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United News and United Press Telegraph Services
SECTION TWO
Homethintc to Buy, Soil, Trade?
VHE THK XEWH CLASSIFIED
HKCTION KOIt PROFIT
gMornlng Except Monday)
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925
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STRIBLING MATCHED
TO FIGHT ERITTON
NKW YORK, Nov. lB.-(t!ni,Ml
News) Vciiiim Klrlhllng, whoso ap
pri'Bi'hlnK Nulla maturity U Interest
ing flKllt fllllS, llllS boon nlm-.l III
Miriit lull Ilrltiim, nt Kuni.ua ('Uy
In fide-en roundabout nt Now Or-'
l.uns. ThunhnKlvliiK nlnlil. Tho At-1
limia youngster will he ji n Jnri
uury, ntlir which Tit Itlikurd Ik
hopeful of getting Htrll.llng in ap
pear In a fifteen round fight In Hum
now Kuril 'ii. I
fiRANGE 15 GIVEN
SET ULTI
Football Player Told Muil
Turn In Suit If He Is
To Play Pro Ball
VETERAN
CHAMPAKIN, III., Nov. 18.
jd'ntlod Newsi-The dramatization
.. "HimI" CriuiKe a tlin matinee
RACE DRIVER lilnl nf American foolbull, and per-
MAKES NEW TRACK MARK '1"1 ru"",r" hB '" H,m"t 10 '"'
cmii" a prufcsxlunul, have brought
CTI.VKR CITY, Cnllf,, N iv. IS. !B "'"" of protest against profes-
Knrl f'oouor. veterun rain driver ! lnalrm from lliriitiKliiiut the big
.tuhllhed a new truck record fur,1"" n'1 "'' conference..
Dm local speedway, when hit liirniil: "Hid" declares ha ban mil, signed
fuur trial laps nl Ihn ram nf :m to t.lny with a professional loam
miles an hour. infur bin college footliull career l
Cooper's wa tho first nfflrlul ended next Saturday, but Iho episode j
practice for Ihn J&omllo event,' hero. In which Couch Zuppko told
which la lu bo run on N.ivombi r 2. tho 1 IllnolM marvel thut If ho hud
' Miami h would have to turn In bin j
null, baa thrown new light on Ihej
subject of professionalism from the
viewpoint of lender, of ainntiMir
tinr'i.
1 Tim llllnolii unlviTHlly athletic of
; rlro and roBi'lim are anld to have
Dompsey-WillsMust
Just Box, Not Fight
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Nov. J8.
(United Newa) Attornuy (leneral
(lillioin, Wedneodny ruled that th
propoaod riKht 1,1 MIiIiIkuu City.
1 ml., ni'Xt aiimmcr IcIwiimi Jink
Ili nipHiy and Hurry Wllla, may be
! hold if It la no more than a "box
ing, exhibition." If It boromea a
"prize flubt," hownviT, It nnmt be
Hlopped ub Illegal, the attorney nen
erul'a opinion aald. Police will bo
Btatloncd nBr the arena to deter
inlno when the bout croxm'H the hazy
lino that dlnllnKulshea boxInK cxbl
bltiona from prize fl(:lil In Indiana.
WELTERWEIGHTS
SIGNED FOR BOUT
Mickey Walker,' Title Holder
To Meet European Champ
During December
YALE GETS ODDS OF
2-1 OVER HARVARD
FIGHTS INCREASE';
NEW YOKK, Nov. 18. (United
Newa) Tex Illrkard has signed
Mickey Walker, world'a welter
weight title holder, to meet Tommy
Mllligan, European champion, In a
fifteen round championship fight
here next month.
I'nalilo to put on this bout aa
part of the Chrlatmaa fund fibow.
bocauae of a new ruling by the New
York boxing commission, requiring
that .10 per cent of the gross re
ceipts bo given to charity, the pro
moter will go before the commission
Friday with a proposal of a slightly
Ifferent nature.
NEW YOKK, Nov. 18. Wall
street betting odds make Yale a 2
to 1 favorite over Harvard In next
Saturday's football game, which will 1
terminate a half century of gridiron
rivalry between the two universi
ties. "Future" betting on the Army
Navy game November 28, favors the
cadets at odds of 8 to 6. .
GOPHERS HOPE TO
BEAT MICHIGAN
Coach Spears, With Eye on
' Big Ten Title Working
Hard for Game
STANFORD-BEARS
READY FOR GAME
Bonfire Rallies In Rival
Campa Tell of Keen
Interest Felt
CHICAGO, Nov. 18. The dispat
ches from Minnesota, tellng how the
! Gophers expect to wallop Michigan
next Saturday at their own game In
the air, are Important because they
confirm the suspicion that football
of the 1896 variety lies dead and
purled on Stagg field with Dart
mouth's 33 to 7 epitaph engraved
on the tombstone. The epitaph Is
the handwriting on the wall, and
Dr. C. W. Spears, the new coach at
Minnesota, apparently Is taking cog
nizance of It. The passing of
Swede" Oberlander for the big
green on Stagg field made It plain
Britain "" service Its whim or ni-n-ulty
may
di'mnnd. If Ihn demand for util
ity service wero uniform t li r n k li
mit thn day and year, the problem
would be una of simple muhtr-ma-
tlrs. ,
If a householder has
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1
With both Stanford and California
tt will einluln to the fistic oanas holding their annual bonfire TaM ..... ooh( hM de-
7 that the demands of Mickey Walker! lies Wednesday night enthusiasm ,, throwlng arms as well as
apiivik?CTO Nov. 17. Tho ,.,l 1,1. nmniiMr. Jnck Reams, are over the "big game' between the
national grange .! on record great that nothing would be left two trad Wonal rivals ha, mount.,
Tuosduy as being "emiihailcully "P-' alter tbe champion was-paid, and
posed to any Increase In the grl- I 50 pcr cent ot tna gr0M "gate" had
cultural schedule at the Present . tn Cnrlstmas fund. He
lime.
Through adoption of the report
of Its transportation committee
. , (ri received scores of messages from
i , . ...I nril...,y In nlhnr
to use It for , time It still costs ' , h""1"' "r,(ln! ,lml eyery ""rt 1b" I tho organization expressed opposi-
innitit tn ftiNtiailn Ornnicn from be- n,m tn nnv hnrlzontaJ increase in
'ii a tl Z "r . v I1'"''"1""'"' comn B prufesnionul, even after II- iho frelgh ' rate, and authorized
inst he Mil I V r VC" t,? ' in" , cease, to ccn.ro. him . an filing of objection with the Inter-
Mlon.. he said. r-,ly fr uo. Thut amount is "no" ..,.. emmrc commission at heor-
t of the r.uro-
u loo "'
snuie wnt when
" CODllniled.
t in sot expe l
of the annual
from tho aver-
amateur,
The reason behind all these pro-i
i tests, officials here said. Is that toot
lngs In San Francisco and Kansas
City.
about one-ihlnl
revenue received
a home. ! 'et. officials here said. Is that toot . contends that freight
Recognition of the Justice of the joflen professional teams rou a inuer i rhurRca on agricultural proaiicts
service or "readiuess to serve" ' of all the "real sportsmsnshlp" heare 0Ht 0f proportion to those on
charge hs. been accorded bv the learned In college. Professionals ( olhpr ghlpments.
k, willing, but ,,,. ullly cmmlsslonera In 3.1 j play for money and o.len I no money hor tne nr.. ..... ... w
k ceurs.e or t , .,, 1)y . Urge nam-! become, .ha main object " - ' ";-
her Of court.. It U approved lso!gme. ... Illinois .. " LouU J. Tabor.
on the sorrel, op m ... """' of Columbus. Ohio, was renamed
movina irou. u.n h,.m, .u.....
of professionalism.
kttoaniM wilt
blnlllrl when the
luUim It gune."
nororil of the
blm Introduced
tloi:
In) ippraves (he
Vmiiy of mutual
Kit 'Locarno Oc-
Wiri of dehnte.
lsnifoulon that
M talk at the
Ml tho treaty
to support
I'lauy In the
NtHiliy of nn
Iho ol her.
of the
radiie l.ocnrno
l"Wii alliance,
faoilnlon. tier-
lluo of na
P tt licarnos
Patminient ns In
nio hus been
P" -!. Chum
l such was
to Serve
tor in Cost
by the federal bureau of stand
ards. It Is basic purt of tbe rule
schedules of virtually all ot the
country's utilities.
Hit I
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any
con
Hpeclal offer to NEW subscrib
ers THE NEWS S MONTHS for
nutional master.
Speclul offer to NEW subscrlb-
ertTHE NEWS 3 MONTHS tor
only )1. Subscribe today to the
leading newspaper of the county.
will propose that he be permitted
to stage the Walker-Milligan bout at
the top of an all-star card, under
his own management as a regular
Kickard show and offers to divide
the profits with the Christmas fund.
In the interests of obtaining as
much money as possible for this
deserving charity, the boxing com
mission would do well to accept
Kickard's offer. The new ruling
that gives BO per cent of the gross
to charity has resulted in a stam
pede of champions and top notchcrB,
none of whom Is willing to box for
a reasonable amount of money. It
Is clear that unless the boxers ac
cept small purses, the promoters,
who have to glv'e up 60 per cent of
the gross and pay all the expenses.
Alumni of both institutions have n uue, aim ... j-
now garnering oust in iue ..uyuj
rooms of the University of Michigan
has been busy all week trying to de
velop a football pitcher. At the
same he" has engaged the services
Cls.alfled advertising In THE ;
L-nuiTti mews nv. Mi dlvl- only It. ' Subscribe- todny to tho
.... .. ... ..-m .lenillnz newspaper of the county.
imnns. cw i ...
u-nnid stand to lose a lot of money.
The prospects for a good card to qniet hotels, where
srwlmie.1 on l'l.Ho Pour) 'remain until oaiuruaj.
crowded hotels here , fabulous
prices are being offered for tickets
to Saturday's game. Tho Stan
ford stadium has been given a
capacity of 'close to 70,000 by In
stallation of as many new seats
as could be built In the available
space.-
The game itself appears to be a
toss up. Stanford may be a slight
favorite by Saturday because of
the Bears' defeat by Washington
and an injury to ihalfback Dixon,
which may keep him out of the
game. Ernie' Nevers, star Cardi
nal fullback is In good shape for
I the best effort of his career, ac
cording to word from Palo Alto. '
Following the campus rallies
Wednesday night at which play
ers and coaches gave short
speeches the. teams were bundled oft
they will
of three scouts, who are now at
Ann Arbor Btudying the passing
attack of the Wolverines.
It Is true 'that Minnesota tossed
Iowa into bankruptsy last Saturday
by the ancient line-bucking style ot
play, but It Is also true that the
Hawkeyes exhibited no aerial foot
ball. Michigan is quite another
problem. The Yost men have the
best record of any big ten confer
ence team this year, because they
are privy to. the fact that It is
easier to throw a football ten yards
than to push it through a thousand
or more pounds ot flesh and- bone.
On top ot this Michigan has Bennle
a football as well as kick.
Slhm it's Thanksgivingand the teams
are drawn up for battle on the gridiron when the first
touchdown goes over and the grandstands rock with frenzy
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