The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, November 25, 1925, Image 2

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    Page Two
Wednesday. Nov. 25. 102.'
THE
GIBBONS IS FAST
SAYS SYLVESTER,
Young Boxer Showing Up Fine!
ir- 1 a. r f I . I
in f KVOTBDUU I or au v
Be Presented Soon
WHS Billy. Watson and Mickey
Gibbon ready and willing to so
Matchmaker Johnnie Sylvester has
two men who will give the tana a
ran for their money ct the next
bolinc card which Is to be held
here in the near future. Both of
these lada will figuro In a benefit
for the Christmas charities which
Matchmaker Sylvester and Jack
Meahan eignWed their willingness
to contribute to when, this matter
was first broached in the city.
Matchmaker Sylvestec is. having
a hard time Jetting some one able
to meet Billy Watson. He has De
Pinto .In mind, but that battler
! also has Ideas of his own. bnt there
Is a possibility mat pe rate may
match: np with Watson. Both of
the men are In abeut the same
ring classification, with DePtnio
being given credit for a little more
experience. In this, however, he
will be offset by a hard-hitting
ready-to-go boxer, who knows his
groceries.
Bui' of the two. Matchmaker
Johnnie Sylvester wants to see how
Mickey Gibbons is coming out in
bis work. The lad Is going strong
In the daily work-outs, and if the
opinions of those who watch them
are worth anything, that bo can
step out for a record if he will
keep te lid oa the bean pot. which
mean nothing more than just
' working.
It ."Is well worth while for any
of the fans to take advantage cf the
Invitation of the Scandla hail man
agement to drop down and watch
these boys go In the afternoons.
Their ' workouts -are held In the
union hall In the -same bnildin?
and any one Is Invited-: to attend
any afternoon or evening.
Sylvester is . now casting around
for a new referee and Is trying
to see' how i' Bill" Ross takes to
the Job. Announcement of a more
definite character, however, will
be made In this respect shortly.'
comml'.teo for the chost funds;
others srrving with Mr. Savldge
being: O. M. Hector. Percy Kvatis,
A. M. Collier. W. M. Montelius. K.
W. Vannlce. W. W. Mi-Nec1y and
Ueorse l.indloy.
The supply committee members
are: Mrr. Otterbeln, chairman;
Mrs. I.. Graham, Mrs. Oscar Peyton.
lWSS.READYj1
READY FOR STAND
Rills that (he bill of urtku-
ari cont-unea uvo ranvm-oji.
Tim I'l.i nUC's counsel l;rr at-
tea'.yU'd i. Introduce an ami'SiUsT
OLD PARTY MEADS TO
!
HUMAN AW A I'M (II lilt
V V . .... - A
FIGHT BOY SENATORS Kill,Bl, ,,,, , yn,r olll ,,,
cnnvwnoii in I'uu'imu, n T ,r ,
niunlor - of Iwr . hiuliand. Hhorlff
and ldd of Harry Pt'l'ef. I'lacml In I ha
of Wis-! drain House m biiir mug prtnon
of i ludny to nwaii electrocution.
(fkmtlminl r'rom I'" "")
insurgents. Frailer.
Mrs. Jennie Hum and ether to
be named lati'r.
Albert K. May of Moc'a store
has charge of the purchasing and
C. L. Baxter of Moe's Will attend
to the publicity.
Those already listed as contrlb-
romplaint hlch read that Mrs
Ihtiulan.l.r. wtore ner ".s.-. Dakota. LaKolli.lt
comealcd frtfm the plulnlKt ', .... Kmiih llrookharl
, fuel that she a of colored blood." wtr itptlxv4 of republican
Colored Wife of Rich Young d,,vIj objected, on the ground ' natus. That mine ' h"")r "P"
. New Yorker Will Testify ! that the or'nluai complaint, upon ! ,h,hI by the whol rrtfiiresslvero
In Amazing Drama j which h case thus far has been : publican group, Including Senntor
I tried, asserted mat .Aire, iinineianu-j m,rn auu auu r - 1 Washington
; or docelvd Vr husband and as-, of Koaa. regular republican load-1
WHITS PLAIN'S. N. Y.. Nov. ! I. ; "' Uul they wore over ridden l.y
. ni i. cnauser muniniea aocmeaiy a ktuup ui jumn .. . - rs
...v. ri,.n.Mnn. H 1 - . ...... would not aranl tho motion to H.-e.l of Pennsylvania and Edge tt
S. Moe. Klamaih Ice & Cold Stor- amalUng arama . of miscegenation "'nd cootplalat. j Sew Jersey, who thrust aside tuur
age company. B. P. O. E., Christian , bel taM ln Westchester coun-, The defenra put on the stand the a,r hllanl eiders
ty court house. Is to have her duy negro gardener. Kobert llrooks.l no preseni ""'""'"
on the stand Wednesday. , who married Alice's sister. Itrook. '' ln'J imla"",Z
The plaintiff ha, rested. Abrupt-1, ,,,rk cocclato color, with kinky pre.Uge because of h. recent dec
ly Uaac X. Ml!ls. Leonard Rhine- hair, said he had known Leonard Oration of Senator William i M. Uui-
vcnerable, whito-halred Ilhiuelurfder when the latter was i". ssrau ...
the repui-'Ucan national coiuuiino.
' who not only opposed LaFolletto's
luirodueed .,..,,.. nh .v.rv resource at his
WASUI.Mfl'ON. Nov. Si. T1io
thirsty atlaciit' In Uio Aiuerli:un cm
bnssy nt llnnuia. Cuba, ran drink
now with the official sanction of
A
Asfc f.X
toft
mm
Science chnrch and Vasa Lodge No.
460.
Coolidse Studying
Coal Situation
WASHINGTON. Nov. 14. Presi
dent Cooiidge has taken nnder con
sideration the recent letter from
John L. Lewis, president of the 'shaken
Prooks said he was
lander's venerable, whito-halred i;h!uc!unMer when the latter
counsel, terminated his case Tues- courting Alice.
day afternoon.
Eyes turned towards the defend
ant, but she was obviously In no
condition to begin the ordeal.
with sobs, near hysteria.
that
command but 'oW d" an"
United Mine Workers of America, because of her experiences of Mon
wlth regard to the bituminous sit-' day when she bared her body to
uation. it was announced at the the jury to show ita ebony hue,
white house. Mrs. Rhinelander could not take
Although It was not intimated i the etand.
a - Alice's brother-in-law
Khluelandsr suggested they call nounccj that party discipline must '
each other "Lea" and -Hob" and b cnttrc,j ,n(j those who dliap-'
that the plutntlff dined ul the r0T0i 0f the party policies must
get out.
ante
Ilrooks' home and played "penny
ln a game with negrjes. When the Issue was up Isst win-
Tho last witness for the plaintiff tcr. the republican leaders adopted
was Mrs. Joseph lUch. wife of a a simple test of simon-pure repub-
.1,- rn.Minn to the Her lawrer announced she would Mount Vernon furniture dealer, ncnuisin uy asking ju.i h-
strong appeal of the union heed i be called the first thing In tho who ' testified Alice deceived hur tlon: Did the aonalor oppose Lie
might be, it .was announced by a! morning. 'about her color. Sho revealed a election of President Coolldge. As
spokesman for Mr. Coolldge that the! The case of young Rhinelander new touch to the sordid try of tho president Is not running this
president was making a detailed for annulment of his marriage to , young Rhinelitndcr's mesalliance . year the tost is ceing momma iu.
study of the situation and would
make a reply to Lewis as soon as
bis investigation was completed.
Lewis appealed for federal action
in enforcing the Jacksonville agree
ment between bituminous coal min
ers and operators.
his partly colored bride was com-, when she told of how the Utile col-! pld the senator crltlclso the presl-
! .... . .. . - . ... . .. . . k nl,!l,.Mfi niirtv?
Dieted when he appeared on the ' orcd bride drcanted- of a "re-union
stand for a second brief cross-ex- j dinner" with Philip Kliinelander
amination. and others from the aoctal register.
The defense opened by presenting! as guests to greet her as the wife
the testimony' of Barbara Rey
nolds, a newspaper woman, who
said that when ' she questioned
OI.DFIKLU TO REFRKE j Leonard Rhinelander immediately j
CULVER CITY, Cal.. Nov. I4-r- after his marriage to Alice Jones'
Barney Oldfleld, veteran race track became known, the youth admitted
driver, will referee tho 250 mllejto her that he had "married the
championship classic at the Culver i daughter of a colored man."
of one of them.
j City speedway Sunday.
GARRISOX RELIEVED
LONDON. Nov. 24 United. News
Tho French garrison at Rasholya.
Syvia, has been relieved by a column
of reinforcements which compelled
the druse beseisera to retreat, ac
cording to a disnatch from Beirut! fenEe was . Loon
t ih niiv mii ciate counsel for Leonard
TACNA-ARICA CASE
IS DEEMED HOPELESS
COAL THIEVES WORK
ATLANTA CITY. N. J., Nov 24
A ton of anthracite coal was the
Leonard asked, she said, that
this be kept from his father,
Philip Rhinelander, a leader of
New York society.
"unr happiness is involved,", she
quoted the plaintiff as saying.
The next witness for the de-
R. Jacobs, asso-
Rhine-
lander, who fenced with Mrs.
Rhinelander's lighting attorney Lee
Parsons Davis and ended by at-1
firming that there was "not a single I
"Chew
Tew
USTERME
dent and the republican parly?
Illy Vbltor Here Walter Camp
bell of Illy was transacting business
ln Klamath Falls yesterday.
In from Morrill Guy Merrill was
In town yesterday attending to busi
ness matters.
THANKSGIVING
BALL
Given by the. ,
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Thursday Night, Nov.!
ALTAMONT AUDITORIUM
Special Electrical Decorations
a It tafXt. .
uaiioway urcneir Ad minion $1
Ladies rrco
only loot taken by .thievaa who en- (aJsahqod, . in . the bill of nartku-
of Rev. Eugene L.I lirs."'
tered the home
Nixon here today.
Leonard. "Ml the stand, c.m
feksec
THROAT TAti-TS
SANTIAGO. Chile. Nov. 24.
Rupture of nogotiations tyr a. piebis-.
cite XO 'determine the fate of Tacna j
and Arlca is almost certain, accord-'
lng to general impressions among
well informed Chileans. The situa-;
tlon, they believe. Is well nigh hope
less, f-
While a rupture of negotiations Is '
likely and would be followed by a
long dfiay In adjustment of the dis
pute involving tho two provinces,
there is not the slightest indication
that Chile will interrupt her friendly
relations with tho United States.
Neither hes Chile any intention to
go to war over the disputed prov
inces, as it is realized that such
action "would be foolish.
SMITH BUILDING IS
CHEST HEADQUARTERS
(Continued from Pnoe One)
through the newspapers to Klamath
farmers to assist In this charitable
undertaking. Every donation of
this sort will receive due recogni
tion as a vital aid in providing for
the ess fortunate of the com
munity. H J. Saridge heads the finance
ITht Prefiy Girl Bid
for Sick Sioaach
Miss E. Rich of Brooklyn, N. Y,'
says: "1 don't know what the cause
was, but every few days my stomach
would eel all bloated op with gas,
ray appetite was poor and I felt sick
to my stomach to say frothing of bead
aches, Q i '
"I never thought of mine Carter's
Little Liver Pills until nothing seemed
to help. After using Carter's I feat
relieved at once and now as soon as
my stomach lalkY back I amwef wits)
Carter's and have the last word. 4
Recommended and(or salt by aO
drug stucs, 25 " j
(AflrerNsethent
Piggly Wiggly Is Thanksgiving Headquarters
At no other grocery in town will you find Thanksgivinp; goodies
at the low prices prevailing here. Save your money and be thank
ful for the Piggly Wiggly.
Thanksgiving Suggestions
Sweet Potatoes, Fancy, lb fltj
Lettuce, 2 Heads
Celery, 3 Bunches 25
Cranberries, Quart Jg
Grapefruit, Fancy Florida
.10 and .20
Oranges, Fancy Sunkist, Nav
vels, Dozen 0
Lemons, Dozen .40
Pineapple, Libby's Fancy, Large
Can .33
Pineapple, No. 2 Can 3
Grapefruit', Per Can 5
Apples, Fancy Red, Box --$1.65
Apples, Extra Fancy, Box ..$2 25
Brazil Nuts, New Stock, Med
ium Large, lb 29
Walnuts, Soft Shell, English,
3 lbs $1.00
Walnuts, Soft Shell, No. 2, lb. '8
Almonds, Soft Shell, Fancy, lb. 35
Mince Meat, Fancy, Jar . 34
Pumpkin, Del Monte, Dry Pack
ed, No. 3 Can : ji j
Pumpkin, Ashland No. 3 Can J5
Butter, Fancy, Lb gg
Eggs, Pullet's, Doz 45
Eggs, Standard, Doz 43
We have a full line of Raisins, Currants, Olives, Pickles anil every
thing for your Thanksgiving table.
Agents for Medford Milk Bread
Fresh Meats at the Meat Counter
S. O. Piggly Wiggly Co.
4th and Main Streets Opposite Hall Hotel
slM 1
Renting a Home?
First of all, look to its Electrical Convenience
One thing affecting the comfort of any home
you rent is the completeness of the electrical
installation. Nowadays, no house is a home
without convenient connections for electrical
appliances, without correct lighting and with
out standard wiring devices.
In renting a house make sure of its electrical in
stallation by asking if the wiring was done by a
"Check" Seal contractor. The "Check" Seal iden
tifies qualified electrical contractors who employ
good workmanship and install standard wiring de
vices. Also when you n cd electrical appliances re
member that tha "Check" Seal idenufies electrical
retailers who sell quality electrical merchandise.
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