The Klamath News
SECTION TWO
Pages 1 to 6
SECTION TWO
Pages 1 to 6
United News and United Press Telegraph Services
Vol. 3, No. 207 Price Five Cents
KLAMATH FALLS, OKE., SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1926
(Every Morning Except Monday)
Old-Time Boxers
Former Days Do
Charitable Acts
KUBKT 8 KIKI.I), Brooklyn, N. V..
Auiual 20. (United NVwf) John
ny Dundee curried the irealoat han
dicap of hli loni career lulu din
ring at Khhot'a fluid r'rlday nlRht,
nd paid Ma dnbt to Prance liy
whipping rrey) llrntonunl, Kuro
pean lightweight champion, wllh
on bund.
Wllh till rUlil hand dancing bro
ken and useless. lh aln( v.terun
look the measure of hla yaulhful
and rugged opponent, winning Ihe
decision at I he end of aa atlrrlng
10-round contest aa haa born
imd In many a year.
Andrn Itoutla of France, proved
himself a worthy featherweight
champion of Kurop by administer
Ing a banting In Kddla Anderson
of Wyoming. The Frenchman won
Igbt uf IhcftO round.
Iloutla, who proved In bo a veri
table Utile human dynnmo, with a
wallop In ellher hand, and a wll
llngnesa to mix II. made a great
hit with the fan by the way he lit
Into the cowboy Anderaon, famed
far hla ability to take II. had
plenty of chance to do ao.
It waa a fight to bring the crowd
to Ita feet, screaming encourage
ment aa the nattier alood toe to
tor. ainaHhlng away with both hands,
neither giving an Inch.
The French champion put An-1
derson on the rope and smashed
away to the head and body until
the weaterner could do nothing but
hang on.
Paul rterlenbarh. former light
heavyweight champion of the world,
made abort work of Francois
Charles, who holda the Kuropean
title In that dlvlalon. He flew at
the bulVy Frenchman and began
lamming away with left hooka to
the body until Cherlea wilted and
went to hla kneea, without alrlk
Ing a blow.
When the Kuropean champion
got up. nioat unwillingly. Paul
opened for the Jaw wllh left hooka
and again arnt t'harlea helpleaa to
the ranva.
"Changed M ind, Woman's Privilege .
Not Marrying Anyone" Says Peggy
Flying Cardinals
Make Showing in
Pennant Contest
(I'nltrd New.)
Roger Hornahy'a flying Cardi
nal went lutn a vlrlunl tie for flrat
place Friday by defeating I he
aiunla. while I'lltaburgh, the Na
tional leagun loador, waa Idle be
causo of rain.
Aa a reault of the excellent pitch
ing of It hem. one of the aenaallona
of the eeaaon, fit. !ouie won a 6 to
2 victory from the (ilauta.
The alugglng Yankee) picked UP
a few percentage point by trim
ming the Drown. 10 to 4. Hharkey
contributing a aterllng bit of re
lief pitching after Jonoa waa
knocked out of the boa in the
fourth Inning. The Ilrowna mado
five error. Whllo ruin kept rim
p, X
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IVg-jry Hopkins Joyce, shore, is not going to marry Stanford
CoimliM k, inset, latcat of the amiable and distinguished line of
I'rggy Hopkins Joyce hu.tbandi and fiances. In a wireless from the
ship on which lir i now en route to Kurope, Miss Joyce any a,
"Changed my mind woman's privilege not marrying anyone.' . . .
That's Ibnt, until next lime.
Training Camps
Dempsey-Tunney
Near Big Fair
PHII.AOKI.I'IIIA, AiiKUMt 20
(United News) Jack llcmpsey at
Atlantic City; (ivne Tunney at the
SeiKjuliinlciinlul groumlH.
Thoso ure tho prolmlile locations
of the training tumps uf champion
and challenger In their preparation
for the forthcoming heavyweight
I It In bout.
Gene Norniilii. llempsey's business
representative, la nt tho New Jersey
resort, nyking tentative arrange
mi nts to transfer Jack's activities to
the eahore.
The champion trained at Atlantic
t'lty for the ( arpenller fight.
Tunney has been invited to pitch
hla cump with the marine ' who
are atutloned at the 8esfulcentcn-
ulal eiponltlon, which cover hun
deeds of acre of mude ground In 1
soulh Philadelphia. A a former
leatherneck challenger, he would lie
welcumed by the marines of t'ump
Anihony .Mitchell, Captain I,. K.
Fagan, Ita commandanf, announced.
AM Kit It MX I.KK.IK
Cleveland at Washington post
poned, rain.
Club It. H. K.
Detroit 4 11 0
Philadelphia 2 1
Haiterles Whllehill and liasa
ler; Qnlnn, drove. Pate and Per
kins. Second gumo It. II. E.
Detroit G 15 1
Philadelphia ..: 4 12 1
Batteries Wells, Dauus nnd
Woodall, Bassler; Walberg, CIray,
Pate. Willi. Qulnn and Perkins.
Cochrane.
Club ' It. II. E.
Chicago ?. S 7 0
Boston .-. 17 0
Batterien Faber and Schulk;
Kahnlser. Russell and Gaston.
, Club K. II. K.
St. LouU 4 10 5
New Yorkv.r.j. 10 10 2
Batteries Ballou, Wlngard, Oiard
nnd Schnng; Jones, Shawkoy and
SevereJd.
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WELCOME TO KLAMATH FALLS, SAN FRANCISCO,
OAKLAND, AND PORTLAND
Oregon Woolen Stores
Specials for Saturday
Dress Shoes Black and Tan all Solid
Leather $4.95, $5.85, $6.50
Vici Kid a real comfortable shoe.. ..$6.50
Dress Oxfords, tan and black $3.95 and $4.95
Work Shoes just received Plain Toe, Chocolate Blucher,
... Solid Tan.Oak Sole $5.85
Remember our shoes are sold with a guarantee
Sox, Cotton, Black; Grey and Cordovan, 2 pair for 25c
Fancy Sox, lisle, 35c,- 3 pair for $1.00
Fancy color combinations, Silk Sox, pair 50c
Big shipment of Collar-attached Shirts, big variety of colors,
... $1.95, 3 for $5.00
Attention,. Boys! Let us fit you for Shoes both for Dress and
knockabout. Also, we have a big shipment of Boys' Union Suits
priced $1.00 and $1.75
Aiwy. Orpcfnn Wnnlpn Stnrfis" wesn
the Beit O . . . For Lew
8th and Main Su.
Indiana Idle Detroit was helping the
Yank cause by taking hoih ends of
a doublc-heailcr from ihe Athletic.
4 to 2 and C to 4. Whllehill held
the Mnekmen to six hits In the
opener.
The Whllo Kox won ennlly from
the Ited Box. 6 to I. AlthoiiKh each
tonm garnered seven hits, lied Fa
ber was luvlncllile In the pinchc.
Cincinnati kepi In Ihe running
In the older circuit pennant race.
by winning from the Braves G to 2,
while the Itobins took a short con
test from tho Cubs, 3 to 1. The
name was called at the end of the
fifth because of rain,
A new shipment of fall dressoa
just arrived at lleo Begin' Store.
19 So. Tlh St. A20-2!
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
Mother nnd new baby will get a good
start In the hospital. adv. 14.
l'ACH-'lt' ttl.lST I.K.MH'K
Club It. II. V..
Hollywood 0 14 2
San Francisco 1 8 4
Batteries Mulcnhy and Cook;
Griffin and Vargas. '
Cluh B. II. K
Mission 0 8 0
Los Angeles 7 11 3
BatteriesBryan nnd Murphy;
Crnndnll nnd Hnnnnh.
Cluh B. II. K.
Oakland 3 0 0
- Sacramento . 2 6 0
Batteries Krause and Itecd;
Martin, Keating nnd Koehler.
wot
Scnttlo-Portlnnd Postponed,
ground.
NATIONAL l.KAOt K
Club It. H
New York 2 10 2
St. Loui 6 8 1
Batterle Flltslmmons, Davles
nnd McMullnn. Florcnco; lthem and
O'Fnrrell.
(Fivo inning, called, rnln)
Cluh " It. II
Brooklyn 3 8 2
Chicago 17 2
Batterien Grime nnd Jlnrgrnves;
Jones and Gnnzntc.
Cluh ft. II. K.
Boston 2 5 0
Cincinnati S 11 1
Batteries Benton, Mngridgs nnd
J. Tnylor; I.uqno and Margrave.
Philadelphia nt Pittsburgh, ruin.
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If you have a piano that is "just
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You may Cocome n better musi
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Trade your silent piano for a ra
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exchange just now so don't delay in
getting our proposition.
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l'iaiios, Victrolas, Radio
C07 Main St. Phone 282
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Greetings Portland, San Francisco, Oakland
Brazil Nuts, new crop, lb 20c
2 lbs. Fresh Salted Peanuts. . .35c
Large bottle Premier Catsup,
each ..23c
Mb. Bricks Codfish, each 20c
Red Diamond Chinese Noodles,
3 pkgs. for 25c
Best Food, May, VAw 22c
Best Food, May, pint .42c
Tall Pink Salmon, per can 19c
Jello, all flavors, 3 for ...... .25c
Qt can Wesson Oil 49c
Black Figs( per lb 15c
Small can Flit 45c
Medium 65c
Large $1.15
Kills Mosquitoes, Flies, Bugs, etc.
2V2-lb. can Pears, bartletts. . .28c
Large can Log Cabin Syrup $1.05
1-lb. package Ryetak, made
from pure rye ....18c
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Fourth and Main Streets Opposite Hall Hotel