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New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Naval Academy
Grew May Race
On the Hudson,
Winners of Worlds Cham.
pionship at the Olympic
Games Eager to Row Here

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 1o-Ai-
though it is somewhat early to antici-
pate the possibilities Of the rowing
season at Annapolis next spring, there
has been considerable talk in naval
circles of chances of the midshipmen
entering their crack crew In the Pough-
keepsie regatta next June.
There is no doubt that the local con-
tingent would welcome the opportunity
of participating in the big classic es-
pecially since six of the eight oarsmen
who won the worlds championship at
the Olympic games will be available.
Commander Douglas L. Howard, di-
rector of athletics at the academy, said
to-day that the navy would give serious
consideration to such a proposition.
1t is regarded as reasonably certain
that the mddies would be permitted to
enter in view of the fact that new
policy has been adopted, that of per-
hitting athletes of the several branches
to engage in at least one contest under
foreign environment. OF the worlds
champion crew, Jacomini and Graves
have graduated.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
New Orleans Entries

FIRST race tparss $500, claiming. three
saroids and upward five aud one-haie
,1s.'ngs}-Afiss hFrter 1885, on Hlsh.
Hsnec.a, 1o5; Hidden Talent. lo5 poult,
~ iyy fgfee .oa4re. l9p, Teachers Pes.
70; Harry Bursoyne IL; Plain BAL los:
ffez.. 1906 General. lO4 Little Staudie
'.7. ana 'Loneiy, l07, aiso eligible.
second race fpurss 400; claiming; two
Machine Gunner. Il2; Hope Princess. no;
ssfie @F s0st z ~ pylnIs pori9 s ia sSs 1s
eG.Dhur. 1I1; Rolo. l0i.
Third race tpurse $500: claiming three
yesr-oids and upward. Ave and one-halt
fqrlongsl sl-Isagazza; 1917; Ablaze. los TO-
i.sace'ot. los; BY Heck. ios.
Eoag,h ras. 'gaTss 200; al asss SIX
IS: Tsoiesa d d'Honneur 10: hrotheriy
i<>ye, 1o7: cray ron, io9. Cock O tho Rooa5.
Hindoos,an. 49, BOBBY Allen. ios: pana-
F,tth race fpurse $500 Handicap; all
axes. one rnie)--tTippity Witchet. 124
vs.r Bang. IN. Sea sinner. 50; War Mask
Lf. Eaiadin, 100. 4couplo Tiopety Witchc,
x1a Bin Bang.
s'sth race (purss s7oo;' claiming: three
ysSf-cld anc upward. one mile)-chesty
~. sandy Mac. los; KingAss II. 1861
Siasnsrn. loH: Frank Waters. l0s. PADDY
Dear. III Highland Lad. IN: PAU Con
aScA1, iii. Guy Fortune. ia; Nab. l0s.
tx'son, III; Eeag Brurnmel H. llD;
~ oid Stride. lDs- Ph,iistine, I09. and
A@irr.io. los. also eligible.
teyenth rAcs fpurse 800; claiming !:
Mfee-y~ar-olds ana upward; ono mile and
= s'@ieenth) )~-LAdy Mountjoy lo2; Ma
9reno. ie5; Mrs Fiiley. los. speedster,
~ CoYnne ci, 1ig; Dark Nm. III. Glen
w>H 40; Berlin. lIs; Waukeag. 109.
D,pgss g., i0l. War Club 10s Narchant
~ Jotss PRICE, lo<. Kaiiipoiis. 81;
Vrifen Da~n. 1G2.
7s1fenf3ce allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
121st Hour Score
The lap with Piani, who finished third.
Van Mex was second. This made the

the the lap with Piani, who finished third.
van Mex was second. This made the
point totals for the week as follows:
Brocco and Coburn, SIT; Debaets
and Persyn, 385; Van Hevel and Van
lerberghe, 283; Egg and Mcnamara,
24o; Plani and Leene, 1852; Bedell and
Thomas, 1923; Van Mex and Miguel,
~; Taylor and Smith SO; Verri and
bellonl, so; Spears and Lawrence. 10.
Just before midnight, during sprint
Tor $50 prize, the team of Peter
Nandivelve and Tommy Grimm, who
were five laps behind the two leaders,
regained a lap. The field did not try
very hard to chase the back markers
The teams Of Spears and Lawrence
and Piani and Leene were Tapped by
the entire field of riders in a jam that
started during a sprint for $50 shortly
after midnight. Egg, Mcnamara
Brocco and Coburn took turns at hit
ting up a terrific pace, under which
Plani and Spears wilted, and their part
ners were unable to make up the
Hevel and Vanlerberghe and Debaets
and Persyn were fined $50 for poor
pick-ups.
Belloni's Sprint Futile
Just before 6:3o O'Clock last evening
Belloni began wild sprint that had
the field strung out all over the track
Tor nearly fifteen minutes. The Italian
gained nearly half a lap before Egg,
leading the pack, started after him in
earnest.
Francesca Verri, Belloni's partner,
came out on the relief and made the
gain a full three quarters of a ,ap.
Every man in the race was on the
track during this "jam," but after Egg,
Mcnamara, Coburn and Brocco had
taken turns at pacing the field, Belloni
and Nerri were brought back to the
fold.
The race will end officially at II
O'Clock tonight with the final hour of
sprinting for points beginning at 10
O'Clock. During this last hour it will
be permissible for any team to gain
a lap. The points will be counted 72
tor first, for second, for third, 3
for fourth, 2 for fifth and / for sixth
place,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Only One Favorite
Comes Home First
At Jefferson Park

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1o-In the
Oakglen Handicap, the feature event
on the card at Jefferson Park to-day. a
six-furlong race, for ali ages, seven
starters went to the barrier. Rapid
Day, four-year-old chestnut gelding
from the ". 0. Stoner stable, romped
home in front Of Sterling and Vice
Chairman.
In only one of the seven races did
favorite finish first, and that was when
Peggy C. showed the way home to She
Devil and Neenah in the sixth race, at
odds OF 9 to 5 against her chances at
post time.
The results:
First race tFor -year-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse $500: six furlongs)
Murphy ply. 10 Itlas lPonce} e / to and
l.. even and to 5, second; Chesty. 100
BOB lRoserfsl' 20 ,.,s 70 l. i,9 70 anH to !.
Circulate, Dottas Best and Propaganda
also ran.
Second race (For four-vear-olds and up
ward; claiming purse 5000; six furlongs)
! and : to- ?. won; Nebraska, los (King),
20 t9 and to .. second Keen
70 l.. third. Time lis 2-5 Dr. Camp
nell Arackassin Onioo, Lowell Lady
t-tred and Nirge also ran.
Third raos Cor all ages: claiming: purse
fe-' one H-i4-' = loF "a, ~ (Anthony), u
J. = 20 AMI 70 .. won. Salute. Us
'f5pk.ns). % :. : TO 2 ard 20 :. second:
.'-- Nckenna lo5 tcrsgory). 6 TO !, 2 to
nd 10 :. third. Time. i:z3 Amer
n Rose. Brockland. Horah. Gialys
f4tesocks, Walk Up. -sabei Josephine.
-es-. -or logan anu E.ev also .an
Tolrrh raca Cor three-year-oils and
-9Fard. claiming. purse 500. six tur-
So Al han. IL (IeupeD 7 TO T. g
ana 70 . ~cr; Anna Gallup. 1ol
Us, 10 !, y to ana ! 20 5. sec
70 . third. Tine l:l5 2-5 Lovers
----r ii, :, ,lfs or-e, Eeci. and CAL. mo l.
ne nancy Ann, Maiden Voter, TLlioloy
'Hcar aHd Owe James also ran
fiIth race tOakg.en Handicap; for ali
5es. 2urss $1,000. six furlongs)-Ra3id
af' 4vo ttoiliI -, 20 2, 10 : and | 10
:, 'a, a7s 9.'T..ns. IN iio sNnrrayJ. :. 70 /.
go ~ ohJ' . 70 /. to and even.
also ran
sixth race Ger three-year-olas ana IN
.'arc. flies and mares claiming. nurte
: e ~ one mile ard sixteenth j-l'e.a,y
=, 20 long. . 70 :, to and t. :
af.- r. :, second; Neenah 50 Hoi-
-+trl. - : TO : and c 70 d. tbsr5 nm,
% -. Sat;ranor, Verify. ST1nearia
L4Inclng Through and Marger also ran
seY=rth race (I7or three -yea--a,dz and
p" art, claiming, puvse *7o0; one nile
sad qrartsr)--Cs uitai CIR, 10a
.1ae.n.s ch). - >. to 10 an. %
- /. secoad: Jack Reeves. nc 1Rob<
10, 20 ? to 10 and I u 1. mira
me. Ill IS. Marie Rappo!d ana
-'.-oty also ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Three Baseball Players
Indicted on the Coast

Los ANGELES, Dec. 1O.-Indictments
charging criminal conspiracy were re-
turned against four persons here to-
day by the Los Angeles County Grand
Jury. which for several eeks has been
investigating charges of alleged "crook-
edness" in 1919 games in the Pacific
Coast Baseball League.
The four named we're W. Baker
C"Babe") Borton, former first baseman
of the Vernon club, whose charges pre-
cipitated the investigation; Iarl v.
Maggert, former outhclder for the Salt
Lake club; W. c. Rumler, Salt Lake
outtielder and Nathan Raymond, al
leged rambler. Seattle.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Lafayette and Rutgers
Elevens to Meet Again

EASTON, Pa, Dec. 10.-Lafayette
College will resume football relations
with Rutgers College rext fall, accord
'ng to the tentatively arranged foot
bali schedule as, announced tonight by
Graduate Manager George 4. Sigman.
The last game between Lafayette and
Rutgers was in 1917 when the New
Jersey institution gave Lafayette a
80 to 7 lacing,
One or two other rev teams may be
on the Lafayette schedule, according
to Manager Sigman Home games are
being arranged for October Is and No
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Wrestling Stars
Have a Busy Day
At Botllner's GYM

1t was busy day yesterday for both
Stecher and Lewis. Both trained at
Bothner's gymnasium, and large crowds
watched each going through his PAGES
Stecher relinquished the gym in the
morning to Lewis.
Lewis reported at the gym promptly
at II o'clock. He did fifteen minutes
breathing exercises and pulley work,
then played three games Of handball
with Captain Willis, which was fol-
lowed by laying out three wrestling
partners in about twenty minutes He
his wooden dummy for half an hour.
Stecher worked out at p. m. He
trained for more than an hour.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Just Punching the Bag
Dempsey Finishing Work for Big Bout
By W.. O. Mcclellan

JACK dempsey yesterday inish;np oncbes ~
~ 'e nsnng or Bill Brennan Madison Garden
hen Dempsey doing his finishing the training shin
III North RIVER and he to be
IS aning to develop speed explained manager Jack
speed" S ~ ~ "0i" '"ese oaSs IS Tor
& uo' want to make this bout any rapidly than
round '' ~ 0' '"'' "ocn more IMAM a
rb - I ne oetter declared Mr. you will study
as soon as you Will find that he always suspense
IL ne start clock cainp Mr.
@ carry IN the first round it please us heartily IN fac+ o
oi' Peeed at the rawlings of will
TO make the bout last just seconds fiat inst ono no
% e, % oo'"g the counting to finish calculations
70 De IN It's Cranta
as a. hngs should be in the New State Navv ni; M - ~
donc his % "o snip 1ranlte State asked Dempsey was
bar on the spar deck' amateur roh
~ " '"e s"nspanK' The fact should dhaveb been obvious
eseroay dempsey worked out with Irish Patsy Cline ob
ana Marty Farrell mddeweight two little f1ox,s
nauray could not uncork anything remotely resened h
IL was more or less exercise self-restraint The
champion certainly sometime sorior
Az ms age all they need to be ready little resin on he
soles of their shoes. ~ 1e''' on tne
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Noble Earns Decision
Over Bobby N5ichaels

Tommy Noble. former featherweight
champion Of England, was awarded the
judges decision over Bobby Michnels,
o. the East Side, after fifteen rounds Of
last lighting at the Pioneer Sporting
Club last night. Noble continually
hcat MS opponent to the punch.
In the last round, while in clnch, il
appeared that Noble hit Michaels low
while putting over q volley of body
punches. The English boxer offered hl.,
hand by way Of apology, but Michaels
net Mobiles advances With sharr.
right to the jaw. Noble weighed is
pounds and the local man l27.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Pennsylvania Golfers
condemn Western s,fard

FTTTSBUNGH, Dec. lO.-The execu-
tive committee Of the Western penn
sylvania Golf Association. said to rep
resent ten thousand golfers in this dis
trict, condemned the action of officials
OF the Western Colt Association IN
their stand for Il revision of rules, and
pledged allegiance to the United States
Golf Association, in 4 resolution made
public here to-day.
The resolution declared that the
stand Of the Western Association off-
Gals is an "attempt 10 disrunt the
United States Golf Association. the
parent organlzation, and an attempt 20
create STRIFE"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Touch of Color in Traini,p

tranlng quarters at the Granite State touch of color ea
oy Big Bill Tate the McVea
nave Deeh working out daily with the verv ecnt
dempsey acquired the desire for speed boxing with
e gh1er men, Moreover Big Bill his hands
sh Tor ne boxes Kid Norfolk with DEMPSEY and +l
hid billed as the Coal Assassin '' N viz
Al Rech the diving local heavyweight dvisi ~
eoer Oh the dempsey training Al
heavyweight pugist looks like one uni, tho t1 ; m
ne inevitably finds the mat 7 ~
M w . un 1hee was sight that would n,c
weep LOT MS po1esslon -Four heavyweight
hem were playing basketball To ba
checkers and dedewnks Dempsey heavyweight camno M
o was one OF the gents pastme which nsed n M
ad efete Its great for the helps the speed a
explained. r0 VIC 'Aeeu JACK
once again 1t began to look
guest Tor speed Fred Fulton Battling
De Wiling to testify that Dempsey did anv added sned v
WIZARD VINO dropped round
dempsey was Tar from sluggish
the champion has planned make Tuesday the sp5e h
ever ~ ~ NFN"'''' 'iN"e 1l"V
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Ranfasns Clash af Pioneer

The Pioneer Sporting Clubs second
weekend boxing show viii be held to-
night. A nftcen-round bout between
promising local bantamweights has
been arranged by Promoter Charlie
Docssereck. Jimmy Kane and Artie
Q Leary will be the principals in the
feature bout to decision. Ray
Devlin, Of the West Side, and Billy
Stern, of Minneapolis, win clash in
the eight-round semi-final. Popular
prices will prevail
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Harvard Books Il. oe Cao,o;,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 1o.2An-
nnoV,ncemont D, OF football game next
aalI between the University OF Georgia
5nc harvard, to pc played at the Sta
uiun5 mere on October Is, was made to-
night by Fred Moore. graduate mannger
OF athletics. Negotiations for q game
with Centre College, to be played here
i either October % or %. are still
pending Colgate or Penn State win
9e harvard's opponent on the alternate
-iatn II 49, enil
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Boost;ng Morty Farrell

Jack heas has dreams of c1amDon
wen as heavyweight The Kearns for the shoes f +
ae STANLEY Aetcael is Marty Farrell seen in action
"e III "1e PfelnnFary watch Farrell"
All ask IS that you watch Farrell Tuesday night"
After the death Of Kehe the held bv one third ,+or f+
o'ne a. AcCoy OF Brooklyn known CHAMPION held
LOT some time by virtue long count qven
e ola broadway Sporting Club Then the M
Ne oDo"o Wiling but not particularly effective mixer Mike
S IL 10 he Hemce CHAMPION Johnny Wilson, holds it hv
aVdAg anybody who looks like The other n;pr
Johnny almost lost Robinson who
lie Nerrncei champion in the round ~
1t THIS Marty Farrell half Of what claims for him he
VIII nnd plenty o employment Marty Yorker
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11

vember 12, with games on foreign grid
IRONS October and % and November
a. Next fall Lafayette will open her
season week earlier ;han usual, meet
ing, Muhlenberg here September "a.
with she University OF Pittsburgh here
the following Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Colleges Abandon Indoor Meet

BUSTON, Dec .IU.--There Will be no IN
tercollegiate indoor track championship
games this year, it was announced to-
night Cornell, Harvard, Princeton and
Dartmouth opposed the plan to hold u
title meeting this winter, and the ex-
ecutive committee Of the I. c. A. A. A.
A. decided to abandon it.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Crescents Win Another

The Crescent Athletic Club FIVE had
little difficulty disposing Of the Brook
lyn Law School team on the formers
courts last night. The score was Sd to
"a orson Kinney, former Yale player,
scored nineteen points for the winners.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11

managed to snatch the decision from
the local collegians by the smallest of
margins. Twice an extra period was
necessary to settle the game, while
last year the Princeton men won in
the last minute Of PLAY
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Fordham Five PLAYS Pratt

The Fordham University basketball
can viii open its season against the
SFatt institute five at the 69th Regi- |
inent Armory tonight. and close |
-onteat is expected.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
CITY College VS.. Princeton

The City College basketball FIVE will
meet the Princeton quintet tonight in
the City College gymnasium. For the
last three years the New Jersey boys
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-17
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urai color dstes back to grandmoth.
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ance. this simple mixture was ap-
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and draw this through your hair. TAX
Ing one strand at a time. BY morn
ing the gray hair disappears, and af-
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NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS. To
MAKE STREET IMPROVEMENT

! Pursuant TO ordinance and order
OF the Common Council OF the City OF
klamath Falls, Oregon. notice I,
hereby given that proposals will be
received by said Common Council for
making tn. Improvement designed
for Pine street from sth street east.
erly TO llth street including interBec.
tons not pared. Said improvement
TO be made In accordance with tho
plans and specifications OF the City
Engineer and for on. OF the classes
OF Improvement mentioned In said
plans and specifications and tho or
dinancc ordering said Improvement.
which said ordinance is numbered
500 and was adopted on the 9Th day
OF June. 1920. and approved by the
mayor ON the sth day oi June. 1920.
Said plans. specifications and .sti.
mates OF the City Engineer being on
file In the offloc OF the Police Judge
and In the office of the said engineer.
Tho proposed ccn,rsc. w..! be !u;
In one contract. and the time In
which the sam. IL to be completed In
fixed by said ordinance on or befor.
October 18th, 1890, Bids must he
filed with the Police Judge for sub
Hllhsibu " inf 'ouuNAl moi litsT tuuu
8 o'clock y. m. OF the 2ist day Of
June. 1920, aud the bids will t,e con.
sidered by the council Immediately
thereafter at the Council Chamber
In said city.
Each proposal must be accom-
panied by q certified check on some
responsible banking institution In an
amount equal to 8 per cent Of the
aggregate amount OF the proposal.
tho same to be forfeited TO the city
by the. sucoessfui bidder upon failure
to enter into contract and bond for
tho faithful completion OF the said
Improvement In accordance with the
plans and specifications therefor.
The City Of klamath Faiis reserv-
Ing the right at all timea to reject
any and all proposals. The award
to the successful bidder In hereby
made contingent upon the sale OF
the bonds that will be authorized for
providing funds for making such I'm.
provemsnt.
The plans. specifications and esti-
mates above referred to embrace and
provide that the proposed improve
ment may be made. using bituiithic
or OIL Macadam and bids are invited
for each class. In addition to grading,
surbing. drainage and cement side
walks.
A. l.. LEAvITT.
Police Judge Of the City OF
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-17
NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tha,
the undersigned has filed In the
County Court OF klamath County
Oregon. the final account Of his ad.
minlstration OF the Estate OF Louie
Is. Dixon. deceased. and the said
Court has fixed July 10, 1920, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock In the forenoon
OF said dag, and the Court Room OF
the County Court OF Klamath County,
Oregon. In Klamath Falls, Oregon,
an the date, time and place for the
hearing Of objections against SAD
finai account. II any there be. and FOR
the settlement thereof.
BENSON DIXON,
Administrator of the Estate
OF Louie b. Dixon. deceased.
June 2-a16-23-30
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ACTUAL AEGEAN
PORT DEMANDED
I. BY BULGARIA

SOFIA, Bulgaria, May 20, (by
Maip bulgaria must have u prri'
toriai outlet ON the Aegean sea. Ivan
Il. Gueshois. one of Bulgarla's mos,
brilliant statesmen aud formerly
prime minister, now deputy OF par
lament, has told the Associated Press
correspondent. "a mere economic
outlet will be OF no use to her aud
she has categorica,ly refused and will
refuse to accept IT," no went on. "A
glance at the map OF the Balkan pen
insula will prove that a port on the
Aegean Is a matter OF far more Inn
portance to Bulgaria than Fiumc Is
to Jugo-Siavia,
I'VE know" continued NJ. Cues
hoff. that en- tho question OF ethnic
and territorial claims OF Bulgaria, tho
United States was overrulcd at tho
peace conference. We are neverths-
less genuinely grateful to all those
Americans who. In the commissions
appointed to study the questions OF
Thrace and the northern and western
frontiers OF Bulgaria. gave conciu-
sions In our favor. We now implore
the generous help OF the great Amer
lean people In the solution OF q ques-
tion frausht with momentous conse-
aucnces to Bulgaria and to the peace
OF the whole Balkan peninsula"
bulgaria ceded western Thracs
under the peac. treaty and the peace
conference awarded Il to Greece.
This cut Bulgaria off from It's former
port OF Dedeagatch. on the Aegean
sea: but III. allies. promised her the
league OF nations would give her an
outie, on tn. Acg,an)
The former prime minister. who
was edurated In England and who Is
OF th. strong Nationalist party.
then discussed what he termed tho
aIlIes' fragrant betrayal OF tn. prin-
cIpi. OF nationality" I'VE were
stunned" said NJ. Gueshotf, when
we heard that Bulgaria was con.
demned to lose districts tho Bull
rarlan character OF which was never
contested and that while for certain
disputed German regions the plebis-
cite was permitted. the principle OF
characterization was refused the
populations which were
awarded TO Serbia and Greece.
In order to explain this fragrant
betrayal OF tn. principle OF nation
Atty" NJ. Gueshou continued. 1T
was alleged that the Bulsarians de-
served TO b., punished, first. becaus.
they had fought against tho Entente
and then because they had commit
ted atrocities. Tn. bulgarian peopI.
s.l