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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON

opened by the Comfy Court OF klam-
ath County. Oregon. at the office Of
said Court in III" County Court Hons"
in Klamath Falls, oregon, for the
purchase OF bonds of said County is-
sucd for the building OF permanent
rOndn therein In the sum OF Sl5O.6OO,
same being n portion Of an authorized
lgguo Of S347.7UA. same being in de
nominations OF $1,000 each, except th"
wO last numbered bOnds for $500 and
S2Ot respectively, numbered from !
upwards. dated July 1919, ana ma
turing a"r,dIly IN nU.nolIcdl order -
follows:
Serial %umb"rs'
/ 10 - incl $4,000, ten G0)
years from dat" Of issue,
Is 20 Gs. incl, $34.OOO eleven GlD
y'Hrs from dat" OF issue;
$3.50 lo2. incl, $4,000 tw"ly" G2J
years from date Of Issue.
lO3 20 1856, incl. $4,000 thirteen
G3t years from date OF issue;
1871 10 $50. incl, $4,000 fourteen
GfI years from date OF issue
Said bonds 10 bear interest at not TO
exceed six per cent (G per cent? per
annum. payable scmi-annually on
January and July first. principal and
interest payable in United States gold
coin at the office OF the County
Treasurer or tthe Fiscal Agency OF
the state Of Oregon in New York
CITY. al the option of the holder
Said bids must be accompanied by
a certified check for 8 per cent OF the
~. al 4
tionHl
The approving legal opinion of
Mrssrs Teal, Miner d Wlnfree OF
Por'land. Oregon, will be furnished
the successful bidder.
The Court reserves the right TO re-
feet any OF a.! bids.
c. r. DELhP,
l7-2i-l Clerk
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24
rr>ir oN LOWER LAKE.

u,. n g naii chupcrunod q d."
,.,,ml plrulc brrakinEt on on" "t IN"
"t',, IN the lower lake SUNDAY
",r,pr The ptcn,rcrn l'tt town at
., ,,rlork with their hnnk"ta il..
flowing With Hurh i"mW
Wv. ,h,nra ua eggs, ham. 7,rawh"rtI".
,,,uy other picnic br"akfnr'
s,,ablrr and aid not return un''
late in the afternoon
Thn., IN attendance wrr" MlrH
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24

Mary Uull. Or'ayn ucInp. vera
Iuuwon. ruyr WoW. Jennie ana
Anna MAY tuhuwou VlrgIl D"iup
Austin tuac. Vcrn nnG Wallac" Nc
CIrIln and Chnrlr. D0rr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24
NOTICE TO BUILDING

The Presbyterian Church invites
bids on plans for new building NJ
corner OF 9th and Pine SITS, klamath
Falls Oregon. Sealed bids accep'ch
TN 20 A. NJ. Saturday June 2hlh AZ
o.'icc Of Arthur II. Wilson, 1l' Main
81; ,
e.pnrate bids considered on excn-
vption, wiring, heating, p'umh'hS
etc ,,h
All bids must he accompanied wi'r
certified check for . per cent Oh
amount hid. Plans and specitica'iohS
ON file nj office named. Right 10 re-
icct any and all bids reserved ,,
ARTHUR II, WILSON
GAIT Chairman Board trustees
PHONE PEYTON for Wood-ll2R
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-On Merrill Road--Waiiet
with initials c. T.. L. engraved
thereon Calling cards of Cecil r.
Earhart and two railroad tickets
among contents, Finder please com
municate with DR.. Soule-42o Nam
81. Phone 1917. Reward. 24-3t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24

Julius u. Barnes. wheat direc-
TOR OF the United States. gave
Washington an outline Tor
wheat bonus TO be added TO the
governments guaranteed price OF
s22G per bushel and which Is
aimed to avert a tie-up OF rail-
roads and elevators In handling
the great crop now being har-
vested. The plan asks that l TO 2
cents per bushel be paid farmers
for every month the wheat Is held
In their own sranaries. II is esti-
mated that one billion cars will
otherwise be necessary In trying
to handle the crop as farmers
rush stheir grain to the market.
knowing the price will not 90
higher under the guarantee lav.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24
FOR RENT

FOR Furnished rooms tor
gentlemen. TAI Walnut Ave 2l-''
FOR RENT-Furnished house, el4
Grant street. Inquire 7l4-loth 81
or phone 270 w. 2S-at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED--A we'll furnished room
in private house with privilege OF
telephone and bath also use or
garage. Capt Nine. Hotel Hall 2l.i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24
HERALO'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
HELP WANTED

WANTED Experienced woman or
gtri Tor general hous"worE. ih"nr
.G5. 2I-tf. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE ny owner 10 "'r"
tract under cultivation and under
aI,ch - IN alfalfa Small house ana
harm -, miles from Klamath Falls
!, mile from Chelsea BOX Factory
n II Wilcox. X +. y No. !, Phnhc
a,ro l9.6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24
RESOLUTION,

r,. Ct,v Tnsinaor nnr.uan, IN re.
,,,,,',oo -, ,be Conmon Council
To,,.nraro ado,toL having ON the
hL,,, -, yay ,4,a ma nions sne.
at,l',,,;o,,s anj as,i,na,ns ~ the cost
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,,rding Tho nIane sne-
.ts'na,tna. Ia ns,in,.,as ~ he satis-
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r,n, ,,a n,,rs snecif,cat,ons and es.
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S,naa, ''na ,,on, e,b S,raet uester,v to Ist
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c,ares ,,s in,ention m imnrove said
,.,,o, =, u,ah S,raa, and Let ond
4tb 9Th 9Th and 7th Streets in ac-
cordance with said plans. specifica-
tions and estimates: said improve
ment to consist of having said por-
tions OF said streets with oil maca-
dam payement at an estimated cost.
inciudine cement side walks, con,
crete curbing and grading. of s53,-
7o7 90. or concrete pavement at an
estimated cost. Including cement
side walks, concrete curbing and
grading of ssO.131.OO. or bithulithic
nayement NJ an estimated cost in
rIudinp cement side walks concre,e
crrhiny and grading ~ seeo4T oO.
said Improvement IN either event 10
include grading rolling curbing and
1 concrete side walks 4 feet wide on
both sides ~ said streets and
RE- IT ErRTHER RESOLVED Rv
the common Council that the proper
~ hereinafter described he. and here
nv is declared 70 he benefited by
said improyement.
Lots 1, 2, 3. and 4, BLOCK 4?: and
sou,berly 4, of Block Al. Nichols Ad-
dition 10 the CITY OF Klamath Falls.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24

FOR SAi.E-Our home AT 22t hish
a, nl.o TAG acres iimtr'r on lake
iron, Ep., sid, ., bENc of Easl"
FONT. upper ln,": also ~" h'l''
stead ON BRYANT mountain "'h'a',
in. two and anlt million i'ct r'nc IL
kewnham, ''''.'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-24

FOR SALE -- First class rye nay
$500 per ton nj the old Mendeh-
hall place three miles east OF the
city on the Olene road. +. {. Carlson
23-3ts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
FORMER WRESTLING
CHAMPION RET|RES
Or. B. F. Roller Announces He
Is Through With the Popular
Indoor Sport
HELD TITLE THREE SEASONS

New York, July 1.-Dr. r. +. Roller.
former champion heavyweight wrestler
of America. today announced his per
manent retirement from the mat
Doctor Roller is an example of what
perseverance and skill can do. For
years he has held a prominent place
in the athletic world. to which he rose
from the obscure station in life of a
farmer boy.
He took up athletics as a youth and
succeeded in paving his way through
eleven years of college life. playing
football. teaching wrestling, boxing and
fencing, and later coaching football
teams.
When he graduated he continued
wrestling. His skill soon won him
recognition among the best in the
wrestling fraternity and upon the re
| tremcnt of the late Frank GOtch he
came into the title of American cham
pion. He held and defended the title
successfully for three years. during
which time he defeated Charles Cutler
at Benton Harbor. Mich, and later
won from Americus at Springfield
Mass. He lost the title to Ed. Lewis al
the Manhattan Opera House.
Prior to his career as American
champion he had won his NJ. d. degree
nj the University of Pennsylvania anC
his continuance in the game, which was
lucrative, enabled him to enter thu
practice of medicine financially indie
pendent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
DETAILS FOR BIG
BATTLE! COMPLETED
Jess and Jack Will Adjust Band
ages and Tape After Get
ting Into Ring
NO GREASING OF BODIES

Toledo. o.. July LESS Willard and
Jack Dempsey will go into the ring for
the heavyweight championship contest
here Friday with bare hands and all
bandaging and tapping will be done in
sight of the spectators and seconds of
the heavyweight rivals. This announce
ment was made today by Tex Richard,
promoter of the contest. The decision
to request the boxers to bandage their
tory for Willard. who protested against
Dempsey's plans to adjust the tape and
bandages on his hands while in the
dressing room.
What amount of tape and bandages
will be used has not been determined.
but Willard said that he would insist
upon a thin layer of cotton surgical
bandages, and only enough tape to hold
the bandages in place. Rickard and the
, referee, Ollie "a Pecord, probably will
make decision in this regard to-
morrow.
Final arrangements regarding the de =
tails of the big contest We're completed
at a conference between the boxers,
managers and Richard and each camp
knows just what is expected of the
principals and their seconding brigade
The contestants will wear specially
made five ounce gloves and each will be
allowed to have five seconds in theiI
corner including the manager or ad
wiser as the case may be.
They will dress for the encounter in
dressing rooms, erected under the stands
and will enter the ring from ramps
which open within a few feet of the
ring. The toss for choice of corners vii
not be made until the day of battle.
Willard inquired whether Dempsey
intended to grease his body for the con
test as he had heard was being done
previous to the daily workouts. He sale
that it did not make any difference tc
him which way the challenger appeared
provided he knew in advance and coult
do likewise.
Dempsey told Richard that he hat
never creased his body at any time ant
had no intention of doing so for thu
championship bout. This statement
cleared the situation and there will b'
no amounting the boxers with oil!
matter at any time during the last few
hours before the clash. While this il
a favorite trick of wresters it is no
the usual custom among boxers, al
though offering certain advantages in {
long fight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
JESS AND JACK SEEM
TO HAVE NO WORRIES
ABOUT ARID AMERICA
While the Tanks Were Being Den,obzed. Heavyweight
Headliners Were ANXIOUS Only about the Size
of the Crowds and the Gate Receipts
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger
Enn....i,ht hiL p.LhIi.. Icdnc.- q

Toledo o.. 1. A. d.
r,HE perfectly
divided B. D. and July A. D.
admission
this budding
the downf of j. Bareycorn is old stuff.
However city
of
operating
dembized sections
their
approaching
worrme OF ne the
Those about anything Every they
might undergo At $4,000
appearing big Still
he
audience.
seriously There will
yesterday
challenger
THE ,se simply telescope chich
L is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
WHITES BEAT REDS
Captain Stokes's Team Wins Low
Goal Polo Contest

Captain Thomas Stokes's White team
won hard fought polo game yestcr
day at the Philadelphia Country Club in
the low goal tournament. defeating the
Reds, Captain f. Lowber Stokes. ]
goals to 2a4. The match was the first
for the individual cups presented b!
Mrs. II. Ernest Richards and will b'
concluded tomorrow with contest be
tween the Whites and Captain w.
Standley Stokes's Blue team.
The contestants played three on d
side. Fletcher and Bullitt did some fine
mallet work and Fletcher gained two OF
the goals for his side by particular
good shots. The game contained plenty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
ACCOUNT OF GROUNDS
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
BOUTS HA We COVERED
PLENTYOFTERRITORY
From Western Mining Camp to Within Brassie Shot OF
Broad,oay, Euen Extending to Antuean Base in Cuba,
They Haze Heard Thud of Padded Min
IN THE SPORTLIGHT-By GRANTLAND RICE
Copyright. 1919 All rights reserved

-opSfs"' i'i' AL fs"' reserved.
Toledo, o., July l.
beve the
the only
the vast amount territory these maudhn and maung affairs have covered
the @ thry-
lost dream village in the South western mining such sporting
OF
'oreoeh TOW" In oroaeVen extending TO the Anienn
oaSe All slta, sont. ou, u, -.
thn mtt ~ i0'o " 'oooo'' nave heard 'he 'nud
orso b,re obsorrod o, o,d .t,,u, ,.o - a.
I wv WV '"' o''''''
~ ''''' '' '' ''""''' '"N "o '''"' '""
The WIde Varieties .....y ..5
years H. vent
hgu for Sourse what flchburg MISS
type OF cade a knew the glory or whatever
care 10 cah IT, OF a championship carnival.
now ana so fchug but for all
I'' VIII never loe itS pace upon "e map
.i tt ,; 'nat
tbo Wost " ~ ~ OLA '' ai ~ ano'"ef "ai' ''"h'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01

the twelve rounds are over. 1t is al
most certainty that Tex Richard be =
lievcS this will happen. even if he
doesn't know which one it will be.
In Dempsey's Camp
They tell you in Dempsey's camp
that Jack. being faster. quicker hit
ter, with fully as much crashing power
to his blows. will land more punches
than Willard will, and that one or may
be two of these will reach a vulner
able spot and end the battle. leaving
Willard in precisely the same condition
that Morris. Levinsky and Fulton were.
nat upon their broad and resin coated
backs.
But how about Willard? Dempsey )
jaw is in much closer range than the
high lifted. sliding chin of the cham
plon. And Willard hasn't enjoyed the
luxury of soaking fellow man as
hard as he would like to hit in quite
a spell. He has been forced to di :
his punches for a number of wee1.s.
You know how it is when you have
been restrained for some time. and al
last are permitted to go to it with
all you've got.
When Willard swings at Dempsey he
will at least feel the roistering thrill
of an unrestrained wallop where he can
at least revel in human target that
days workout.
Sure Dempsey can hit Willard Ant
so can Willard hit Dempsey. And botl
carry the kick that produces silver
dreams and singing birds and th
utter forgetfulness of untroublet
sleep.
Much Left to Fate
Given this condition you have mucl
more of a gamble than either set O
supporters is willing to concede. Boil
sides may be whistling merrily anon;
the tombstones of hope to keep thei
courage fixed and set. When two mel
can punch as this pair can, where boil
are as vulnerable as they look to be
quite a big block of it belongs to fate
destiny or raw luck.
The closest approach to combined
hitting power to this pair goes back t.
the double meeting of Fitzsimmons ant
.Jeffries Here were two men whit
could hit like the pop eyed dickens
And both were better defensive fighter
than either Jess or Jack. Yet neithc
battle went to twelve rounds. In cacl
meeting Jeffries was bit too big an
strong lie had about as much ol
Fitzsimmons in bulk and weight a
Willard has on Dempsey. But Jetfrie
also carried the advantage of youth
Old Bob had everything against him
power, bulk and youth. With jess an
Jack it's an even break in this respect
nature and time calling it 5000.
These conditions should all forecas
IA magnificent battle, but they in n
manner award either man very muc
the best of it. 1t is for this reaso
that the wagering has settled aroun
even money.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
ANOTHER FOR WELSH
Joe Wins Second Bout in Last Five
DAYS

Joe Welsh. the downtown weltpr
weight. turned in his second win in
five days last night at the Cambria A.
G., when he gave Johpny Wolgast, the
upstate fighter, a lacing in six hard and
fast rounds.
In the semiwind up Whitley Baker
the Port Richmond boy, proved nc
match for Jack Ward, of Elizabeth
n. j., and his seconds wisely tossed
the towel in the ring at the bell start
ing the third round.
In the preliminaries Willie McCloskcy
stopped Charlie Mooney in two minutes
Charlie O'Neill won a hard fight from
Jack Howie in six rounds, and Ray
O'Malley. the former amateur champ
lost close verdict to Willie Davis il
fight that went the limit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
DIX GAMES APPROVED
Major General Hale in Favor OF
American Olympic Meet


1-Naior General Harry Hale. com
mander of Camp Dix. has given his
approval for the American Olympic
games. which are scheduled for Au-
gust 81 and Labor Day at Camp DIX
under the auspices of the knights OF
Columbus. The events are to be open
10 all service men in the lnitcd States
army. navy or marines or who hav"
been discharged from the service.
Athletes from all parts of the country
are expected to take part. The Mara
thon from the Trenton City Hall to
Camp Dix headquarters. a distance OF
twenty miles. will start at ! o'clock
Monday afternoon. The swimming
events and trials in field and track
events will take place on Sunday. and
the finals will be run off on Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
Willard Has No Chance, Says Tommy " alsh

silent
night hands down
and hesitate give his
is Tommy had enough
in to
kind showing. keen
of
still
IS in everybody he is not
No of
isn't done Charley White who
time in
hard
10 $ hands
happen training properly will.
given legs now look
a tripod he
him through speeding
will he able to
hold his dukes after the sixth round will miss
told Willard could hit That's He left
cripple could idestep
right nothing chop He doesn't bit straight
and tegaphs punch and apy
Willard Dempsey and
it.
he is against and
physical wreck when he climbs He
the of taking licking
5 his judgmeat
uth Willard coin rey scarce and Jack
oiHb the merit tem days. , -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
Wsleome A. c. Wanta Ganea

Welcome A c., one of philadelphia
foremost travelling clubs. has July 4 and
8 open. two games. for any home team
Offering good guarantee. Address all
communications to William Lavery.
1920 Fcrnon street., or phone Dickinson
3054 J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
JOE TIPLITZ WINS
Defeats Eddie Welsh in the Trenton
A. c. Wind-Up

Trenton. n. j.. July Joe Tiplitz,
of philadelphia, 1917 pounds, defeated
Eddie Welsh. of Bristol, 130 pounds, in
the eight round windup at the Trenton
A. G. here last night.
In the six round semiwind up Young
Angelo, OF Trenton, III, shaded Rabbit
Long, of Newark, i1D pounds The
fight was one of the best eyey Ought
in The LOCAL. 4rinz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01

Reading, July Whining eleven out Of
the eighteen matches. the Lancaster Coun-
try Club golf team triumphed over the
Berkshire Country Club representatives Of
Reading in the intercity team series. the Red
Rose City golfers scoring their third straight
victory, III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
Bezdek Obtains Nicholson n

Pittsburgh, July Manager Hugo Beg
del; of the Pirates has announced that
he has secured Outfelder Nicholson from
the Detroit team via the waiver route
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01

of features in the way of riding off and
hard scrimmages, and brought on the
field some new blood that shows unusual
Dromise
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
DODGERS Release Appleton

Brooklyn. July 1.-Manager ,Wiibert Rob.
inson of the Dodgers last night announced
the release of Pitcher Edward Appleton
to the beaumont club OF the Texas League
Appleton is righthander.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
Tommy Ryan Fdvors the Champion

HOWEVER, the
IL
Wizards He carefully studied the big yesterday
nd at work said:
showed something today like his
hooks with it in wicked fashion That's
should
me hate otske
right
straight and n style
Iamcon nowth Willard mint
/ condition.
ready fight Dempsey day
b. a big
him,
said
picking Willard ouery We
shot at The
notye at is whale of
a Denpev n
oserco eJesss tremendous natural advantages
really think of Dempsey"
fighter He has the
application piH
mat just as they WW Wudrd manages to shp them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01

which
figures knocked everything out Of
training inches He
he
bd he unusually
has hardw wallop.
The gloves while Mudon
taken the other Mldoop
hung loosely Wizards wrists tight
<>cnpses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
WILLARD AND DEMPSEY ARE
EVENLY MATCHED, SAYS RICE
Both Are in Prime Form for Heavyweight Battle Frida,
and Neither Has Sufficient Margin to Cheer about
BY GRANTLAND RICE

the twelve rounds are over. 1t is al
most a certainty that Tex Richard be
lievcS this will happen. even if he
New-York tribune., 1919-01-12

President and Mrs.
Wilson back in Paris
again after the brief
but momentous visit :
to England.
Press Illustrating Scrtfct
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-04
Greva dinBerlir1
SOLDATII Gu MERITE In ACEST RAJ
BOZ VOR Fl ELIBERATI MAI CUR1ND.
BOlSEvICn 81 RECUNOASTEREA IOR.

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recunoasterea din partea puteri.
lor associate. Propunerea trimisa
mai inainte de prim-ministrul L.
nine copferintei de pace, in e
senta, este astfel:
Facet pace Gu moi, dindu-nt
prilejul sd putem pune capat ~
numaratelor mici rasboaie &c se
due pc pamintul rusesc.
,,Ridicati blocada asa ca sd ns
putem procura hrana 81 materiale
,,Apoi dupa aceia vom Fl d.
treaba 81 ne puteti recunoaste :
daca tocmai tineti la aceasta"
S'a mai aflat ca Rusii vor 5;
|pue pace separate Gu puterile Il
sociate, ceea ce insemneaza G;
noul guvern de sovieturi din I'm
ga1.ia sd nu fie coprips in trata.