil I line."
Klamath Falls Marble
and Granite Works
1 10 H. lllll Ht. Phono lllfl-J
Gorgeous Plumed Bird
IIOUIZONTAL
1 Ulid that
burlci Ita
head, pictured
here.
7 Slight flapi.
11 Distant.
12 Dycwood
trco.
13 Region.
14 Baking dith.
10 Typo itandord
17 To bo
victor lout.
18 Bagpipe '
plnyei
20 Nulve.
22 Minor note.
23 Vessel.
25 Therefore
20 Indian.
28 III wings
re small
and ,
32 Also.
33 Ciintuloupei,
3.1 Cruel ruler.
37 Mlro.
38 Cod of war.
40 Folding bed.
41 Street.
43 Threefold.
4J Thrived.
Answer to Previous Puxilo
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47 Road.
48 Slop!
60 Train of
attendants.
52 Coinpuny.
53 Muthcmullcnl
torm.
55 Auto body.
50 Molten rock.
58 Pares.
00 Portuguese
coin.
01 To ascribe.
02 It is nn
bird.
03 It ll tho
of
existing bird
VERTICAL
1 Preposition.
2 To surfeit,
3 Journey.
4 Neuter
pronoun.
5 Billiard rod.
0 Hooked.
7 Yellowish
brown.
8 Melody.
0 Blessing.
10 South
America.
15 The tin.
18 II Ii raised
for Its .
10 Dissolute
Idler.
21 It ll swift
24 Onager. , I
27 Trco.
20 Gibbon. . v
30 Street. t
31 Silver In
Ingots.
32 To moke tace.
34 Opposed to In.
30 Lino.
38 To confine
to one
locality.
30 Hangnail.
42 Itobbcr.
4-1 Thing,
40 To husten.
47 Wanders.
41) Heavy blow.
51 Fish.
52 Coircchouso.
53 Mineral
spring.
54 Prophet.
50 Limb.
57 Work of skill
SO South Carolina
Ul Rnllrond.
I ll i I't p 10 y. 1 Y l' llu
n -i2 r- ij
n o . n
IZ ' V i6 it I io pi Hp:
ri37 ppi pVr3 LJ
41 Piii 'iib w riwu r'Ti
35" Liil''0' IT' '
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U. S. Walker Cup
Squad Arrives At
Scottish Course
TROON. Scotland, May 19
Tho United States Walkor cup
golfers arrived on the scone of the
British amateur championship to
day and spent most of Iho dny on
the course.
Johnny Klscher. I'. S. amateur
champion In 1936. continued to
drill bin ilrlvea down In tho center
mid scored a 73. This was annulled
hy Marvin (lluill Ward of Olym
Ida, Wui-.h... and Charles (Chuck)
Konln of Detroit, both of whom
were playing on a Scottish course
for tho first time.
Other scores: Fred Haas, Jr.. of
New Orleans and Charley Yates
of Atlaulii, 70; Johnny tioodman,
V. S. amateur champion from
Omnhu, and Ray Billows of
Pouithkoepslo. N. Y.. 78, and Rey
nolds Smith. Dallas, 79. C. Ross
(Handy) Homnrvllle, Canadian
tllliiholdnr, shot a 77.
The course will he closed Run-
day, ao Hint only two days of prac
tice are left before tho slx-uay
championship starts Monday,
Chiloquin Fight
Card Postponed
Until Saturday
CHILOQUIN, May 1 Lylo
Williams, local fight promoter,
postponed his wookly fight card
for this weok until Katurday
night due to a program at the
local high school.
Last weok s card featured
Dotty Buslioy, lady wrestler from
Klamath rails, and Joan Mur
phy, Pino Ridge girl athlete, In
a one-full wrestling bout. Mine
Btishoy plnnod Joan s shoulders
to tho mat after 11 minutes of
very exclling grappling Miss
Murphy, not satisfied with the
roil ll h of Isst week's bout, has
challenged Betty to anothor bout
this week, so Williams has ar
ranged for the girls to meet In
tho local ring Hatiinluy night.
At first It was arranged to mutch
Jean's husband with Miss
Ilushny, but Jean believes she
can beat Betty In the coming 15-
mlntite bout.
Two professional bouts of box
ing have been arranged for the
card besldos three four-round
bouts by amateurs. In one pro
fessional Ijavo Morris of Klam
ath Falls at 145 pounds will
meet Red Burton, tho popular
fighter from Sprague River, liar
old Wright, who went four fast
rounds with Tony Ortis last
week, will meet Oil Jonas of
Klamath Falls at 135 pounds
In the amateur bouts, Mike
Heavern. 135-poundor and Pine
Itldgo fnvorlto. meets Battling
Harney Klllti of Klamath Falls.
These boys are both popular with
tho local fans.
Shorty Taylor, another Pine
Ridge favorite, will meet Pete
Prlchard of KUHS. Shorty and
I'eto have met before and went
four rounds to a draw. Both
have been training extensively
and expect to win. For the curtain-raiser,
Ed Se riven, 160
pounds, from tho Chiloquin box
factory, who hasn't been beaten
yet, will meet Joe Bradsbaw,
the pride of Arkansas, also 160
pounds. Gossip among the fight
fans say this will be the beet
card Lylo has put on yet.
Museums today have many well
preserved fossilized specimens of
rycad plants several hundred mil
lion years old.
W. M. LORENZ
Plumbing Heating
Sheet Metal
611 S. 6th St. Phone
59
tHood was r
Jt .
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A ! It A IU1 A T I 0 GIFT
Steeped in the romance of the ages
IN THE HEROIC DAYS ol chivalry and
knight-errantry, a girl's hope chest was
built by the moat (killed cabinetmaker
the family purse could alford. Weeks,
sometimes months, were taken by this
combined artist, designer, carver, and
finisher to build the chest.
And the girl, taught to sew, to spin,
to weave, took years to fill her hope
chest with precious things for that
happy day when she would start a
home of her own.
Today LANE, the glorified modern
hope chest, brings the hope chest to its
richest significance. More beautiful
than those of any other age, the LANE
Hope Chest provides absolute moth
protection and features found in no
other cedar chest. Parents, brothers,
sisters come in and see this ideal gilt.
LANE HOPE CHEST
XKh Century
Foi Star
THE LANE ALICE F AY E CHEST
Center ptnel ll 4-ptece matched Oriental wood flanked by 2'pfeot matched
arrowhead American black walnut end panels. Marquetry inlay ol aa tin wood
and mahogany, bordered with ebony, dividea the panels. Top ii A-matched
black walnut with rounded waterfall effect. Hand-rubbed to a beautiful satin
finish. Equipped with Lane Automatic Tray.
Our Annual Gifts fo Girl Graduates of K.U.H.S. and Sacred Heart Academy of
Miniature Lane Cedar Hope Chests Are Now Awaiting Call at
Klamath Furniture Co.
721 Main
Terms May Be Arranged
Hold Everything!
t "'t?,,"y
ttmt tnlk i-n cors. iw sv mm sisviet. me.
"Sure it's a sketch of the wife. I hung it upside down
'cause it looks belter that way."
Phone 894
Chastened Diz
Waits Doctor's
Okay to Pitch
NEW YORK, May 19 OB A
surprisingly meek and silent
Dlrzy Dean Is awaiting the first
tent of his ailing arm, and no one,
not even Manager Chnrley Grimm,
knows when the Cubs' costly
hurler will return to action.
Although It hurts, "Banjo
Charley" Is following the doctor'a
orders to the letter.
"Dean has been told to do no
more pitching for a couple more
weeks, and he may not go then If
he doesn't look all light when I
begin to let him throw a few
days before the deadline," said
Grimm yesterday.
A loud and steady talker In his
visits here with the St. Louis
Cardinals, Dean slta quietly In
one corner of the Cub dugout.
Once he would comment on
anything from the bathoy to tho
league president. Now Dlszy
says, "Anything OH mm says Is
okay with me. My arm feels
pretty good and I'm ready to go
In there and pitch the minute
Grimm says the word."
German Net Star
Appeals Sentence
BERLIN, May 1 WB Baron
Gottfried von Cramm, Oermany'a
top-ranking tennis star, through
counsel today lodged an appeal
against the sontcnoe of a year In
prison Imposed on lilm May 14
for violation of a statute covering
mornl delinquencies, ,
Tho law allowed one week for
the' appeal, . .
Von Cramm, momher ot cn
arlstocratte Gorman fnnilly. was
found guilty In a secret trial In
grim Moablt criminal court of Im
proper relations with a Jewish '
youth. Two months already spent
In Jail were deducted from the
sentence.
The fact that the coconut wlli
float In salty water for months,
without Injury to the seed, Is
thought to be the reason for the
wide distribution ot the plant.
Makes You Forget
You Have False Teeth
Don't worry about your false
teeth rocking, slipping or wab
bling. Fasteeth, a new Improved
powder holds them firm and com
fortable all day. o gooey, pasty
taste or feeling. Eat, laugh and
talk with comfort. Get Fasteeth
from your druggist. Three sizes.
Ieseiu in i. i iini s
ft generations Sw 'it
us Wilkens have V (fgMm
( concerned ourselves I liJ'sJuTll'Grrj it Sli
I personally with IjffllMlf
Our Family's S 'v'ig J r f
MS. Recipe! XfT1 If ?'
1 PINT 80C Wllf Ii
1 QUART $1.45 BfflBBml 1
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