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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1925)
it Hairy Wills P eeved JBecause Jlker CROWD OF 75,000 PKfcUltlfcu ruu BIG POLO GROUNDS FIGHT TODA ; rTl?I IV A TITER FIGHT WILL BE FAST Umill"ITn""Ji"" i t ri - ...... i i i:ifMf ; .Hfl,CT board - f' . ' .. i.i in . trade, ome ... .... , siangy ay . d,,uJ .uu.uw.v - rat d titv to nerform netore ine ... n., iho rinc at the rolo! ..... ...tor iho rinu at the Poll 7. .... jn -ih. tn dnineiof urouuua ...u -.. -...--- - one another in loose and graeeiui mom...,, ... .. posture, over the lower ropes, if about as follows: ihi ' "Well, these tin cars are getting mvVn'g functioned as the sooial , touchy. Suction, are now hi or arblter of the occasion In the case der as to what wo shall do to these of h. aromatic Mr. J. Kearns. who , tin ears. It Is moved and seconded ta cordfally requested to be absent 'that we tell these tin ears to shut from The fight., the commission will up and do as they are told be- Thursday morning to referee j cause if they don't we"!, run them a very delicate problem of artistic out of the racket and they wont precedence. Mr. Harry Wills, of ; get any more S75.00O jobs dark complexion and melancholy I There will be loud cries of aye nature, has informed the Italian and no cries of "no."- But upon the ....a i.i.k -iii . him 75 nnn Mr Messrs. Wills. Orcb and Walker will inflicting the routine course of abuse j on Charlie Weinert. that he. Mr. j Wills, cannot persuade himself to fight In the aeml-wlndup. He sub-! mits that he Is a more distinguished artist that Harry Greb and Mickey; Walker, the tffn rhamnlons who will adorn the proceedings, and requests that these two be tossed into the ring and tossed out again, if one 1 may use the techr'ral Idiom, before ' he Is summoned u the platform, The Messrs: Greb and Walker. ! conscious of their status as minor! champions, have sent diplomatic emissaries to notify the cauliflower board of trade that Mr. Wills, is. in their opinion, lust one heavyweight j palooka among many, and lucky to be employed in the same show with them. Although it would take Mr Wills 'about 35 years at his earlier trade of freight-handling, -to collect the GIANTS WIN BACK TAKING DOUBLE Hack Wilson of Giants Makes Two Homers In One Inn ing; Pittsburgh Wins From Chicago But Forced To Second Place; Sherry Smith' Blanks Slugging Tigers' PHILADELPHIA, July 1. Hark Wilson, one of Joseph McGraw's! many semi-occasional outfielders, a' fellow with the wide, thick should- ers of a rum Jug, managed to get! his weight and thickness behind two; wallops In the third Inning of the; Phils, therefore, almost could have second game at Philadelphia today, been rung up as two victories for and sailed two homers into the the Giants before the tin foil was cheap seats thereby scoring five' peeled off the first ball. The Giants runs In one inning. The Giants won; took the first one 6 to 4 and the both games and raised themselves second one 16 to 7. to first place again. The Plrates.l The Pirates did their best to de who landed up there after a hard, fesd themselves. They won from game fight, were exnelled before the Oh in f'hlc-so. S to C, but ths they really got used to their high Giants' figure at the end of the surroundings. ' day was .618 and the numerals of It was almost a foregone con- the Pirates were .615. elusion that the Giants would re-l The Dodgers beat the Braves In turn to their habitual home, for . Boston, 4 to 3. they had come to a mushy spot in! There was n6 business in the two the schedule. The Phillies fought top stations of the American lea- Blast "land-dcaring has come thru your being able to buy now for a dollar one-half more powder than you did before we could sell you (011) PACIFIC STUMPING the new du Pont powder which hos been cutting down land-clearing costs in tins section during thc past few months. Evety SO-pound case of PACIFIC STJMPIHG has about 135 Vi'xV Bticks, other standard stumping pow ders having about 85 sticks in a SO-pound cose. You get 50 more sticks, every one domg the same work as any stick of other stumping powders. And there's no thawing and no headache attending the shooting of PACIFIC STUMPING! rw-ini- W. I). MILLER General Agents. . TT:'. v ! I ' i l . i j ; ' i .000 lilch he Is to rm-Wv for , nbusinc Charlie Weinert for not - or. than -inntea. and prob- ulilv nmrb les. no iniiUHB ma. i Wl,uhl raier WIlVe the .ume than .ubordinato his artistic mnndinK to .i.d i;rh and walker. Therefore the raullflower hoard trade will meet again Thursday ,...., .i:J...o tlm mailer be admonished to shut up. and do j as tnoy are iom, ocu .... they are a lot of tin ears who are lucky that they aren't being paid by the hour, with half rates or less for the clinches. Mr. Wills is generally deemed to j be the luckiest of all the artists on the scncauie. Mr. weineri nus ways been suspected of having round heels, for he has been known to tip over several times, and once was! capsized by the very same Greb. who is to fight Walker. He is sup-! posed to have been training diligent-j ly for several weeks, but the public. . if Interested, has not been out to watch him training. Wills should j be able to wash up nis worn wun Weinert in not more than fifteen (minutes, at which rate his pay would I figure up to thc not untidy sum of' $3,000 a minute. Stevedores get $1 1 an hour. FIRST PLACE BY BILL FROM PHILS them fairly even earlier In the sea- sou,- but then thc Phiis went west, dropped 11 in a row, and gave con- vincing proof that they were still j the sume old Philadelphia futilities. Two games in one day with the more stumps per dollar Lri tfJkBig July 4 Fight rz? ,a of u.irj buT LtV,ti'o wt" K - aniMi during tlioir wes(.rn to brhlnd l l anlrkly nullify a rum- fl)rta,. lead. The While Sox lost! , ,ie iiron today. 8 to 8. The Tlm-i and Indium went j iiamy-nmity in a uouuie n. a.ier in Yuvolaud. The Indian won the (iral ,.,, j ,,i 0. with Sherry cn.iii. niL-him. tli.. .ill ni.uiir The 1 ..... n n,,. tnc name 4 to 1.! sium rs pllclud a near shui-oul. Pelicans To Clash With Grants Pass In Exhibition Sun. Klamath Fulls' tinM'luill leani will play an evhihilion game hen' Sunday with the fast tiranls I 'am si ini-pro team. A portion of ill'" imKfcds from Sunday's guine will Im livi.ll niiioni; i'H-al IVUnin player. 1'itchor SlnTt. who has been aliM iil from the IV'licail lim-lip for ,, )Mls, llluIlt, due to llln.ns may bt. a.iKn.'.l to hurl for the local team. Fans are anxious to see what Street can do, nnil If he Is cautl)le vt .hariitK Clio burden of Moiiler on the Klamath pitch iiiK staff. The Kame will have no bearuur on Klamath Fulls' KtaiuliiiK in the Klamath- Siskiyou hnjcue. It will (jive l.Mnl fans an opportunity to see u different team in uctiou anil nt the same, time will keep the team in condi tion for the renialnliiK half of the regular season. In which they expect to ml.f'ni themselves with both WihiI and Yrckil tor past defeats. (jrants Pas will plny Yreka at (rants Pass July 4.' KeKular season pusses will not he honoretl lu the jtnine with (Grants I'iiss. PACIFIC COAST STANDING- W. L. Vet. San Francisco 57 26 .6S7 Salt Lake 50 34 .595 Seattle 44 3! .530 Los Angeles 43 41 .512 Portland 36 42 .462 Oakland ..35 4 .422 Sacramento 34 49 .410 Vernon 33 53 .3S4 Madame Panario's scalp massage Improves the quality of your hair. Moe's Beauty Shoppe. J30 Jy7 SQUINTING CAUSES WRINKLES it light, sunlight, electric light, ordinary d.-ryMghtr In the ' streets, home or theatre. Causes eye strain, frowning, ' squinting or produces head ache. You should have your eves examined at once. Our modern system tells reliably whether you need cor. recting glasses or some other help. Anyway you should KNOW. DR. GOBLE Eyea Examined QUICK SERVICE 700 Main Street Glasses Frames Ground Repaired III Klamath Falls Creamery 1248 Main Street 2 Thursday, July Card Is Completed Starkcy and C.rl.on Will Fieht Semi-Windup With Coffmnn-Harrington Mix For Preliminary The bin fourth of July canl i W11H cuiiiuMnI .-lidiiy with H- siKiiliig of t'mison and Sinkey to finlH the M-nil-uiuduu ,' Hie lurihy-i:il.iiie main event, and the aUcnlnit of toff man and Har- ringlon lit flKhl a irvUniliu.ry. There will also Ik- a curtain raiser. llorh lMtrhle and Murphy are trnluinit haul for their houl. Itltihie is rnteI r the uniler-di. but surprisv do Happen, ex.'n In the hest renulnl.il fiht ranls. Murphy U luck nt WIiiI-Km piliiiliiK liny, Kniiiimituc, liiK rend work and auirr.ni. Murphy, u-eiiis, tr anything. .er-nfl-dent In hl talk of the oiitrmiie of the liuueh. Neverlhelos lie l rt'IMirte.1 training tu.nl. Tesi-nt plans call for staging tlie bout iu tlw Frank King Tent how on the morning of July 4, so thai the bouta will not Interfere with the rodeo In the afternoon. KAIIK 4iFTS a Hi M KltS KV VOItK, July I lh.be I tin It got a homers, his 4ih and .1th of the season hi 3 I limn ,ll yesterday. i " " It Buy Your Sheet Music Here For Over the Fourth.' STORE CLOSED From 1 to 5 P. Mi During Rodeo Days. I Trade In Your Old Records. Klamath House George Wirtz. ALTAM0NT AUDITORIUM Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday Night. , Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will furnish the music. All conveniences and first class floor. Rest Rooms Lunch and Soft Drinks. MARTIN For the Fourth Treat the Kiddies With Plenty of Ice Cream ORDER A FREEZER TODAY Closed from 2 : ;t And Greb Are I COAST LEAGUE Hrorti " Vernon I.,. Anir.liB I Hullerlw-Harfoot and Whittle) : ! Ulainor. I'hlllln and l.uui. Hco ro ll. II. Onklund H San Kruiu'lit.'o 15 in w llatlerlen Ikliuiey. KuUI. Horn lT and ID lor. M. lioiiald; tieary. Urirrin. Williams. Tferfer and Hit ch le. pen re n. II. i 11 3 Vlnii ami Hhon: V" Sacrnmoiilo j Portland . naileries I Be sure of your furnace! Your comfort even your health depends on the kind of heat you obtain from your furnace. That kind of heat depends on the construction of your furnace an, the skill with which it Is Installed In your home. Health requires an abundant circulation of warm moist heat! Not Juit healed air. Comfort requires ade quate heut at minimum ex pense and effort. HAINES THE FURNACE MAN 1023 Main Phone 323 Falls Music 122 So. 6th St. & NUSSFR to 5 on the 4th ...!,.. 4t :. ,,1; " " Phone 74 rlK.in aA.I T.ililn. more - n. ' Salt l.ak IT l (I'millnunl on hnaT II. K ! . ; K"-"0' H oj iummm, i (l ' iiiia-nnm iihuh, . . : .... II ..... . - . MIH 1 mm l hrilsitsJkjngiofmL K , 0 r- low that this year's the bip; iinnual Los omy Kun. They prove itt ) USE THE RED CROWN MILEAGE CARD AND START AN rUINUMY KUN Or YOUR OWN g The secret that the expert knows fa in getting Red Crown's miles out. The new Red Crown Milcnge Card just out makes it ns simple as a-b-c to increase your mileage. It tells what to do for your car your carburetor and just how to DRIVE to get 15 to 30 miles ex rra per tankful with Red Crown. ( Remember for the biggest event of its kind in the West they have chosen "Red Crown" exclusively for nine consecutive years. ItU pay you to follow suit I) Start your own economy run today on Red Crown gasoline with the Red Crown Mileage Card at your nearest Red Crown pump (red, white and blue) the best buy in town by MILES. ,' 19? MILEAGE RECORDS Here tr the mile, ttnftat out pfRrd CiOwn. Buy milfnndtnciatjtf,milJl"f) II e"" I "a D.,vr, I M.LMTO bja. Rollm J.Borunl 27.41 , ', LA Ro"1" J.BoanY 27,41 t J I ?A . Oakland Srdaa H. 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