The Klamath news., October 29, 1925, Image 2

Page Tw5
Thursday. October 20, 102."
THE
I some one as yet not signed, took
! look it the card advertising him
self and other. yesterday, then
I scratched his hind, while over hU
countenance spread an expression of
j deep thought and ponderanre.
The reason for the deep thought
n part of Henry vaa due to five
i words underneath his name. Henry
Battler Booked to Fight looked at those five word, then
tt.rk'rv Here on Nov. 3 I came the scratching of hit head, a
grtu uit tuw luiiumun, uii. ni.
I'll tackle anything once."
Tor underneath Henry's name In
stead of the cognomen of another
in the Scandinavian 'OI"01"11' lhe" fiT "
DUI eicecuiuKiy ponenuous woras:
"The toughest we can find."
Advance tain of aeata will start
IN SEATTLE BOUTi
Surprises Fans
Scandinavian Hall
Opens in Carnival
With New Manager
,h. war of souvenir, will be J'"" lAl.derSOIl Defeated
' . . irt thm itHnir Special dance llu
w - I
' features alao will be put on. Krank
Comfort, who for ear l,K'
lead In Frank llit.hie comedy
. ho. and who la a!o a member of i
I redc-n'a Serenade, is an enter-1
tatulnc ainger, and will arv the or-
By John Trambitas
Johnny Trambitas. who Is to fight
Kid SUrkey.
hall here in the 10-round main
event on November S. surprised the
fa., whan fie won easilv
. , . ... .,.. i today. Tickets have been placed oa
over Sam Anderson in a all-round ...... ,,. , A
Th, sale at the Mecca, the Waldorf and
the Smoke. All are coupon tickets,
which means that the early pur
chaser can .sit where he wants.
Tickets will not be on sale at Scan
dinavian hall until :S0 p. m. on
the night of the fight.
Halloween rete to Wiar , fni,,tr, repertoire Willi several song
Firat Dance With Claaa numbers.
Portland Orchestra
i hm rkk ih t;itNTt-:n
Scandinavian hall wilt present t Although Circuit Juute A. I.
gay scene on Saturday night when Leavfct yesterday lea!!y severed
i..r Jo.k ih.m the new pro- r hei t. cji of malr n.onr w.iin uau ,
prietor of the hall. Initiate the new ; held Ksther Esther Cos' and Zenllh Amlemon especially, with Ills fast
retime with a big Hallowe en carni-' jam tx. the curt stinniaiea footworn.
val and dauce. Mehan has Just re-! that neither Mr. Bor Mrs. Cox may - .r ,ir.7.Tt
T T I whdr.. hi. ' ....I.. J.i.ln.- - iw.rl.ld llf lil 1 ' ' . .
SE.vrn.K. o.t !. irmied
Sewsl J.il.ni.y Trambitas did some
fat (iKhtiug her- "" n'1" ttI"1
easily beat Sun Anderson In '
speedy rounds that prwide.l the
main bout Ik: ween Vic Koiev and
Joe Lynch ilu-.t nuled In a druw.
Tra:uM:as led llitnughoul the
entire (J is tit. surprising ins mn. p
bout there Tuesday night.
footwor of Trambitas surprised
Anderson a whole lot more than it
did the fans who saw the bout.
Johnny is to be here about Friday,
when he will do a little light work
In preparation for his bout with
SUrkey.
. The work of Trambitas In Seattle; ELKS BARN DANCE
a z:b:z:Z draws big crowd
preceded the main event between
Vic Foley and Joe Lynch, made a Elks halt was filled to capacity boxing gloves, then pick up a violin death from
turned (mm rortland. wnere ne uai- marry during a per.ou 01 w j, ,. ,;no. They are
signed a contract with Benny iwa- months. The decree, nanmM aown 4 0 'Ik dreesea at 9
son and his serenaders, who will yesterday afternoon, quickly fol-rJ p PM
come to Klamath Fall to play all lowed the tiling of a rr plaint a ' ' r ' ' ' ' ' '
winter exclusively for Mehan. j few days ago by Mrs. Cox.
Seveu-Plecr Orchestra I
The orchestra, consisting of seven C,T,ZEN FACES ' DEATH !
pieces, la one of the most popular in
Portland. One feature of It la that DUE TO LIKENESS TO!
Benny Dodson. leader. Is also a box- NOTED CHICAGO GUNMAN
er of considerable note. Just last ,
night he fought Midget Smith and L0!? ANMELKS. Oct. U'nlt
then takes over the leadership of hlsd News I Although he Is a model
orchestra. It Is not often one can citj,a ,na a pronilsrnt -nclueer
be found who can take off a pair of weM m1Ib- Uomlhui:!i. faces In-
i " ' - ---- aiitiii ueaiu iruta ill' kmus ui 1..19
hit with the fana there. So It is, last night when between 300 and and lead an orchestra. Or vice versa. Angeles police officers,
with some keen anticipation that' 400 members and friends gathered' Benny can play almost any lnstru- Tn(1 reason for this Is that Rom
the Klamath Falls lovers of the; In attendance on the old fashioned meat, it Is said, and has gathered ; bough'e face clothing and even
fistic art, await the coming of barn dance. The men were all about him some of the best dance ' automobile tear atriklng similarity
Trambitas to this city. dressed in overalls and the ladies in . musicians in the Rose City. j ta those of Martin liurkin. escaped
In the meantime Starkey Is los- gingham dresses. j Now Maple Floor Trv.it.il j Chicago gunman, arcmrd of kill
ing no ground. He is not by any! Galloway's orchestra furnished' Yesterday work of surfacing the ing four polm,s one or them!
means letting his mitts grow tne music and tne aance went down new maptewood Iioor was nearing being a Sacramento officer.
mouldy, for he knows he may haveias a great success, it being proven ' its finishing insofar as the smooth-l Ronibough has already been shot
a hard man to crack in the Novem
ber S mill.
Earl Stolx. who is to fight Chuck
Sams a return match in the six
round seml-windup, is scheduled to
be here today. In the last bont
iwmiwi luiac iwu uu vi i. . uvm
put np a corking exhibition, going
to draw, the fana giving them a
great hand during the go and when
It was over. At frst Earl deceived
the local fans, before whom he ap
peared for the first time in this
city. He does not have the appear
ance of a hard glove shover, but
the fact Is, he's dynamite any time
he gets a chance.
W. Harrington, rated the fastest
140-pounder in this section, has
been matched with Jack Crim.
Matchmaker Sylvester said both men
beseiged him to give them a go at
each other, so he matched them np.
Crim went on during the last card
here in the preliminaries with Sol
Dean and gave a good account of
himself.
Henry Burke, also booked to tight
tnat tne ladles can "auocK em . tug orr was concerned. When en-' at ,i,ree timet by officers, who took
dead" as easy In gingham as geor-jtlrely finished' the floor will be as njln for tn9 gunman now being!
gene. smoota as glass, meeting require-' bunted hero.
wenis ui iug uiusi lasuuiuus Ml mis, t aner al no re eaard wiu as
MASKED MARVEL WINS
CAMBRIDGESHIRE RACE
NEWMARKET. Eng.. Oct. 28.
(United News) A. K. McComber's
Masked Marvel brought oft one of
the richest coups In racing history
Wednesday by taking the classic
Cambridgeshire stakes by a length,
and thereby winning Its American
owner and an nnnamed friend al
most half a million dollars on a
parley. How much the horse ! room,
brought its other backers Is notl
known. McComber laid $500 In a
parley at odds ot 600 to 1 that his
Forseti would win the Caesarewitch
stakes October 14 and that Masked
Marvel came home in front Wednes
day. McComber .was enriched by
$250,000, and his friend, who had
parleyed the same horses, gained
J137.B00.
respect.
Maid in Attendance
Aside irom work on the floor, the
hall is to be fittingly decorated for
the occasion. In the rest rooms,
special attention has been paid to
convenience of the fair sex. Large,
full-length mirrors and other tittle
conveniences which give the ladles a
chance to primp and doll up before
slipping out on the floor to knock
'em dead. A maid will be in at-! ji
uressiug
signed him Wednesday.
UOTEL ASTOD
AlaadaHia uAmIna
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILK
50$ Balks Ne. Modem
Qote to Shopping District nd Theatres
FREE CAR ACE' T.r t from M
nr MIMA'"'
mm
Buy Your Grocer
ies at the
Package
Groceteria
lU-nt known nationally
ndvvrti.Hud brands acid in
unitary scaled pnckagei
only.
You help ymirnclf and
pity only for what you
buy and not for high
priffd clrrkn. Thir are
no Hpt'i'iul day. You ran
rumo i-vrry day and buy
at the ii u mo prices.
Ilrro are a few of our
evrry-day price:
Si'k'o Milk, tall 09c
Krllofrg' Corn Flnkt-a 09c
lifit M.J.H. Coffee.
2 lb. tin $1.12
Chirardi-lli Chocolate,
1 lb. tin 29c
Koyal White Soap,
10 bant 42c
Folifer'a & Schillin&'ii
15e iipicea 2Vt
Kent Cano Suitor,
10 Iba 69c
Mnzola Oil, 1 gal.
Aim .....$1.95
Everything in the more
at pricra correitpondinjrly
low. Keniembvr the location.
S02 Main St
tendance In the ladles
Novelties Featured
On Saturday night novelties In
DR0NCHITIS
f At bdtimt rtib th throat and
0 cbsMt tborooghly wiib
V VapoRub
The way of the transgressor is hard but, a poor buy needs no Judge to pass sentence
Additional Offerings For The Last
Three Days
In Our
1 1'. it ; . As
tLk iO .
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Oct, 29, 30, 31
Rayon Silk
Ray O Robes
$5.95
In the clever, novelty and
smartly new dress fabric pat
terns Ray O Robes of Rayon
Silk in the brilliant autumn
hues are the new fashionable
thing.
These come in the Juliet
and Eieanore stylos in colors
of coral, pencil blue, Indiana,
rust, lavender, navy, tan and
roupre with exquisite flowered
designs.
-3c Tub Charniette A delightfully soft check silk ma
terial very suitable for underwear of all kinds A f
4 colors, added offering In October Sale .'. 4l7C
h;IOr"n;.n0l"lr9 cra"h 1"K 1 Inches wide,
bleached ready for use. an added offering In tf4 rr
the big Golden Rule October Sale, 7 yards J 1 .UU
?l2kK ? Kooi """'"y k,,akl flannel tot
mens and boys' shirts, good weight, B inches pn
wide, an added offering Jn October Sale . .. Oi7 C
Me,r'r,r,,T;T.hl"u' " ,lnen "a,h deling, un
bleached is inches wide, medium weight, for the heav
use needed ,on. added offering In October OO
"le 3 if
J
S Miii' ""! wonderfully sul.stantlal
eight sui ing fr dresses, school or afternoon,
aid rose, old gold, tan, fast color, October Salo
heavy
October Sale 49 These ar, I'Jr ,nch1colt?n damask. 89c values in
soi.ed from h.d7,X"ot'ta'p.lSd "
Service With Vol 11 oo
Solves Your Problems V
rfU nFI. RULPCflDDnrjATl AM,
Style at-a-Price
'j Surely Pleases
In the Center o, Klamath County. Shopping ,rIt, fof PoBta, Servlc
Luxite
Hosiery
in al!
Shades
and
Colors
Dance This Hallowe'en
In a Pair of
Houston & Jester Shoes
Teeth,
eyes,
skin,
hair,
nails
and
women are now recognizing a
"sixth" personal responsibility
Nher,!!,?hmC1 ?'nan wou'd "ink of nesleetin.
TrItheri11hofevT
most out of Hfe And thl b'e 'f ,h whhn to Bet ie
them by wear in'e the f t0y "
doesn't let the tZol nr? Pre3cTvtef Sh- This .hoS
doesn't pinch th1- I 8"d beCOmc ,trained
the foreartl of'&fe f "l!'!00d ve"e"
witVit! 3lyou wW w when you get acquinttd
8th andltgj
Where y J
higheit gr'
Cou, Suita, D
r; Silk HoJ
derwear foJ
monev. in
head hu beJ
Thia
to our cuitonJ
not afford ta
in millinery
parel befora
atore. You ,
25c to 35co3
tome and be
J
You'll b inn
the ni( ttU
nil tho pop4
with fiirtolla
botUiw. J,rtri
braid. Liiri
out. Tbi pna
Another nirjr
in black Pi
lined throsT1.
fancy itrijrl
r urctte toUvi
Only
DOl
I
New Blb
piece Dress
thin? for kM
as well at ii
wear I
iW
cm t
Rayon Silk B
the latest i
pair for Krvict I
50c'
sues ins foot wsli-
We handle
tho nationally
Ipswich and Kia
iery. The k
ell the popul
Wc want you
them with ti
which you w
paying from
more. If yo
pair you'll nTal
othcrancdED4
$1.00, $1.6!
Extra heavy i
Jersey Ve
95c
Suedlne Silk Slif
ular ahadei.
$2.95
m
Lnrlloa' Folt " 1
HaU from
A aavins of f
to ?5.00. - , rj
New arrivaii
D.t i..ivin( d"i
vi.it u in our
Houston and Jester
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