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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-14

FOR SALE-One Petaluma incubator
In Al condition; 252 egg. capac-
ity. Phone IGOR. 11-16s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-14

MODERN BUNGALow-Basement,
furnace. half block off Main st.;
$500. half down. Will sell fur
nished II desired.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-14

FOR RENT-Ranch close TO town.
Address X. Herald. 12-1F
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-14

FREE-Well rotted manure. Now is
the time TO fix your lawn and gar
den. 70. Quilitch, klamath Ave. and
Payne Alley. 1916
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-14

Home made egg noodles, 30c pei
pound. Ask your grocer. 12-15'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
LOCALS AFTER Big
MEAT, COOPER SAYS
struCtOr Calls
Bluff and Will Book
Lake City.

In commenting on a recent article
which appeared in the Michigan
city Dispatch and which said that
the Y NJ c. A. team Of that city
would claim the sectional associa-
ton championship because the
South Bend squad had refused TO
play them in the association -tourn-
ament TO be held i'm that city, G.. A.
Cooper, of the local association, said
that the South Bend squad was en-
tered in the American legion and
state amateur tournaments. both Of
which conficted with the dates for
which the Michigan City tourna-
ment was set
Cooper said that the state and
legion tournaments viii furnish
stronger competition than the asso-
citation tournament at Michigan
City. and as the locals have won
enough games TO entite them TO
consideration as state champions.
he intended 10 have the team get
the highest honors POSSIBLE i'm the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
Association Viii Play
Benefit Game For Knapp

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-The Ameri-
can association club owners We'd
nesday finished a two days session
OF their annual meeting with the
adoption Of a resolution calling for
n benefit baseball game as a test
imonial for Louis Knapp Knapp
was an umpire in the association
for six years. He died last fall.
The proceeds from the game will
be given to Knapp's widow.
II was agreed 10 play the game
in Louisville, early in the season.
Pres't Hickey was empowered to
choose two men from each of the
seven other clubs and send the
picked team against the Colonies.
Revival OF the old custom Of
carrying the players to and fro from
the ball parks. which was said 10
have been favored by some OF the
maCnates, was not adopted. John
Savage. secretary of the Kansas
City club. proposed the restoration
OF the old Carry-all but the league
decided against it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17

Jack DENY sey Is going to Europe
5he last week in March.
He and his manager, Jack
kearns. plan TO see the sights ia
London. Paris and Berlin.
Kearns smiles like a man antici-
pating something good for himself
and the champion.
'DemI sey viii receive a check for
SIS, 900 for acting in the movies out
in Los Angeles" says Kearns.
"Thatn keep him busy until the
last week in March.
Trip Sets Precedent.
But Europe. An. that's the big
thing just now.
NO white champion 49, while
champion-ever tourned Europe
"Our trip will set a precedent
Wilson set a precedent by going
abroad while president
That's what our trip will be.
Dempsey is crazy 10 see the
other side Of the world He's going
to blaze that 1900 movie check all
the way 10 Berlin.
Besides seeing the people the
champion is going to be seen by the
people.
Golf With Georges.
Then Carpenter walloped Demp-
sey at golf while in this country.
no one can lick Dempsey in any
thing and get away with it. So the
champion Will meet Carpenter out
side Luxembourg Gardens. in Paris.
at golf.
Is he 10 be married and will the
trip be his honeymoon? Well.
Dempsey is 90 and in love. But he
won't be married before the big
fight on July 2-and he may not be
married at all.
THE girls name? Ask the cham
pion. / haven't the slightest idea
and that is straight.
The object of the trip. of course
is TO make money and get acquaint-
ed with foreign sporting men.
No Soft Matches.
The champion will 'Show them
hOw he can box in exhibitions
When the big fight comes off in
July they'll come over TO see the
fight by the shiploads.
He won't box any soft English
heavies while away.
"A clause in his contract with
Carpenter prevents him boxing out
side America before he meets the
Erenchman.
Wen be gone three months. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
WHIPS
BENDER QUINTET
INTO OLD STAND
Locals Find Former Stride
After Tasting Defeat Be
fore Fast Elves.

The Orange and Blue quintet Of
basket tOsSers stepped into their old,
stride, after a derailment that spe1-
ed for them the bitterness of sefeat
at the hands Ct the fast fives rep
resenting kendallville and Emerson
high of Gary. The local thinclads
were pulled from the costly slump
Yesterday afternoon in practice by
Coaches Cooper and Hastings. ard
the mentors now believe them to be
IN ship shape for the few Games
which is to be the center of attrac-
ton here on March As.
With the sting of defeat at the
hands Of Gary and KendallviHe
weighing heavily upon the minds of
the first string tOssers. every man on
the local squad has exerted himself
To become in condition for the Nap
panee high squad this week and the
fast Frankfort Ind. team next week.
The locals expect stiff Opposition
when they meet the central Indiana
quintet, which has been booked 70
fill the date left open when athletic
relations between Mishawaka high
ana SOuth Bend nigh were severed
by the state high school athletic
association. Frankfort is represented
by one Of the speediest fives in
central Indiana and is coming load
Cd for the locals.
Shift Players.
Although Nappanee proved an
easy dish for the Orange and Blue
in the first clash. the locals will take
no chance on losing the second Of
the two game series to the villagers
and will bend every effort to swami
the Elkhart county crew.
A bright light OF yesterdays work
out was that Scheer, the stellar floor
guard, appears to have found his
oldtime basket eye, hitting the loon
apparently at Will and from any
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
THE LMSLDER 81 Us

Washington fans will pay a penny
more to sit in the grandstand this
season.
Hoppe IS about two columns of
print behind Horemans al this stage
in the match
England thinks Frank Moran is
the greatest heavyweight since Joe
Beckett
one London fan is so enthusiastic
over Moran he says Carpenter
would be a sucker for the Pitts
burgers Mary Ann
Willard plans TO enjoy himself be-
fore taking" He's selected a swell
spot on Bradley Beach. y. j.. 10
Doc Hart, trainer OF the Robins
has been all the way TO Sweden and
back since Robbie lost the world
series.
II is safe to predict that there will
be new weller champ in 1887.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
IRISH TRACK MEN
READY FOR STARS
OF SUCKER STATE
ROckne Obtains "a Officials
For Big Athletic Event
Here Saturday.

Athletic authorities at Notre Darn
are preparing 20 handle the greatest
crowd ever assembled in the local
gym when the Illinois track team
clashes with Rockne's products Sat
urday evening at eight o'clock.
While the Irish team is exceptionally
weII-roundcd, the Illini will be rep
resented by a collection Of distance
runners who will more thar offset
the local advantage in the short
dash events
In preparation for the event Coach
Rockne has selected "a officials to
handle the meet. which is one OF
the most important affairs Of its
kind to be held in the west thic year
and may witness record time i'm some
events. with the exception Of Cayou.
the referee and starter, who viii be
imported from the /. A. c. for the
occasion, the meet officials will nc
South Bend men who have graduated
from other universities Tho COM
plete list follows.
Referee and starer: +. Cayou OF
Illinois.
Judges at the finish: Ginz of Wis
cOnsin: Johnson of wisconsin:
Anderson Of Earlham: Fox OF Ind
lana and LOntz Of wabash
Timers; Mayr of Michigan. EIbel
or Michigan. Gill OF Illinois: Farrell
OF Michigan.
Inspectors. Hibberd of Cornell:
Geyer OF Northwestern: Jones Of
Adrian; Hutchinson Of Indiana: FeS-
an Of Texas.
Field Judges: Cooper Of Spring
field and Kennedy. Lieb. Hayes.
Sharpe and Brandy Of NOtre Dame
Clerks Of he course: KENNEDY and
Geegan Of Notre Dame.
Announcer: Slaggert of Notre
Dame.
Coach Rockne has announced the
beginning OF the spring football
training season for Feb. Is. More
than so men are expected TO answer
the call and the monogram grad
yates Of this year. Smith. Brand.
COughlin. Hayes and Barry will
assist with the coaching.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
TWO CHALLENGERS
OF KILBANE GIVE
POOR EXHIBITION
Either DeFOe or Tiger Would
Be Set-Up For Feather
weight Champ.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL,
nited Press Staff CorrespOndcn


NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-If Sammy
Tiger or Billy DeFoe are the only
ones in his way, Johnny Kilbane
ought to walk through the pearly
gates with his featherweight crown.
The New York and the St. Pauler
fought a 15-round draw Tuesday
night in Madison Square Garden in
bout that was billed to select the
man to bump OF the Cleveland
Irishman.
Bill Farnum. the famous heavy
weight fighter Of the movies, was
at the ringside.
He picked up 200 or 500 pounds
of himself after the last gong and
remarked:
IF either one of them goes
against Kilbane. they should not let
their relatives in"
Has No Punch.
DeFoe might box a few rounds
with the champion but when ii
comes 10 punching he didn't show
enough 10 bruise a postage stamp.
Tiger was even worse.
Tex Richard said Wednesday
that Kilbane had agreed some time
ago TO meet the winner but that he
probably will hold more elimina
tions before callus OH the cham
pion.
With the approaching close of the
winter season. il becomes more and
more the belief that Kilbane will
return without defending his title
again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
WHAT TO EAT TOPUT IRON IN YOUR
BLOOD AND MAKE YOU STRONG
STRENGTH ENDURANCE

AT their own dOors-in the very gar
dCns OF those who are weak. nervous and
ailing all the while is one Of the most
valuab BILE tOnics and strength builders
known 10 medical science said DR. James
Sullivan. formerly physician OF Bellevue
Hospital Outdoor Dept and the West
chester County Hospital. New York when
consulted recently.
Or sullivan further said IF your
daily diet contains an abundant amount
OF iron you are giving YOUR body the red
blood food 10 Graves. But If your blood
lacks iron and is thin pale and watery
you cannot expect 10 be strong and we'll
on the contrary. your nerves become
weakened and you become irritable fussy
and easily upset. In such cases. what
you need is iron-Organic iron 10 remove
the cause Of your trouble, and the mo-
ment organic iron is supple. 60 is ofbn
wonderful how quickly your multitude
OF symptoms will disappear and how
strong and vigorous Won will become"
But be careful 10 distinguish between
ordinary metallic iron which people uSu-
aiiv tekc ond TIVE organic iron Metallic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
Rubber City May Retain
International Franchise
BY United Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-"Akron
is not anxious TO get out OF the In
ternational League. and although
we have received most flattering Of
fers for the franchise il is not GER
tain that we viii sell"
Joe Thomas. representative OF the
owners OF the Akron ball club. made
this statement before returning 10
the Ohio city after the meeting Of
the league club owners.
The 81. Louis Cards have taken
a large interest in the Syracuse club
and the franchise will remain there.
IL is entirely up TO the Akron club
owners TO make a decision on their
offer" John Conway Toole. presi-
dent OF the league. said Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
GIANTS MUST BEAT
PIRATES AND REDS
President of New York Club
Eliminates Dodgers in
Picking Winner.

by United Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-"The
Giants have only the Reds and the
Pirates 20 fear I'm the 1921 race.
Charles Stoneham, president Of the
New York Nationals said here We'd
nesday.
We are the only club that has
improved all around over last year"
he said. The Reds have lost slight
ly in batting strength. are no bet
ter in pitching and weaker on the
defense. The Pirates are stNng IN
pitching. catching and defense but
weaker in hitting. Brooklyn is
about the same as last year. They
were lucky to win and I don't be-
lieve they can repeat.
The Giants are better in pitch
ing. in catching. stronger on the
defense and offense and we have a
very young hustling club"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
tournament competition.
Il After Game.

That the lake city was welcome
10 the STATE association champion
ship if the locals could make a
showing in either the American le-
giOn or state amateur tournaments
was COoper's assertion Last year
the South Bend "Y" team romped
away with the association honOrs
and its coach is after bigger meat"
this year.
Cooper added that he would try
TO arrange a game with the Mich
igan City FIVE, in either city, and
that he was convinced that II his
team plays that squad there will be
no doubt as to what would have
happened had they met in the asso-
citation tournament
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17

Britton can't last another Is years
The Thorpe family of athletes is
always in the spotlight. Leon, the
brother of Ed and Tom Thorpe. fa-
nous athletes and coaches. enters
Columbia.
Each year they fuss and fuss
About the forward pass
Until it's found that they
Have all run out of gas
Four round boxing shows az YER
non cal draw $4,000 houses.
California. once the scene OF
history making fights. is now just a
place for title holders to visit and
grow fat
Promoter Jack Curley has almost
made a round trip in following the
public pulse as regards the head
lock.
Careful tapeing OF the ground i'm
the Yanks' imaginery cottage on the
Harlem shows that Babe Ruth can
still get by.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17

iron is iron just as It comes from the
action OF strong acids on iron hlings.
while organic iron IS n true red blood
food. like the iron in your blood itself
and like the iron In spinach, lentils and
apples. In fact If you VIII eat a pint or
two Of spinach. half a pint Of lentlls Ond
three or four baked apples each day YOU
viii probably not need 10 take any other
form OF organic iron; bur most people
prefer 10 eat n smaller quantity Of iron
containing vegetables and take organic
iron. ike Nuxated Iron. with them II
Is like taking extract Of beef instead OF
eating pounds Of meat To prove 10 your
self what Nuxated Iron can do for you.
get your doctor TO take a specimen Of
your blood and make a blood count OF
your red blood corpuscles: then take
NuxateG Iron for a month and have a
new blood count made and see how
your red blood corpuscles have increased
and how much stronger and better vod
feel: see how the color has come back
10 your cheeks how steady and strong
your nerves have become. At all drug
ffEfE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
DOicagiac Cue Star Wins
amateur Billiard Title

By Juiied Press.
CLEVELAND. O.. rob. To-
Charles Heddons Dowaglac. 1uch.
Wednesday held the title q cham
pion Of the amateur 1S.2 halk line
billiard players by virtue Of h3s de-
feat Of Percy Collins. New York. Era
the final game OF the championship
tournament here Tuesday ni-ht
Heddon won 800 20 2F7 IN IS i1-
niuEs
The winner took the game after
an uphill battle. Collins held
lead Of 100 10 II when HedEon
started his march 20 victory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
CiUic Center Teams Set
Schedule For Indoor Sport

Three indoor baseball games are
scheduled in the civic center gym
nasium league for Monday night.
Haley meets Lincoln in the Haley
gym, Linden plays Muessel on the
latter's floor, and Studebaker plays
Washington at the Washington
gym.
A hand ball game between the
mems, gym class at the Lincoln
school and the mems class at the
Studebaker school was played in the
latters gym last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
Boxer Dies
From Injuries in Bout

BY United Press.
BROOKFTELD. Mo-. Feb. Is
Harry Hamilton. local lightweight
died here Wednesday from injuries
received i'm a bout with Frankie
Dean. OF Kansas City. Tuesday
night
Hamilton was beaten mercilessly
by Dean throughout the fight IN
the eighth round Dean planted an
uppercut on Hamilton's chin that
sent him through the ropes Ham
ilton was tugged back into the ring
by the referee, where he fell I'm a
heap The referee stopped the bout
over Hamilton's feeble protest 4
short time later Hamilton became
unconscious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
DENTAL COILEGE MINS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. 16.-
In a fast game here Wednesday
night, the Indiana Dental college
basketball team defeated the SAINT
Joseph college team 33 TO Is. The
nentals led at half time 10y - 10 Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
French Idol May Fight
Jeff Smith Next Month

Lippe. Philadelphia boxing pro-
moter. Wednesday night announced
that he had accepted an offer Of
$4,000 for JEFF Smith. contender
for the worlds middleweight cham
pionship. 10 box Georges Carpen-
tier 20 rounds 20 a decision in Monte
carlo on March 81 The offer. &C
eording TO Lppe. came from Paul
Isnier. OF Paris.
Smith and Carpenter boxed 20
rounds in Paris just before the
world war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17

~ United ITeSS
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 16.-Seven
star French runners will sail April
90 compete in the international re-
lay games OF Pennsylvania here
April % and 80. IL has been an
nounced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
angle of the floor.

The coaches tried a new lineup for
"a period "wednesday, placing Haas in
the pivot position. capt. Nvikos and
Edwards an the forward bertAs and
placing tNaXey i'm Hass' berth under
the net.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
sTATE NORMAL WIN.

Ey Associated Press:
TERRE. HAUTE. Ind. Feb Is
Indiana state normal basketball tealr.
defeated Rose Poly here Wednesday
night. 40 TO u. taking the second
consecutive game OF the series for
the city title.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17
OTHERS MAY BE FINE. But AM
RERJACKET COAL FOR NINE

This Is a slogan or many or South
Bend people. This coal is a good
free burning. low in SCOT and smoke
and only 3 percent ash, sold exclu-
sively by c. Il Defrees who also
handles old Ben. Old Abe. Black
Joe Kentucky. Blue Diamond Ken
lucky. West Virginia splint. and also
has complete line OF Lime. Cement.
sewer Pipe and Mason supplies.
tf5 s. Taylor ST.. Main g79. Lincoln
1919 s73s-23.
- .rrrtzc 1rrY..ur NJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17

Four round boxing shows at YER
non. cal draw $4,000 houses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-17

Washington fans will pay a penny
more TO sit in the grandstand this
i season
New Britain herald., 1921-03-19
Y. ". C. A. ACTIVITIES
Millinery Class Opens Monday-Ron- CT Skating Wednesday Evening. Dramatic Club to Plan Season.

Following is the program for the coming week at the r. w. C. A:
 Sewing and Millinery: New class begins Monday. March 21, 7:30-9 D. m.- Girls may make what they need for spring wear and will have com potent help and instruction.
 Dramatic club. Monday, March 21, : p. m. To make plans for further dramatic work.
 Roller skating. Wednesday evening following basketball game. 9:15- 10:30: Saturday afternoons (oldes Eirls). 2:30-4:00 o'clock; and for chil- dren, 4:0o-5:30; Saturday evening (mcn and girls), 7:30-9:00 and 9:O0- 10:3o.
 Dancing classes. Wednesday, 6:45- 7:3o. social dancing class: Friday. 6:45-7:30. aesthetic dancing class: ing (children). . Swimming lessons, 7:45-9:15 We'd nesday: Thursday. 7:0o-s:3o: Friday, 2:30-3;0o: Saturday, 9:30-10:00 a. m. tchildren): Normal School girls. Wednesday and Thursday, 4-5 D. m.
 Plunges Tuesday. 7-9:3o: Friday. g. 5:30. S-9:30; Saturday. 2:30-4:30. Children. Tuesday, 4-5:30; Saturday, l0:00-I2:00.
 Gymnasium class. Tuesday, 7-s:30: Thursday. 2-3. corrective gymnasium and swimming.
 Aesthetic dancing. Fridays. 6:45- 7:se.
 Basketball. Wednesday evenings. s o'clock.
 Sunday meeting. March goth. 4:30 D. m. Talk. !!Unchosen Burdens" by Mrs. r. c. Platt.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-19
URGED TO
 GET PLEDGES SUN.
All Money Will Go to Local
 PhilanthrOpiC Organizations

Monday will see the close oA the campaign for $3S,000 for local phil anthropic organizations, with a lunch Uon at the EIks' club. All the team members are requested to put in their best efforts over Sunday so New Brit ain will raise tho amount required. If this is to be done there can be no slackers on the teams, as it will take the very hardest efforts of everyone.
 If anyone has not been approached, it is the earnest desire that they will voluntarily come forward and i'll out a pledge either with Chairman E. w. Christ. Treasurer Noah Lucas, or any of the team members. After doing so we'll for outside charities. it is un- fortunate Or the city to fall down in a drive. where the money is spent right under everybody's nose, and everyone has a chance to sec the benefits reaped.
 . If any person wishes to have his neApey used for any one of thesc spec a' 1-Accts which appeals to him, liSFe than another. he can so state n maShHg his pledge. The work of III the Organizations will appeal most nearaiy ne', o everybody. it is believed. ana it HSll be a source of great re- ' 5rSsnLI hfayone of them should have
 Gntral organization has been
 kned so that the work of one or Tanization shall not overlap another. and the largest return possible shall be received for every dollar expend- cd. Every dollar spent in these or ganizations speaks for itself in the same terms 1t did before the war. There Is no prohteering or imitation.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-19
SHRINERS' BALL IN
 HARTFORD, MARCH 23
Masonic Organization Will Hold Bril- liant Event i'm Foot Guard Hall
 Next Wednesday

sphinx Temple A. A. O. N. NJ. s. will renew it's festivities for the year of March gard at Food Guard Armory with a concert and ball for it's mem- bers and friends. The response of the Mobiles to the invitation extended to them and their friends has already assured the success of the ball, both as to Its social feature and an occa- sion that will long be remembered as the event of the season.
 The committee have engaged Bol- ton and Ciprianos orchestra which Is acknowledged as one of the leading dance orchestras of the state. The dance numbers are being arranged to satisfy those who desire to dance the modern dances. and those who will enjoy what is known as the older dances, but are fast becoming the dances of today.
 The Governor and his stan have been invited to attend the dance, also the Imperial Potentate. the Potentate of Melha Temple. Springfield, Mass. Salaam Temple. Newark. ". J., Pales- tine Temple of Providence. R. l.. Aleppo Temple of Boston, Mass. Pyramid Temple of Bridgeport. Conn.,. and Clarence NJ. Dunbar the Imperial Ceremonial Master.
 1t is not necessary to be a Shriner to attend this ball. A New Britain Shriner vouching for guest is enough. Tickets are allowable at crowelfs Drug store. or from the fol- 49&lpg cQmmltfmA A. T Eurene g Porter
New Britain herald., 1921-03-19
'lTY ITEMS.

N Street Song" Victor record M. Just received. C. l..
 Co.--ndvt. E & Costello have sold prop |thc eornor Of Smalley and |treets for B. Miller to Hen htx. ..s |ddyGlover Post, American |fnet at c. A. k. Hall. Com |H. C. Jackson was in tho
 Moros. nged 10 years. of |treet. is at tho New Britain hospital with a fractured leg. nying with somo companions Ice house at ForestvilIe. he Ininiug tho injury.
 Victor records. Henry Morans'