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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1925)
i A Page Four Thursday, Nov. 2(. IIEADL1NERS M NOW SIGNED FOR, SPEEDY PROGRJUT Ficfures Tell Story of Damascus Massacre; French Barricade City to liar Retaliation " :. ' . ' v. ; ii . I Fast Battlers Ready for Co , At Scandia Hall Here , On December 1st J . Fins ara due to see the tautest j pair of bsttlers on the Pacific coast in their respective classes here on Tuesday. December 1, when Billy Watson and Mike De Pinto come together in Scandia hall for the Christmas tor beneHt billed for tost date. These two will go i for ten rounds in the main erent of the evening. Both have foucM before., Watson pot it over De Piuto for a decision at Eureka about six months ago. Naturally, DePinto thinks be ran stage a comeback for at least a decision OTcr Watson. That, however. Is a matter; of opinion, which the bout' on Tuesday will decide. The A wo young battlers will go oa at atvout 133 pounds. That is the welghtMhe fan like to see. Then again both are clever, experienced in the 'ring and are to headline a card on Tuesday that will force them to eitend themselves to keep! a reputation as headllners. I Johnnie Sylvester makes no hes-j itancy In predicting that Mickey: Gibbon will anrprlse the fans j , here -with an exhibition of speed j unexcelled heretofore this season. ' Gibbons ia a favorite with Sylves-i ter and Is looked upon to put it over Chuck Sams In the second of! the dobble headllner. This battle: 'Iw-'booled for six rounds at 145 ' " pounds s.d to looked open to be!Tn' workoat ln the nolo " ""-.WflllfPr 5fl.. ftl'Pr h. Ki.-m.ik v,Jerneath the- Scandia hall main, " OlaVCt OttllS MAN RELEASED TO VISIT SICK WIFE his a. If- ou I ft.. .. . , waai uis seatanra will be. hu.v ' . V "X . VWntlel arresleu about ,, i It sO night, yesterday. I.y I'rohlblllun of. '"'ruu,. , TkJ. fleer lllll Cole. In view of the ,.r.""" A, ""S cuinslsome Rancher Arrested for Having Slill on Place. Wife III nd Needa Operation lliere Is a small farm nuuse. must ting near a private road Willi h leads from the highway. It Is a povrly- roam meted bou-e. poorly painted. surrounding the m.. Cole said that he personally. wu,j ant prew I ho tliargo .f i.M.iug , distillery. XAl rtrt Hul ii'rv A bare five minutes alter the lur. " ' ... i "' f Tom Vauitlin, rharged Koor mile, southeast of Malta (, operallpg a dUllllery. bad re. celved Its luslruotlnns yesterday, l again filed Into the court room, tlulllv." the Jury said. Vauelin tthn. ... U.11..1..1 hiding assy . It ashamed of Its raral session of the grand Jury own Urrnea. vll receive aeutemo Friday morn" in me larmiioui. according i 4 lu Oviock. li,iuod be i i. l oinrers. mere i a woman wno soon rult Judge A must undergo an operation The sag imposed by cir- U Irf-avltt. woman has but little to say. and RD GRANGE MAKES asks nothing of society. ' nPRUT A PDA IM Vesterday eveulng. In tb. Klam. rUinttY'lJi ath justice court, there sal a beard- lt1l. CAME ea man, ii years oi age. nervously j rrushtug the blaik hat which lay In k Km '"n 'n ruins, as a result of the warfare of French soldiers anOvrUVrrbtl. I-hoto at top show, condition of cit.v after bombardment of French gui in which 1,000 natives wcre kj led; at bottom is a view of one of the many street barricades set up bv the French to prevent re- BENNY, HILL MAKES his lap. Areordlng lo officers, he. loo. Is suffering from su ailment which has raued him much un pleasantness. The man wss C. Weniel. husband of the woman whose chance lies with the surgeon's knife. The man was under arrest, charged with the unlawful possession of a moonshine still, and with moonshine liquor. Officers, accustomed to tales of OlllfAtiO. Nov. ti. Harold "Ited" Orange makes his debut as a professions! football player here turkey day at the Chicago Cubs' baseball park before the greatest crowd that eve, wluiessed a pru. (csslonal MUle Approximately CO. 000 ti.ni lured ty the feme of the former r.illegu plsvtr. will follow him ontc the professions! gridiron. The tubs' South' Station VhO park hasn't arcominodated such misfortune, were moved by the story ' crowd nr " orla series was told by Weasel, aad be was re- """ n,r" ,n leased oa his own reeognlsaace. I ' ' Sentence will be Imposed Friday K iW iMHiKnamc H Malan. .j..t t-ii. - floor. . Agaia eome, another 115 pound! Ticket tart oa "fwfcriV rounds, an extra special!" th Kex Mr hall. The Smoke. etwee ' Sid Herbert, and KM I Worf n, Mecca. Clark for Portland," This la also I looked rpo as a special attraction jVllSS LfOrena FOlSOll ta an Jespedally attractive card. I Weds Businessman . Thomas; of Portland and Eddie Mc- j Donaid. of Los Angeles, making npt the Ust of the specials which will i go fort preliminaries on one of the best cards to be seen in tola city in many a decade, of all goes well. It took a lot of trouble to line; To Easy Decision morning at 10 o'clock. "If you are allowed to go. will you promise to come bark?" Weniel' was asked. lie nodded his head, continuing i to manipulate the black felt hat.' "I'll come bark," be said. A short while later he was In a battered car, bound for the house urtir enrrn rr-r-tr " iiCTT arm; r-tvuixu .rami. Thanksgiving, for him and NEWARK ARMORY N. J., Nov. ii. t United News) Mickey Walker of Elisabeth. N J., and Sailor Friedman of Chicago. 12 rounds at the Newark ar mory on Wednesday in a bout that scheduled as "for the seller- Of interest to their large number ; weight champion-hip of the world of friends is the announcement of; u was hard to see how the pro the marriage of M Us Lorena Coition ! motors : figured out this advertiso to Lionel Borroughs. which occur-1 meat, for the title which the Jaunty red on Sunday morning In Medford.j Jersey man has held for many lr Il,rrn..h. I. Ih. ri-n.ht.F nf .(.. . . . - n ..it vunavs vs i Mtk uULlia aau s . muss II 1 1 1 lllirss in llllliarnp ap this boot and prior to Its being Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colson ofjat any time during the fight. arranged me wires were aepi nor. Tenth and Pine streets, and is em-j The sailor, who recently has turn-' settle things down pat. But U'iPioyed with the Klamath Develop-, ed over a new leaf, and put himself all ready now insofar as signing ment company. She is a graduate! under the care of "Boo lioo" Hotf. p Is concerned and there is a treat, of the Klamath county high school. fought the best he knew how. but for the fans next Tuesday. ; Borroughs has formerly made his I he never succeeded in worrying the There will also be a new referee home ln Grants Pass, where his par- champion, oa that night, the identity of whom ents reside. . Walker won the unofficial decis- bas not yet been divulged by Match-j Following a fortnight's wedding , ion without dispute. In New Jersey, maker Sylvester. trip in the valley, Mr. and Mrs. Bor-i the referee Is not permitted to tell Fans are extended an Invitation i roughs will be at home to their v. ho wins a fight, but In this inntance to come down and watch the boys' many friends In the St. Francis1 there was no necessity for any of at work any afternoon or evening, apartments. flcial announcement. CI I.VER CITY. Calif.. Nov. !S. j , It'niled Newsl Benny Hill dab- NEWARK ' ""hr1 urw automobile upecd rr- : ortf per when bo whirit-d his mar- lag Miller around the Culver City track at the rate of 110 mllee per ; hour. Hill's time was checked by an official A. A.-V. timer, as he was ! qualifying for the :i0-mllo rare lo be held Sunday. - This Is said to bo the first time a car has been able to negotiate a circular track at 140 miles an hour. The straight away rerun! Is only 141.8 miles an hour. ' Hard Times Dance Moose Hall Thursday Night All Moose and their, families invited. Eats GET YOUR GUNS AND SHELI? 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