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THE KLAMATH NEWS
We dnpwlay, May 19, 1926
TO DECIDE MILL
OF POOR MIXERS
DoUon-Lewit Battle Let
Co Limit and Then
Declared Nix
Bryan's Daughter
Begins Campaign
ELECTRIC SIGNS
. Klamath fliclit- lulu woro treated
lo a BiiriirlKii liinl uliilit when ri'f
ereo Tiiiii Waloia rofiiard to alvo a
decision nl llifi end of llio H-tii y
Uotecn-Krankle UU lm ruuml
main event.
- The parked limine was nlmut
evenly divided three ways ona
Ihlrd pullliiK for a draw, ann-thlrd
fur Ilodtou, and uue-thlrd fur
l.rwls.
Asked for a alati-ineiit Innm-dlalo-ly
after tho flKht Walrra iiald: "I
refused to kIvo a decision Nierause
1 figured liellhi-r one uf tlln boy
vtero didnK llH'lr nest alt the way
Ihrouich llm flfcht. In othrr words
they were not KlvltiK the nwli cus
tomers a run for their money. I
did not consult the tioilnn comnila
alon nr anybody else before mnk
Init thin decision. They ran lake
It or leave It. that la up to them."
Miilii Ktenl
The main event waa founht by
two radically different flxhteri:
flrnny Dolaon who la probably one
of the clevereat boya who ever step
'd lu a Klamath rln. ran hit and
hit hard from any ponltlon. and he
ki a fighter who uaually tnkea dead
ly advnnlaaa of every opening or
weakneaa that an opponent shows.
Lewis la a fighter who depend upon
terrific awlnxa Hint aro duniteroua
for a niedlorrn filthier but axulnnt
Ikxlson appeared wild and Ill-limed.
In the alx round annil-tlnal last
night the event, flint waa amusing
and then turned pitiful with (ireen
lee o Completely til mauler of
Wood thai he could have flnlsard
Spec in a apllt aerond If he dca-'.
Ired. Wood waa hit two blows'1 at i
the opening of the aecond round.;
the firm blow wa Creenlee'e glove
on hla low. and the aerond , blow j
waa Spec'a head agatnat the ran-'
vas when he wua knocked cold. I
Jack Mason of liend. proved' to
be loo hard a hitter for Kid Caa
aady of Kverett. Washington. In!
their acheduled foiir-ruiind enrount-
rr. Caaaldy stopped one over the,
heart In the middle of the first
round and after that waa up and
down off the ranvaa until Tom Wat-:
era atopped the alaughter. -
The rurialn raler waa the beat
alam bang exhibition of wild fight-;
Ing Been here In many day. Dutch I
Llnkenharh of Fresno. knheked j
Waldorf Parker (rnlored) of Klam
ath Kails, for a row In Hie first '
round. Parker explained after he.
ramo too that ho would have won!
but for tho fnrt that Link out
weighed lilm 21 pounds.
mm
1ft
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I Illumination Expert Sayt
Klamath Branch Not
Well Pointed
Midland Will
Put on Burnt
Cork Minstrel
Ilealdenta of the Midland eectlon
will atage mlnatrel ahow at the
Midland achool houea Thuraday
night. May 20. according to Frank
Heaton. bead of boya' and glrla' club
work in. Klamath, county.
The fundi derived from the mln-(
alrel how will be turned over to
finance; Midland boya' and . glrla'
delegation to Ike O.,, A. C. eum
mer school courie at (.orvallla dur
ing the ummer. lu addition to the
mlnmrel ahow program featured by
old-time darky eon,, there will be
a basket aoclal which will cloa
the evening featlvitlea.
Port of a rampulgn for better
electric algna for the community.
T. w. nintsiunu, rin."""ina i"n
Kednral Klerlrlr rompany, advocat
ea an up-to-date marker at the
point where the Klamalh Kalla
Asuland highway Interaeria tfie Pac
ific hlihwuy.
Arronllng lo Mr. Strickland, the
present sign. I Inadequate to at-
I tract attention to the gateway to j
'Klamath Kails. Many have a vague
Idea that the only way to enter the
irlly la by Crater Lake Park. Lying!
Us it if.es off the main traveled, (y,, , "Portland achool DU
ihlithWSiy of Hie state. Klamath Falla! chine" organ, the Oregr.n Voter:
mutt make a epcrlul effort to ln-1 "... Purlland by Ita Immense
I I i. 1 1 n - nnm. nr..f (.. 1 1 tf .nnlrnU the
l..r...l lourl.l
A large electric algn waa order
OREGON
or
Portland Only?
Know a maker's reputation
and you know the service that
his goods will render.
'."Union Oil of California'9 has'
been known in the West since
1883. Try
Union Gasoline!
Non-detonating
ed
I lei,
yesterday by the Umpire ho
according to Mr. Strickland.
.tXNOlNCKMKNT
Kewrat photo of Ruth Bryan
Owen, daughter of the late Wil
liam Jennings Bryan, ahowi her
at the Bryan borne in Miami
after ahe had begun hef active
campaign for congress Irons the
fourth Florida .district. '
The undersigned Cleaners and
Dyers have agreed on standard price
oil all cleaning, pre.elug and dyeing,
which will make the price uniform
In all fitir of Iheae establishment.
HeetnniiiK Monday. May ?llh.
Klnmaih Cleaning and t)ye
Worka.
Kaollol Cleaning aud Dye
Worka.
Polliorliim Cleaning and Dye
Worka.
Blxih Street Cleaning and Dv
Worka. M 19-21
(inuong. Alfred Collier, II. K. el.
11. 11. Ogle, and U. V. Mathrwa
were appointed to have complete
charge of the holding of a celebra
tion, y
tHiii-r inn
A boaiitlful blanket bearing the
name and aeal of the American
Legion waa preaenled to the legion
by tho K. K. K. atore. llenldea
thin gift the following hnvo linen
received: flas . lUttrtnrd ..and flue
from I'nderwood'a Urug Store, a
clock" from Olovor'a Jewelry, porch
IIbIiIh from The Klertrlo Shon. and
nimihm. nf r..ll..M mllinlf.H tllrilK
an, I nnlmala from Harney Cliam
ber'a dun Store.
DANCE
AT KENO
Wednesday Night
Mualr by the Klraro M1it Owlt
Kveryone
Ladlea Free
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FOURTH OF JULY
HMIU HI T iM)l
imilKIKI'OUT. Conn.. May 18. :
Flfioen years ago ' Clarenro W. '
Kuhn faNlflrd tho hooka of hlal
bunk to protect a woman clerk whoj
had defaulted for Ml.ono.
Judge John It. llooth haa Juflti
given lilm n ono year aiiHpended
aentencc for tho chivnlroua deed. I
(Contlnuril from I'nue One)
i
on Salurdny night, a concert nnd
poaaihly a liall gunio on Stindny,
and the big reri'ltratlon on Mi-nday
were favorably dlacuaaed.
ft la planned to nk (he lui'liie.i
houwa lo open on the day of the
celebration for three or four houra
to permit vleilora from a d hi a nee
lo do their trading. A trupahnnt
Ing match, a log-rolling content, a
big pnrade, apeechca by prominent
nun, and a barbecue were aomo of
the progruni featurea considered.
Both tho lnga for Iho contest innd
the heet for tho barbecue have been
promised, It waa mated.
A committee composed of Win.
Foreelght la bolter than
hindsight. If you find that
our uyea are troubling you
let cur optomotrlat exiimln.
them now. Hla scientific In
slKht la complete protection
for your vision.
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Eye Sight Hporinllat.
We Clrlnil Our Own (ilassci.
Sin Intern lluildlng.
Klnninth Falla, Oro.
STEIWER
IS THE
Strong
Candidate
More than 40 newspapers in Oregon have in
dorsed Fred Steiwer for the republican nomi
nation for United States Senator. What would
be a better indication of strength?
All of the other candidates for he nomination
have centered their fire upon Steiwer and con
tend that ho is the man they must defeat. No
one ever attacks a weak man.
Democratic leaders are exerting their efforts
against Steiwer. They fear him. They know
they cannot defeat him in the general election.
A vote for Steiwer Friday is a vote for a republi
can victory in November.
VOTE 20 S STEIWER
(Paid Adv. Steiwer for Senator Com., Issue Staples, Chairman)
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THROAT TABLETS t ' '
elnrtlda of auuerUiltndent.
We have It In oW taMer to Impose
our will on all the schools of Oregon
cutslde! of Portland."
The auperlntendent referred to la
the stale Superintendent of Public
Instruction, and thta I'machlne" la
try log to. dictate to the voters the
election of ITa choice for this Im
portant office.
Fred J. Toole, opposed by this
machine, urgea alate-wide uniform
ity of text' books. tComphre hla
statement In the Candidates' Pam
phlet with those of hla opponents.!
He auDDorla definite normal achool
policy for the entire atate, including
a normal achool for Southern Ore-
con: greater' emphasis on the fun
damenul subjects, and vocational
training: Immediate survey of the
loan text-book plan for legislation:
and Improved conditlona for the
rural achoola.
If yon want a achool auperlntend
ent who fa under no obligations to
any political machine, achool clique,
or Individual, and thoroughly train
ed In normal college and university,
experienced and successful In rural,
village and cliy schools.
Vote for
Fred J. Tooze
Republican candidate
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