'i -!'
The business that adver
tises persistentlf and
consistently never triveli
on crutches.
U, ves-.e-d-y.
r .. it n.-rt.
77
5S
.:t Wednes-
dou cTC as b o u n t y
Consolidation of Th Evening News nd the Roseburg Review
An Independent Newspaper, Published f'
of the People
. . . tV ol -
0. M4, OR ROSEBURG REVIEW.
ROSEBURG OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1923.
ov XI., NO. M8, OF THE EVENING NEWS.
It-Y R M A
EWS-KEV3EW
RDING PAYS TRIBUTE TO
in unui
f rai mm
UKLLii lifiLii mm vhuuiui vviiu
111 THE OREGON COUNTRY
Lent and Party Are Guests of State at Meacham Today-
City Is Dressed in Cioneer Uarb and Ways or Larly
Life in West Are Recalled Executive
Rides in Stage Coach
KfJIPSEY HITS PRGiUBlTlDFJ-agent ; K E A R N S AGREES TO TAKE
GAMBLING WE AND BIG
FIGHT HILL BE STAGED
extod qgcupjtiih;hard IN WORKOUT
,Fl. i.rint-d Pre." Isuranrcs In recalling the heroism, the
li July :i. 1'iesulcnt and t resolution, the will to t'unqiuir of these
.i.nt wiit hark '" ll ,ys of 1 pioneers.
vr vim int' iinnt-.i, "I wish I might more effectively-vis-;.
;n liini; Mcachani at 9 j nalize them. Not verv Ions ago I
t,h.v m" rin wuoic-n ' 'saw I lit covered wagon In the moving
OKI Op "-'"ii Trull celebnitio I ,i,.,ure sat entranced. There was
: i-mt-.l tiiousanus uvm -'norn than the picturesque, more than i
k.' .lie neat'li. slates. Horst- sorrow nil ,Icsrniit-L'.iiiont nmro
, ii.ni; cavalry uniforms it Mj ,lan the revelation of the irresolute
k,; War da s. root the apoci.il wno fail,., jn fitness to survive, u.ore
, ,,ii,. fr.'i i the station an 1 gil- than tragedy and comedv In their in-fc.,,i-si,l.
until the train stopped, i separntable blend. There was more
jr..-ir!s and cowboys presented tli:-.n the scouts who surpassed out
It.. Meai-hiim was gaily d''f-''r--; fancies more than nature's relentless
ihc- occasion, i ne ui mu in harriers revealed, hverywhere aftatue
giMan iiiu." n.r- ... . was the soul ot unalterable purpose
.....mi.. wa ..ms. such as weiei,..i v... ,.,....,. ii. ,,.,....1;...,.,., .o..
. .1.. mtu ill th. larlv ...... . ... .......
k i,.e lumiir-"""" - -- tiicniai urcaiuess. nun more, mere
i was determination to do themselves,
I Will Play Golf , I not lisking the government to do, but
r-.i.iir. -in-tii was naife that fnr COvernemnt to function or per
il, j, -,t would leave about mid- mjt
(ir, in visit l'.-tdleton. He tr-v; .yur, Df the same spirit was reveal
in f golf at l'endletoi -nid (d ln ,np making f the Central West.
f.-A ft on ,e!,r of ,n'' ,rail1' where the determined pioneers build
m M ( li. n.- i Wash , the pre::-, , the confidence which thev had
f his first midmirht pee.-.i in themselves. They battled with port-
r. nidressins the stud-nis c-r.ture an( eVPry obstacle which thev en-
i.n-'.nn Si.il" Normal rnile-.e I countered, heroes perished -without
,jM -!:iil t.Mi much responsiui.liy I f , aPriaiin. an( thev conniiereil
.-:5iii :!! honie is now hem-: .,,, wrote bic tnWr part in the m:lk.
4i m the Kl-ool teachers, .inJ ( in2 of nP greater Hepublic. Their
lit if .tellers to meet the reipov victorv proclaimed the Hlrcnclh of the
j :-il (.'( lop the moral e'tr hc-I rlsohle ,mrpoget anr the human
TJU- 'n-' "''' ls nccsairy l , Koniu. contidence in itsell and eaRer
r. ss to fin: ill its destiny. to.achieve on its own account.
ere? Welcomes Harding , I "The lesson cannot fail to impress
is-rmiert Hn-ss.i itself: In this test of self reliant ciii
tCUM.July Taken back to , ,,,-nsliln there came the rucire,!. mill
r:.ia it -v. as when little tant .i,o!eomc wt. Creater thinus
I nu.ireciateil. i'resul-nt W(M.p ,vrouqht. lartter accomi.lish
9 -I',",r "f ,mr,v j ment was recorded greater victory
I :-oa th-ir twentieth century ; . wo in ,,, wholesome. InsiNrin:-
l:ts2!t h' ot ll",K H"; individualism than will ever lt. ;i,l
v Tr.ou.mds of eastern ore-! ,v,T.Um or government assump-
f c:,; '"l ?e '";. ion of the tasks which are the na
.vh.rs. ureet.,1 the visitors. ;tu..i1 jnhri,ance , ,,, builders who
I.. first appeared on the- for themselves, f.ov-
r itA wavi'd 111 response to' ,.rl,,.
II .Slit. lit 11.1111. Hi .... ., ...... 1,l.;,,.
ment is the privilege and the duty of
men."
Reproduce Frontier Days.
HAKKtl. Ore.. July 3.- Coinmcmnra-
tiiklU'- m- """.main, of Oregon, where
V Indian wow. horsesh,".1''')- ' '-' fl'st .wa-"n
i train found Its way to the uregon
country, a 'pioneer city with an ex
nerted population of forty or fifty
thousand persons will arise tomorrow
I-AWKKM'K M KT1.N 'al "rn!' O Illue Mountains, re ar unn
P 'ii N. ws S.-rvlie Staff I'onor l-resiueni iiaruun, ie.. , ...
1 ''rr.-;.o:n..nt. i frontier and Indian sports for a day.
Hi IRKSIIiKNT IIAIlIINO.;iini1 disappear.
the lare-e nanirai aii'iu t-.m.- n
:!)... nf 'mtTie-in great-''11' summit of the mountains will be
n 'I,- r. .,,!;.., tion of the lieio-i'lle scene of the celebration. In It the
preside!'! will address the thousands
of "frontiersmen" at 2 o'clock, after
bving driven there in an old t'oniord
roach under gi.ard of cavalrymen in
the uniforms of lV.eifid. The presi
dent li.-.s promised to remain on the
scene from a. m. until H p. in. as
i part of his Alaska tour.
I Although tomorrow is to be the lik-
of great men and dav of tile colouration, ii win uei.,,,
en.- a.-... I with a dance tonight and will not
i l..s Ho me the w-orl- of ' close, until after a full day's program
lii.m. er. whose of. patriotic exercises. Indian c-re.
"-ii to the i'nitid ni'inials. and frontier spoils on July
' " -!; are.l Creat l!nt-i4lh- ,, , ,
-, , t it ,. uM how1 The rovernors of Oregon. Idaho anil
'-a'- i 'an i.'l Webster and po-sildy of Washington and Montana
iii-n ef the time, support- will lie included in the rocept...n i o:n-
" i.: n. h.-ld the Oregon mil""' whieh greets the p'. si. b ut and
'.."i w,.n ht. s it.. introduces him to the day's ev-nt".
i mad., a 'personal '"i's' nfter his address will he an at-
I'lrK liv Indians on an t-iu.ti.iii.
Til" frontier cavalry will rescue th"
train and hostilities will end with the
Slllokir.g Of the pipe of peace, togeth
er with other Indian ceremonies. As
the last of the more formal part ot tn.
program. President ll.ir.'.it.g will d. !
.e. nl.' fir..c.,n 'I'rjiil at lni:ii-
-....-I me tireon ". -"-
1' n ' d tSiit.-s j'tant Siinncs.
P oncer Spirit. ! The president's hobhy
nee jini iiing iia.-. ... - '.
r'te I he will be cha
(llv A!...etated Pre.i
ll'KSSi:i.Iniii'. .(.! a.-Pr.nch
troopi today oecutiled Wesihoia n. urn-Ming
the r.urgomaster, station mas
ter and postmaster as well as other
city officials.
Cash Confiscated.
Oty Ammo, latrj pr.-mO
r.Kni.lN. July 3 The French lodav
occupied the Wi, -.-Lad.n branch of the
Keicheshank and confiscated consider
able cash, according to the Kossic
Zoitung.
Answer is Sent.
riM'SSEi.S. July s.The relglan
answer to the Urltish questionairie ! ,, i j i i J
on the Franco Ilelglan policy, lias Challenger 13 Uood t tumorcd
been sent to the ld-lgian ambassador
at London.
Explanation Given.
tltv Associate.! Press )
I.ONHO.V, July 3.or:il explana
tions of the French and Ilelglan atti
tudes toward Germany on repara
tions, was given Marquis Curzon, the
Hritish foreign secretary today by
auibassailors for the two countries in
response to the recent Ilrilish qites
liotialrre. o
Champion Takes Deliht in
Slamminj Blows it His
Sparring Partners
GIBBONS PULLS PUNCHES
and "Kids" 1 hose Who Are
in the Ring with 1 lint
Gibbons Is Liked
MliACHAM. July 3.- William M. ;
I. el. St.. n, ptohil.it , on ollieer, was shot
in the .-g ilMilng a dance hall low l.isl I
uuht. I loll.-ti.il a-, sent here to e.-l'i'
ii.ej. order il.lllllg I'leMilent lia.dltiif s (
yi-H and was ciui-ing a b:nf '.'.ue:'
v.h-i lliid d:opie. Ins hotlle. lliietol
! k d it uti and cotitll.ued the pu--.nl j
l'a. ;n Speci.l (leiuly xh. 1111' I'UI- ,
i. tt Koss. nss. seeing ii-.us;..n Champion t Manager Agrees to Tftke First $100,000 of Gate
c.nrying tile ttottle, lnlt.too!i lllirl l..t
the liquor owner ami tirnl, inllicli'i,.' !
the wound.
15!
Receipts as Final Installment Due on Contract
Other Expenses Are Guaranteed Hold
Long Conferences
T)y liKUT f.. T1ATF.S,
(News-Review Correspondent.)
SIIKI.I1V. Mont., Jute- ','. l.(Soe-
1 rORTI.ANH. July 3. Kranktr
'(Irandetta. of .Spokane, northwest flv-
w-eiL-ht clia:niion. won a hard ten I 'lie champion's manager, at
round decision from Abie Cordon last
!NEW SYSTEM OF
nillfllin n n li it r n
U 1 1 V I r.i 1 1 Mil R '
duihuu rnuiiLJj
cial to News-lievlew - Tommy (lib- night. Kan horse Huberts of Oakland
bons. whose wonderful p-M-sonalitv has
made him the most popular contender
for the heavyweight crown, went
through his paces at the training
ramp this afternoon in wondeifnl
style. Special scats Welti reserved
for the press this afternoon and I had
a wonderful opportunity of seeing the
hat tier at close range. flRI Hf5TI Fl 0 II I" P '''''''' "l"'r
I have now watched both l.ni.soy IE M 1 L U L U L I probably aniounting
and llihbotis at work itnln ir n'iai 1. 1 s. II li Kf I IE III T I I Kearus will control til
A cnmpatlson of the two would favr U 13 Kdill L I! U II L. U until the Champion's
Caiit'., heal iidilie Kichards of Portland
in tlie semi w iudup.
CITY MAY FILE
i trtv A-o. lntit Pre I weight 1SS pounds, reach 73 Inches.
C.rtKAT KAI.I.S. July 3 - l'lie Hemp-1 nill,k n tn-liM. chest (nor.) U Inches,
f sey tlihbons fight, which was sudden-i ,..Hl (,,xp , 4, jmhes, waist 3:5 in
ily ralltvl off last midnight, was bat k : ,.,. biceps IT. Inches, forearm 12.5
up. us feet again today, and will be do-, i, hes, wrist HVi Inches, thigh 22 in-
cidetl in the big pine bowl tomorrow . ,.hll8 cal( 13 (IHht.s, ankle inches.
at Shelby as prhe dulctl. Jack Kearns, : at;(. 2R years.
'lifer- j CihbonB. height feet 3 4 inch.
ent e w hich broke up al 2:3 5 n. m.. weight 1M pountls. reach 71 Inches,
agreed to semi ltempsey Into (lie ring neck 17 inches, chest (nor.) 41 Inches,
ami gamble for Hie final $1011.000 In- ,. best (exp.) 44.5 inches, waist 3.1 In
stallment due on the 3UO,000 guar-. biceps 14 Inches, forarm 12 5 lu-!inl''.-
iches, wrist 9 Inches, thigh 22 5 in
Cuarantee Expenses. dies, calf 14.5 Inches, ankle K.5 In-
The promoters guaranteed the pre-1 ches, age 211 years.
Iluiitiary expenses, itictudlng the pay
ment tif boxers In the preliminary
bouts, jr. .out) to Jimmy Hoiigherly, ref-
nlal expenses,
to SoO.OIIII.
the gate recclils
$100,000 has
DEMPSEY'S RECORD
Horn June 21. 1KH, Manassii, Colo.
Nationality, lilsliSrotcli-Anietlcan.
Knockouts.
I'll 5.1916 KM Hancock, 1: Hilly
Minphy.l: Chief tiortlon, fi: Johnny
Person. 7: Ananias Campbell. 3; Joe
.1... l n 11.,.., MO...' U .
Straight Drop Buying Is Past, jt. be the greatest fighter of modern
A V . d . times..' He is heavier than (III. bans.
AccorJing to Kepresenta- ,., . 11,ithlv punch and is a fighting
j machine from the moment lie hops In
tl. the arena. There is no "kidding"
land "joshing" with Jack, lie grinds
I his teeth in a vicious fashion even
I while shadow boxing anil when lie
lams the hag he plows into his (::
tive cf Local House
PREMIUM IS OFFERED!
Prcpo.-.al to Reserve Water
Rights on Cavilt Creek
Is Before Council
r-
r fnni ii-.. car, bowing at k-:
tf tu-nt.1 to the great tiva'.i ill i
fcf -nil I'i.u. Oovernor Pierce'
Packers Will Pay Grind Price
for l.arge Sized Prunes and
Will Make Strong Price
for Prunes T hey Want
ell' '
. i.. ;
Com
elfl-
hurt
ir.ss welcoming the
'. i.ti'1 li is j arty into Oregon.'
"(tin- Oregon Trail celehra- I
i "I a leg pageant depicting
"I "f ieiiiiition in the north-
tf t'Mirnani. nt. w ith the presi-
fc ti-g ii,.. workl's chamnion. 1
ilanc.
JH'ty History is Recalled.
'i r..,
n "f
'o t:
July 3 (I". P.) I
of Amt'iiran great-'
ei;.'t tion tif the heto-
n of the pionet rs .
great NorthiM'st. !
i-' said today in a .
the Oregon Trails'
- in roinan'ic mootl.,
'"reus tlays of the.
r "tie day put aside j
- reat and trouble
!'
'
: ' Tyl.-t in Washine
" ;i- 'i ip across the
! 'i Tyl.-r granted Irs
' '-"r. I... titk. n until
n giv. n time to P-ad
1 ' i .:ii-'s int. Ore
1 ' ' f t i-,.Lon by th.-se
the Oregon
r n ' I M.-s.
P'orcer Spirit. !
I"- .1
1 :!!. Julv 3.lr,.
Tin thxyn of a sfrai;-.lit qn:trl
(lnp on jinint s 'is i:iti fop-M't'
(It U iiianjim r of tin II. S.
p.u.y prtckiu:; Ikhisc s.iiil tiu!;i in cni;i
ri'iiitinw' upon tin1 pnmc situation.
"Til' prmit packers liavt 1. ann-d
ihtir l-.on a:tT many years." Mr.
I'Jih- said, "anil lMTaft r tliy will ui
,;i s. paralt prut' on v:rh size ul imint
j instead of a top jtrico with i sji
''d straight drop as litTi'tofoiv.
"Last year vc yav
a s 1 1 a i u li t drop and
found ourselves pay in;,' eUht rents for;
prunes we would for lad to sell lor1
tour now. As a result we are nil'
i storked up with FMiall prunes, for
i ' h if h we havt no market and as a re
Milt prune fouyers in the future will,
buy the size they want at a fixed
pvice."
j This year prune buyers an payiir: a
premium in the larger sizes. In tak-
. in:. orders fmni Kastern brokers the
, puckers usually contract to luinish a
PTiti'd number of poumls of each
size of tiniiK1. the broker aireeiny to
' pav h f.xed pt ic for each size. I.i-.s' : J
.1 L-.., r..i.t,.l ih.-nwuitno I
fomph tely unable In fill their order.
The prun. s ran very small in size, al
though the tonnage M-t n new record
H.-cau-e of the f;iet that they were not
abb' to fill contracts in the sies
'agreed upon, and foecaus" some of the
'brokers would not allow substitutions,
tto packers lost cjuf heavily.
This season they desire to buy only
Hie l:i:L-e s'zed prunes. Thev ivt?
pli-nty of small prunes, fin t'."s and ;.
, T"s. n hand and do not care to pur
eh -i any more, consequently ihey are
b;d'i.nL' birh for the bin sire with a
h'-iwdrep for the snialb r fruit.
Th" .e so far have be'n v ry
liL-hl. The heal iackin concerns
liave fooutlit finly riiouih to mvi r con-trac-tx
alreitdy taken, and only a lew
' hundr-d thousand pounds have i en
ennrai-d for. It is eMimattd Mint
b-js il.ari f i e carloads lia b'-en
t.oiuhr to il:it". and at prer-ent litsle
biivint; is toine on except for choice
lot-.
Fur the oZe. ?, 1' . A price of
though !ie liad an ac'ive opponent.
''dbhons pulls Ida punch's and unlike (
Ivmpsev tries to avoid injuring Ids !
sparring pai tners. T(day bo had j
numerous optor: tint! ies to lay his men I
on their back hu' bn merely tapped
ihetn on tin open point and vriniuil.
pempxey seei-.is to take a delight I
ti fiocrin;: his m n. even the ratdt n-,
tees, as be did flu tiant Wray from1
nklahnnia. Wrav is still on the Iimp
sey lot but st:is cl -ar tif the champ'. .
arena. He is u n.U'bu- ma:; tln.t'L.b.
.ver seven f - t hiu'b. but In: Ids Idit
,i rickety lunibt r wai'oii. The cl-.i'in'i
will v i Utn the linir on July 4th with
d. ti nuinatiim in his h-art ii hold b
t onors. He is not j.-iiur t'j take a
ehmu-e and il Ho-.- ible d'-bvi-r l e
'.;;in in the l.:-t round. That i. 'h-,
;e:ieial opinion here. ,
I Cihbons. li"v,.r, is also a det. r
top prwo i.nd j-iined individual ;;tid natutal'y co,et
a result we ,p(, heaww eii-lit crown and the lor
l 'ino w hich a com pan i s it. i I dl
'ii:bt Wedio-sday lor the Imr.i of
'ihiaijimi; it lor he will ivcehe i y
little if ar.v financial ieiniitieratMn
trom the bni'le.
li -. oini' to foe the battle of the
tL-e and il bv chance ;ibbons shou. I
ontHCt Vllil niie that t- lis Ihe stnry,
he trowd will to over the ropes jwo
' he arena ar.d c.irry otil th
til;-r cliampM n of all t inn s.
AGREEMENT POSSIBLE
been secured. The gate receipts will l.vons, 9; Fred Woods, 4; (leorge Cope-
ih. n revert to the promoters. I lln. 7; Andy Malloy, 3: Two Hound
Tin. main 'event starts at 3 p. in. ' ililllan. 1; Jack liowney. 2; lloston
mountain time. j ll. areal.l ; llattllng Johnson. 1; Cleorge
Takes Gambler's Chance. ( hrlstinn, 1: Jack Koehn, 4; Joe
(liv Tinted freMM lliimls, 10; Dan Ketchel, 5; Hob York,
C.HKAT KAI.I.S, July 3 Taking a 4
1917 Al Norton, 1: Charlie Miller.
Forc.- t Service and City Can
Koat'li Ap;rccnint Wliercliy
Specified Area Will He
Set Aside f
or
City
.V recommend; t ion that tho City ol
'i ''ii::- proet ( in th.i near future
iiu a ' watershed ai-ret-iio m
t h t!u- se- i .'lary ol at: rii ii It u re.
i.. lli.ob- to t !o- c)t y runnel! last
h: bv Kor si Supervisor Curl It
The- e w atei sln d agreements
i'U li1 thai a ceM in pnriiori of the
'tu!'il hire i lands 'drill he set
to e,ro itjt' w ater for t he rii ies
w hich t l.e a ereemen ts are
The forest se v ice proven Itl
opera I ions on t he re- en ed
a ml a No pi ol ildi h y razln k.
I h- t he lit v, o i am ps are
ml v ry pi era ut Ion is ta It
an v t m pun' o s I rom
iainhler'8 chanc1, Jack Kenms, man-
ai.er of ('biimpton Jack lcinpsty, in,
the "wt'c sma' houra" this niornln:;
Hi-renl to send his battler Into iht
tinK at'ainst Tommy (Itbbons Rt Shel
hy tomorrow. Kearns finally aireod
to tako a "stud patne" chatico that ho
will be able to obtain tho balance of
tlu
1.
Homer Knilth, 1; Jim Flynn,
1; Itill Hrennan.6; Hull SuuVp, 1; Tom
Itib-y. 1; Han Ketchel, 2; Arthur
I'alky, 1: Kid McCarthy, I; Hob Do
ver, 1; Torky Klynn, 1; Km! Fulton,
1: Tt-rry Keller. 5; Jack Moran, 1;
$:tOO.Ono purse Kuarantocd under luittUn(r l,Hvlnsky,3; l'orky Flynn, 1;
1U17
IMS
(for heavy weight
Knockout By
Jim Flynn.
No Decision Contests
Itillv Miskc, lo; Hilly Misko,
.-t J op
i- id
. i h
mail i'.
loi;i:ii-JT
dl-'tflel.
il' il.ir.
Mow i 1
n to pr
t ttMi" in
i t h 'ii
tie' conn
Mm-' ..f
North I -'
, i )', i
:t':.li
withi'i a
lo I
Imp.
coniruci. Aitr a vnoi niunT ; ,.,,. viii..(i
"pent in conferences, during w hich ' . $... miniwhiii
Kearns made overture after overture jjrjl - (Jmiwh Carpenl Icr, 4.
mi foiiipromise ami neip ino promoier1
out of the difficulties in which Hie
'ii hi lias been engulfed. It was fin
ally au'ieed iha Kearns wtuld gamble
n the Kate receipts for the additional f
l'Hi.ciui which is due (he champion.
Fifteen Round Figh. !
' F.y IIKNUY FAItltlT.T
fCnited Fress Sprts Kdilor )
SMFI.HY, Monl., Julv 3. (Cnlted
Ihtss) In a shiny new pine arena
nestlim.' flown in a mm of rolliue hills,
in thi little but liust'inK cow-oil city.
Jack I teinpsev anil Tom m v
ire s hedllled to meet undt
eiimon sun tomorrow fur Ibo wotld's
heavy v.-ehdit championship.
Tin' bout Is scheduled for 1.1 rounds
o a derision. James Dougherty of
Ph ihifb lphta. w ho was favored by
lii inpsev and Jack Kearns his man
a:.r will foe the third man in the
rmir.
I he arena, widt h is about half the
- of lhi llielciril Htiitliton In .Itosev
will start on intv, Witf4 mm txt H ,.(wt r $7:,.oi)0 to
,II,,,,,' u" : Sr.it ItMi.H) Hlieetalots. Til
Draw.
FHa lf Jack Itowney, 4: Johnny
Sud. nfoerk', Itl ; Andy Malloy, 20.
Lost
1!t1"i lfi Jack howncy.4.
11HK- Willie Meebnn. 4.
Won From
Ml a-1fl-Johnny Sundi-nberK. 10;
Cihbons , Terry Keller, ID; Amlro Anderson, iu;
the aft ! Wild Hurt Kentiey, 10; John Lester
Johnson, 10.
Will
j Allister,
! Morris,
i:uk-
Willic Metdian, 4; Hob Mr
4; Cunboat Smlllt, 4; Curl
nplv.
Mr N'eal t.
Id I .
I :l;d farm
d and
rv fi
new
Fiom wm .
Illlllle
Following
there will I.
of til- II e
tomotrow. I
given an opi
the h,,i.!. i .
noon, how .
sufficient f
lel.'ll tile r.-li
tlie
custom,
edition
It. . W
S fli
i.ttl.
I.I
cent
IS
'
for linr-e-r.-coL-n
z. d
to a eaiii"
s d. t. -nil i n-
.1 in roniests earlier in the day.
A waron train of riot - '!..m tw.ntv
I -av-il to the nn- ti'i.itie schooners, tlri'vn bv oo'h
horses and ot-t i ti!;""'" 'l a t n--nl
feature of a pageant program i
J.e..(ed- the tla s f.eii's t Top O
Utile M'.ent'.,ll,S The p-.f. ant is 'O
I. pirt re-ran. t' from " e m." "!
Wilfi n I'r!ee Hum ..xj...!i'i..n n l'l
i:. Wagor have h- t.. tet.lt sp.eia'y
for the -;.n... and. o-n a-' I" " -
I r.nr 1. er. Alo'if ' 1
Indians in th.-.r r I-i n. 'i
r covernment colorful ri.Mine. f .t- t wai- .1 .
"lit. t.itek trains. encord ru'1" "'' "' I .
,,.v do more to t.i:t-V:tnird w ill romp'-'e the pi.'. ..r.t
" r-joir-e jn t,,... mravr.n whith will mal'j' 'h- t'lp to-
doTiam which r-'her from llaker to-...'
l.fe thev ma.l.. amt'hitheai t".
,U'. a.-pirine nd The front i.-r citv w iM t."
It. re today on by tha "world cl'.ami.ion"
homage to the
i ameers w ho.
iv-,1 to the na-
i-.s ron.nieniora-..in.-.ersarv
of the
i T-ail. the Kxe-
A'll. e.t ail people
a debt of tra'i-
;.riine a'e v
t . ;r I true t
f. w yoiine .
le in. th.'
I :s y . ar I.'l
llie-e will I..
of this si..
I'or t1'- I'.t Si7e. the
i. iinr t. n's. a drop
tr.e i. i.inf-. and f'r ih
h. -ng offered. 'I'll
'V scarce hut h'-catlse ot
-e ate er-y desirable. A
tehai js are t xp.-et.-d to
number of lug prim's
it is not ant it ip.ito.l 'ii.tt
any le a', y run on prunes
ent
t' .. -oe ;;.,.
'd'lte purpose to t' lit:.
a-km the tov-
j.-trkers are
f 1 c.-nt for
l.eirt fie
4..',... a tlrtii of one half f. nt
,e,..i!e The ." e for C,
n'-. f'.r ." ".".s i. i nts aiel
,"- the t.r.e- i ." 3 4ents :...
-:;'.s the leiwis hae ample
. n b ind io Ml one rs ;md are
I to bm. M' titles l
'I'
Chl.ol
rlep I
full detail.
Ii-t n inad- i
I'r-ss for a
f.e-tll. retlti'l !
telee-rail'S a'.
ringside, th.
and l-ill -tin.
N'.-WS It. VOW
w ho d. er.. t.
as rati'-Hi as
from S'lo thy
front of lb
tomorrow, v.
a. tion wall I
the f:,-M ti.
As the f'tl t
. clo-k tii-i-li"
te.ll"
OVI.M k. I'',
will I,... O'.'l'
true. Mater.,
le...:..
usual
no r-i'iili
'..ng i "
I- ernliloyis lieiii-.'
ii taint to t el. l'tat
I Miring t !e - aft . r
tlo-r- wili l- a
on ban ! to l.'i!
Ii s of the II -iMl's. y
and the t lilt in 'ii"ii
.1 be i nt. re, I in
i ' : a:ic. no i.t s ha v-
'li He' A iat-.
.! er'i'l..n of Hi.
. tonnd. and as th
.-. d r. . t from th.
will l.e r-.id nl.. ad
I in front if th
.fiee. All thos.
elitain the r t'lTlis
h. v tan l.e I
re ItlVlted to
. -ws I!. He
. ii . very p
taken to p
I Wlthlllll lie
i. seli-dnlcd f"
ft", d p it . ii ' s
lei" III abonl
ii tiari s. In w
i .r or to t
! ' .! al.ly at al
i -Ii, d
h.
i'! a half
el or. i.i
nt on r..'. '
ino nr. 'am
id..
,1
. rd
i :tn-
. S m ratnl.l
r. -ts of ' w
uer-td i . i n
to Cotnple
arid 'J-,
-
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CALLS FOP SANK RCPORTS
-
.rr,.
-.ti
t..
'I II"
1 1.1
till
I . d Is I.-. Olll
I IN 1- .'II
. local
il v.ill h.
lO ,..ek
r supp.y.
he has
t-ri'llor
id w tiers of I 'a v i
it. il lo the city
th I'liip-ni.'t wal'
placed unit
it'll", will
I lo 1'ie p-i
e I. . too f
.'. I mil- pi"
,d I"
I..
'Il'
o it-.-
at-r
'I l
Is
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r- Is
II II
1
,1 p.
-'Ill'llli
! the
mi
of
t n i
i . r f-it'i
1 J I-IV.
" r I., in
II' lo t
p., I
d I. ... 11.
11 Fll'ill .
a soiall co. In
'iltl.i of a cl'.lln
h- "Ti'.d Mo
s to ft "1- tale
wit', tl , pi.
onlv tha' I lie
h In oid-r to
. It Is ti. es ary
r to ir. a W ,. a
a- I prepari
,r-i.tii.s. 1 w a'er
lo l... set i.-ld-I
in I'.- to Id
... , ,,. f.. Il.'.le
t1 ,-i'v letild
i ' .. . m r . 's t on
t a. t -:.'-t - in-
. .I d'tri't A
Mill I.. 1'iad".
. t .(.-' ro. f i's
to ,. r of
r and
:l nrd-r
lv ad
The f'O
.- '; n' .
-i v.,,n
; seat In. o. hi spectators. The seats are
,-ollini; al from IJn to l.'.n. The seats
laie very narrow and it Is going to be
i job sitting on them many hours, es
i". oially If a hot Montana sun in on
;the sun does get hot out hot e make
n. i mi Jt like ahollt that.
1 Gibbons is Gambling.
Iieuipsey js guaranteed $:tnii.iii.-To
his eltorts, and In addition $1"'
for training expenses. And Keains,
l I ii-tnpsev 's milliager. got t-IIII.OIMI of
i ih" amount when June was half irone,
even if he did tome close to wrecking
:!'c Miiot to get it. (ilbbons Is gain-
hlina Me has agieid to take So per
cut of the receipts after 1 temps. a 's
"iiarantee Ir. taken out. rethaps
'loinniv will owe himself money after
the fu-ht Is over.
Ii-tnp.sev savs he evpects to i-nler
'he rini; at ltin pounds and c.ibhotis
iw.l! prohablv lie about lo io,inils lictit-"i-
J;i, k Kearns and Jerry l.ani;ts,
! .. nipsey's ttatiiier. w ill bend the force
'it hcmpsey'.s corner. I'.ddle lialle.
'Iihhotis' inanai-er. will be in tlibbons"
cuter, w ith a col j.s of assistants.
It lias been aiiuou iced that the
I 'ell'leo. y f ; htlOtl H fil'lll Wtltllll tC Stak
ed at 3 p. iii, lloeky miniiitain tim-,
wlilt h Is 4 p. m. central standard, T,
t. m. eastern standard and ti p. in
. I :i 1 1 L-tt I savings time on the Atlantic
-oast. Ou the Pacific coast this will
he 2 p. m. standard
Care for Tourists.
There ate only about three hotels
tl Shelbv, but tents have been tint Mil
all over the town and the t;reai North
ern Itiilroi'd has put In force four
miles tif tu rn- slde'ia, ks. w hen it has
a, t ouiodal inns to paik thlltv special
'iiiiiis. v her- cu-tn::ie!s at- . led
lo eat III"! Sle, p
Of roots., r. rte-l.tl.. 'it ".anils of n!l
i. itid -"ha e af..ar.. n 1 1 over town and
Olll-I'le of tie I'llllllllin C'l-t, .oiets.
met of the -a'inK- wi l he of Ihe hot
I'll- VieielV.
"l !'- i.i',tv has al-o t't-ov i.le.J f 1 1 1
'nil-'. . 1 1 I I tl It s 1 1 ' l e e s t.r a'llos tied
id. - nl v ,.f . -1 i I,' Ion-- f..r parties wh
I. "lie to t a 'II p and tle -e "-ji.ires i;iVr
I.e. n fill.ng up tlie la-t few tlavs
Carl Morris (foul), 0.
Exhibition
Clay Turner, 4.
Tot ry Keller. 3.
Recapitualation.
Matches engaged III. fi7. knockouts,
t'l: won, ID; knocked out, 1: no de
cision, 2: draw, 4; lost, 3; exhibition,
1IHS
19311
i.f l.av f,
"Dope" on Fighters
Ietl,1. y, h hlliltj feet 1
GIBBON'S RECORD
Horn, lsvi. St. I'atil, .Minn. Nation
alily , Irish Amei ican.
Knockouts
I 1913 - Johnny Shaw, 3.
lull Al Worgiii, 4; I luck Crouse,
I: l.ert l ag.n, 2; Hilly (Hover, ti.
191H --Silent .Martin, lit.
l!i:i 'I'oniiny Melt her. 1; Al Ueich.
1; I'atil Sampson, 2: Notcross, 1;
I. any Williams, I: I'litVy l-'l.nn. 11:
.lack Kennaii, 1; Sid. liny S.llitll, 2;
t Jin Ii Cliffuid. 3; Willie Keelcr. 2;
Willie Median. 1: Han OT'owd. 3;
Hill lleed, 2; Joe Hill ke. 2; Kred Al
ien. 1; II MiiIIiii. 1: H'l 'li Walker,
lo; Clay Turner. 1: I'an o'liowd, ti.
No Decision Contests
1913 Tommy llergell. In; Joe Ilor
n ll. in. Vourig Mike I ion.. van. lo;
Jack Iienning. lo; Knockout lliennan,
lo
1'ilt tleoiite "Kn" Ilrown. 10; Hilly
Mlske. k; C.orge KO" Ilrown. lo;
Ynimir Mahoney, In.
191.-.- Hilly Murray. M: Hilly Viske.
In. Harry tlrdi. 10.
I91H Cos Chrlste, 12; Joe Ilerrirk,
12; Joe Derrick, 12.
1917 Hob Moha. Hi; Hurt Kenny.
I"; Jiickv Clark. 10; Hauling Levin
l y, lo; Hurt Kenny, lo; (ieorge ( hip
lo.
191--Heorce Chip. 10; Clay Turner
1": 'Ieorge ( htti. lo, (Ills lirlslie. lo;
C!nv Tinner. In.
I'O'I l.en Uowlands, In; Larry Wil
liams, In; ('apt. lie I. Itop.-r. M; Hilly
Y 1 e. lo; i;,,i "Kn" Hrown. 12.
1920 "Kn" lliown. lo. I'.ob Holier,
H'; llariv Cr.-b. lo; Clay Tinner. In;
II .rrv Creb. lo; Until Walker. 12;
i h". h Wiggins. 12
l,'2l Haiti, v Ma.ld.n. M.
Won Fr.om
1' IO Vie I'ansen. in.
1' IT C. Christie, 1'..
19v Silent Martin. 1',; (Ills Chlis
" le. '' Cat t i-e I 'hip, 1 2.
I'-I'i tootle ( Inii. Io; Mick King,
I.'. J ntrny I i.u cv, 10.
Draw
I'ljo- Hoy Mel 'ornik. M.
No Contest
1919 lliirtlev Madden. 4.
(( olitmued on Patio S.)
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