The Klamath news., February 13, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

Sunday, February X 1027.
THF. KLAMATH NEWS
Rosenberg-Graham .LOCAL ELKS TO GIVE SHOW OF Baseball in Air
Suspended iij N. Y. GREAT MERIT FEBRUARY 24-25 At This Writing
NEW YORK. Feb. IS. tC.P. ,
la a sweeping decision imdli;
IhMli of Ylolrnc tod lawsuits the
New York state athletic conimissloa :
today suspended Charlie tPhllli
Rosenberg and Bnhy Craham fori
one rear, reroked the lleensea of 1
their managers. Harry Steal and ;
Billy Parr and Indefinitely suspend-.
rd Jeaa McMahon. matchmaker of,
Madison Square Garden
Tax Rickard vat reprimanded.
That was" the punishment tor
those allegedly concerned In fram
ing a doable contract (or the-recent (
Itoaenberg-Graham fiftttt. which or-i
Iglnally wat planned a a contest
(or the bantamweight championship!
o( the world.
Accord !m to a confession made j
by Graham, he signed two contracts. ;
one canine tor him to recetre US j
per cent- o( the receipts, the per-t
eeniare awarded by law to the chat-
lengor In. a championship tight, and
another agreeing to accept only (Ive
per cent, turning over the balance
to Rosenberg. ........
Segal's attorney announced that
suit would be brought, holding the
boxing commission responsible tori
the money which Its ruling took I
away from the manager and return-j
ed to Graham. ;
Charlie Rosenberg protested that'
he knew nothing about the secret'
agreement and waa told to come!
back and plead his case next Tuea-!
day.
The commission, . however, held;
that both fighters, both managers'
and Jess McMahon were in on thef
deal. They also were said to hare:
agreed that In the event that "gate" i
did not reach ISO, 000 Rosenberg
would accept Si per cent Instead j
of the STVi per cent agreed on!
when the match waa made. j
Tex Rickard came in (or a re-;
primand in connection with the a(-j
(air and waa warned that hereafter
he would be held responsible for,
acta ot his employee in violating
the boxing, law. ,
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K-l.fc ft,. -.. I
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kuw -i. m -wi "!- T I Tan aia-ITi mini It a-a-l
Big Mat Drama on
Tuesday Evening
Cue of the
apmr lu
MRS. IRA SlrXAl'tUlTAX
directors of the K!ks show "Pondr rlaahra" who will
one of the leading parta.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. McNaughtan . have played for years, and with
I professional show producers of Seat-; them will be the pick of the talent:
tie. arrived lu Klamath Falls yes-of the city.
The headline are signed and,terdaT t0 ,ake charge of the pro-; To build the production up to a
the preliminaries arranged, so every-1 during of the Elks show "Purple hgh standard, over 15.000 worth of
thing U set for the wrestling card i FUsbe, Tbe tnow wU1 be staged j specai .cenery and elaborate cos-!
that is to be staged at the Legion the Plne free theatre on Thurs-. tumns lg carred by the directors.!
Hall next Thursday night. February oay and FrWaVi February H-5. Beautiful scenic effects and georg-:
17 according to Brady Montgomery. ..purple Flhn.. .hk.h , eoU5 cotlnm. crMtions will win In-!
who la promo Ing the first . grapple' laughabe muaca comedy. ! slant favor with the audience. !
tnu..Jt.v,T.dh :Tl The E"" - W
many a moon ' Albany and Pendleton, and from toliay ,hat -i-urpie Flashes" will be
Henry Burke and Harry Wal,h. Pss reports I. a clever production , lhp mo pretentious oiterlng ever,
.r. of ion., the orlncioal. In the; The. .,h,w ..!" Produced ; 8tagPd , the cjty.... . .,
7 . . " i'n liny otner ioi.it cttiea Dy wu.
HJ UUIl UI.Ul. f ' U ...... I- 1. i ' ' , . . ,
Wltot about baseball?
This la the aubstanre of the big
gull among the aportlug frnternlty
of Klaimiili Kails, now that sprlua
Is on the way fur anothri run. as
' the fans who follow thu dUinond
r.rr bpKlnniiiR to wonder it the tiab
i of an awakening empire t golug to
' get oa the baseball boat this year.
yith basketball draalnx to a
t'loso, the bnys who rnntit the niln-
utes that drag between hasi'ball
seasons are be.ftnlttg anxious be
; rause no one baa stepped up to
' oraanlr a bo c ball club. That
'Klitmath Falls will have a good
club this year. Is not doubted, for
' tbero is plenty ot material at hand
; with which to get the ball rolling
The season, however. Is approach
ing rapidly and with roast baseball
opening with a bang tomorrow, local
devotees of the dusty diamond
want to see something started local
ily.
Hence the cry for a promoter, an
association or auy other medium
through which a ball club can be
organised here. Many of the best
players who went through the 19!
season with the Klamath Pelicans,
are on dock here now. ready to
j crawl into battered uniforms.
Among those who are available
; for a club right oft the bat, are
i Itrd Maunders. Eddie Oubark. Andy
street. Frenrhy Bayness. Brady
j Montgomery, Hank Akin. Mathews.
, Kddie ( lark and Uunnar Peterson,
i All of these boys played with the
j local aggregation last year and
j know tbe old stuff that makes base
i ball Interesting.
Red N'ewsom aud Tony Molatore.
I as well aa a number of others in
; the city, would probably also be
! available for immediate spring
training. But the big need is an
' interested party to gat an assocla
' tlon started to functioning. ' Other
I towns throughout the state and In
i the southern section, are getting
their clubs organised now and glv-
ing their men a chance to work
out tbe winter's muscle kinks.
"Klamath, snap out ot It!" Is
the plea of the tana.
Trading of Haines
Of Great Interest;
ST. LOWS. Mo.. Feb. 13. U' P.li
5ara Itreadon. owner of
the
, world's champion HI. Louis Cards,
' Is rottlrirliig trading Joss lluluos,
one of Ills bold ouu to I'liiclniiutl.
j The Cards' owner mentioned
; Adolfn l.uque. plti her and Wall)
t Plpp. first baseman, as the players
, he would like lu cclisuge for
i Haines,
m
)
j In iho bnri n( .-onflrmntton
; of dtp trade utitpiitit by Hroatlon.
Ualtll n.n tri uiliit to J
i whit St. I-out wftiiti'tl with Wally i
. PI,.,.. whn thit r.inU nlrvmlv hnvi
one of (hit hvtt flru tta.ii'iuon hi'
the U-an no In Jtui llottmnU-y,
I ltnlttfn ww it tar In the irl,
world artn. wtnnlnc two (jam pa
from tho Ymiks. j
jcURWOOD TALE OF
NORTH ON SCREEN
j Don't miss the picture which Willi
oe at the Liberty Theatre for the
next two days. It Is nn adaptation
of James Oliver Curwood's' story.
"The Wolf Hunters.' and ifn bet
ter than the hook. Visualisation
proves again to be mora thrilling
and more realistic thau imagination.
In this case, type is real, but pic.
lures are honest, to paruphruso an
old saying.
A fine cast, a powerful atory and
first rate directing, combine to bring
tills production to tbe front as one I i.
or me best or the current senaon.
SAFE AND
SANE
Ilisojisc, oponitinii. nuffvriiiK,
tinlinnly ilviitli all of them'
JUKI U IIOM Ol til HIT iri'.KUUivn fl
of life cun lu iiifvcntoil, po.tl-
tivt'ly. uiMolutoly. by mt-rfly
nilyi:iir tliiti mmpli'. iinaiMuni
inir. imfiiiil iii'ulth mi'thod.
ChiropmctifO in""uiHUo.stiinnbly tho ituffttt, wincul,
ourct livttlth nu'thotl known, entailing tho Uat ex
lunse, ituonvftiifiire nntt ihtjoiiuI diHcomfurt. So
your Chiroiiructor toUay!
Consultation nd Spinl Anolyaii by
Appointment
DR. GLEN MOORE
Chiropractor
PALMER GRADUATE
3?5 Main St
PliONK I'JTM
(Across
Kultr 'J and . -n Mi'lliasr lllk.
from Court Hou
!
Fishing Vessel
Now Pirate Ship
Rehearsals far lh? tnvmoera of
Thninrfjiv nlzht. Th two wreatlersi 7 - tbe BpcalilnK line will start at once.
had a hard time retting together ne of the turea of the novel; an for muxlcal numbers on nert
and resorted to every means except ' "dvertisinR for the production wiir Tuesday evening.
ntiblirW cllinr each other nncom-i1 lhe publishing of the "Elkn,
pUmentary names but the bout is (Show r.'aiout". an eight paee hum-, 'MIKE" WILL AMUSE
now clinched and the ball ready to orous newspaper, which wilt have a; ATI irjrDTV Trr
roll. six mousauu circulation inroupn-
i tM th Htffimitv whifh th ; out the county. It will be filled
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 12. (I'.P.)
Crewa of four fishing vessel In
the gulf ot California have turned
plates. It waa learned here Friday
and have spread terror among
ships In those waters.
Accordinn to El Sol, the pirates
have attacked several commercial
vessels: The cjVwg aty 'composed
of ruffians of many nationalities,
drawn from filibuster, rum run
ners and outlaws, who have sought
refuge there.
So far the operations of the pir
ate craft have been confined to the
AT I IRTfJTV TnnAYigulf which has many obscure an
chorages for hiding.
two middleweight had In agreeing
with storie a??oiit the show, laugh-
"Mlke." a Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer I
pi tore directed by Marshal Nellan.
which wilt be nhown at the Orphean
Theatre todav. Monday and Tues
day, in described- as one of tbe best
and most smutting pictures that di
rector has yet turned out In a long
on terms ot tbe bout ought to prove! b!e JkM on al1 ,he K,kft an(! a"
a rather good feature, from the j advertising he written In a
standpoint of onlookers, as its a f semi-humorous style,
chinch that tbe grap piers aren't j "Purple Flashes" combines a
going into the contest on friendliest ! three-act fane comedy, with a ser
terms. Quite the onooslte in f act. I les of Denny Eincina and dancing
IValRh- the rhallenrer. is out for! musical revues, rancine from mod-iraree"" of notable successes. This
Burke's belt, which the latter final-; ern jazz to old fashioned tune?.'
ly agreed to put up. and Its a safej Both Mr. and Mr?. McNaughtan will
bet that the broad shouldered boy 1 appear In the cast iu parts they,
will give Henry his best. t '
Carl Yancey, who has appeared ' MEItRlM HiKiPSTEHS
before wrestling crowds In this city ' IKFK.tT CHILOyriN
before, will grapple with George The Merrill gym was a temple of;
Condry for one ot the preliminary ' considerable enthusiasm lat Friday
goes, while Jackie Walters and Bert
Goddard will put on a third event.
Each member of this quartet is an
experienced man, and Indications
are that those who gather at tho
Legion hall on the night of the
bouts, will get in on some real en
tertainment. SEATTLE MAX KILLED
IV WRECK AT ROSKfH KG
evening when the two Merrill bas
ketball teams, boys' and girls' took
a brace ot exciting games from their; rs
high school opponents from Chjlo- OWell,
seems reasonable to assume as the
story iuelf in Neilan's own.
Metro-fiuIdwyn-Mnyer has given
thiif talented director another out
standing cant, Sally O'Nell, a won
derful newcomer; Charlie Murray.
Ford Sterling. Muriel Frances Dana.
Frankie l)arro. Junior Coghlan, Wil
liam Haines, Sam Ie Orasse. Ned
Sparks and other well known play-
appear In the picture. Miss
who plays the title role.
quiii. ! makes her screen debut In "Mike."
The Merrill boys romped through i Sue Is Neilan's latest discovery and
their tilt whh ease and piled up tbej he states that she will develop Into
one-sided score of 5f to 19 on their, a Mar. 1
Chiloqnln contestants. The re.serva-1 "
tlon city boys played hard and
Oh How
YouH Fall
For
Her
to
MARSHALL
NfilLAN
At The ORPHEUS
TODAY, MON. and TUES.
KOSEBCRG. Feb. 12.
Perry A. Morris of Seattle was In
stantly killed and Mrs. Annie Ben
son, a companion, was aerlously in
jured when their ear skidded and
rolled down a 40 foot embankment
Into the Calapooia river.
Morris was pinned beneath the
car when it turned orer In the
water. Mis head was crushed.
Mrs. Benson was thrown clear of
the wreck Into the river.
fouKht to the last whistle, but they
' SL-erp mitrlnKcrt htf their RnefHier
C.N.) 'and more highly skilled opponents.!
The Merrill hlKh school boys' team i
has gone through an excellent sea-j
son and have lost but one game.
That was to the Klamath high'
school quintet. :
Tbe girls' game was hard fough' j
and ended 4.1 to 34 In favor of Mer
rill. The two teams played close
throughout the match and both!
teams were loudly ehei-red for the
brand of bask"tlall displayed.
DANCING
Winter Garden
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14
St Valentines Night "
BIG MASQUERADE BALL
Beat Floor and Music in Northwest
Everybody Will Be There!
Grand March Starts Nine Sharp
Admission: Couple, $1.10; Extra Ladies, 25c.
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