EIGHT
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1 925.
G ELKS SHOW at Antlers fraesday Night; July 7th.
MAMMOTH FEATURE FILM
BEBE DANIELS
In "UNGUARDED WOMAN"
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cantoni standard time that tlm
two main go opponents would be
In the riiiK lit ten minute.
Walker tame fntn tho riiif? at
8:115 (astern wtuudard (infe, wearing-
the well known purple swea
ter and trunkM.
(irt'b followed a minute lar.
I lot h Ik h looked J it fir t heir
til In mutch.
fireb enjoyed a woven p3und
advantage, over hi wvlierweight
rlinlleiiKer, the middleweight title
holder weighing- with Walker
McalitiK 15-. Virtually every cor-
( ner of the Polo (iron mix was fil
i led as the main ko got under
way.
The figjit by round:
HoiiihI One
Wa 1 ker t ook t h bad at the
bell, hortiiK it (ireb. Walker's
right caught (ireb ut the belt.
They foupht furiously In the
renter of the ring trad ink rights
and hfts reekleHly. A allff right
uppercut rocked Walker's head.
Walker countered with two rights
to the jaw and (inb went bark
to the ropes, (ireb measured Wul
ker with u ritfht to the Jaw. They
both were fie,htiiiK willitigly, trud
hig punches ut will. The park
was in un uproar. They nparied
tor uu opening ut the bvll.
I toum Two -
I They truded punches to the
I body at rloso ouarters. Creb
! rushed Walker to ihe ropes where
j he poured u furious head and
oouy umuck on Iiih challenger.
Walker's head rocked from a lur
lous rlKbt.
Another right drove hi in to the
corner. Walker landed a beauti
ful left to ;reb'n midsection and
foMmvt A it wit h a right to the
lame place. The milling was
furiously fust, (ireb rocked al
1 ker wilh a right anil left to the
J hvud and the welterweight kin?
stumbled to his knee, but be was
up immediately. The men were
slugging mercilessly. The. bell
euded the furious fighting.
KoiiihI Thrvo
The1)- routinued Uin? maddening
pace, hot h t Ighting openly. A
terrific left to Ihe ribs xhnok Wal
ker. , They clinched. Walker
ncored heavily to (irebg body. At
close quarters (! reb landed live
times to Mi key's face uml body.
I A HUnging downward right to
Walkers tact s.owed the welter
weight king. They were engaged
In an exchange of blows at the
bell.
Hound l our
Walker lauded a left to Hi
body. (I rvh countered w ith a
Ftinging ri::bt tosiiin taeo which
stagtrered Walker. 'Another beau
tiful right to the face sent Walker
! to i be ropes. They clinched. 4 e
(inb meamuvd Walker but Wal-! NrAV TftHW f
k. r b.at him to the punch to the I v 1 T1 V. I C00L1DGE ARRIVES "
head. They were mixing it fast 1
In me center or the ring ut the FOR riKN'T 5-roorn, modern bun-
bell.
galow. 1'hone 379-Y.
f AsWwMattvl PreM IihI Wtrv.)
CAMimiDGK, Mass., July 3
HoiiihI Ten
deb landed a left to th-3 jaw.
(in -t was covering nicely . lie
slavered Walker with a, virion
bod) blow' Walker sank back on
bis heels when the one-two punch
landed to his jaw, but he came
ba k strongly. A stinging right
to the Jaw turned (ireb half LOST Four months Old FOX Ter- ft mnnrl nf thn f'nntlnentnl rmv
Mr. Hunter In Thursday
A. D. Hunter was among those
from points east of Roseburft to at
tend to business matters here yes
terday. He is a resident of ldxon-ville.
around. It was a beautiful shot
Walker landed at'tiin to the bead, '
:F(iit SALK Cherries, pick them president Coolldge arrived
. yourself. Joe Harvey, Uoseburg. in Cainbridtre from Swamp- 1
I lllone !tKl- scou at 1:38 p. m... daylight
FOU SALK CiiK-coll plants. Ash- KavBx time, today to visit i
! by strain. F. M. unis. Phone auu iater wlew a parade
j sFl. 1 ' ending at Canibrldge'Voininoa
w wufre v usiimgiun iuo. cwiu -w
ninnd of the Continental Mrmv
rb r pup. Finder please call ir,o years ago. The preslden-
31tiJ. A ti,. I an Into was flroil tnm A
" renin i ii g ,,, . km. F()I nEXT-2. 3. 4 " "or"5 rooms. army cannon as the pres.-
W,'?'IMrilI1ir f r!1" I"'".'! I watPr- "' some fur- dents automobile approached
and ,a;", houri the Walker memorial buibT
tunes drebs right found Walkers - . , . -., t..,, i
i l.in j.it a. .ho boll rang. j ff.ll R F.ST Now Broom modori 'J0 l?"""1"- t
IU.ui.il l l. v. .. bunwilow: furnished. 35 ir 8lllu,e, ot Technoloey cam-
'" ,' " , i montli l'hono I'l l Pu. whore the parade started
They wreslle.1 around the rli.R. r- '! ,J 7 . - - - t'hlof of Police MoBrlde es-
m-iilior landing offoitlvoly. A . L .AM!hHRIKh-(.ood as ever. tmatod that 150.000 persona
rlian rlht tanerod Croh. when tome to ranch C miles 4 out on were In the city to see the
It landed on his uneovereil jaw. ( Mflrose road, any day In the parade -
Creh missed IiIh rlilit and Walker j week or phone your order. rP3. i !
soured twioe to lireh's jaw. The i,irSALElVrnTlrT,iC i ' I
!! . ! . , ,s ueineimousiy rns . , b Mr. and Mrs. Abner Rice motor-!
iloz... M0 or 1000 lota. Phone ed from their home at Dlllard yes-1
Si'l-V. , ; terday md apent the day vlsltliiK
LOST -Purse containing " bills and' ''lends and on business.
other valuables. Finder please
TODAY AND SATURDAY
A Cyclone of
Laughs and
Heart-Throbs!
Walker landed to the head land
ing both his right and left and
drove (ireb to cover, its the jam
med park yelled its applaud. All
ot tier clinch upM't t he referee
again. '1 hey stood In a neutral leave at Ntwslteview
corner and punched furiouslv at i liberal reward.
FOlt SATK Or will trade;
office.
GREB IS VICTOR
OVER WALKER IN
TERRIFIC FIGHT
(Continued froin pane l.)
aJvantaso on Welnert Wills
quickly put Weltu rt on tho defen
Klve In the first round, anil then
flnlslud him after one minute mid
seconds of the second. Perhaps
Kcarns took nods If he. sneak
ed -into the flisht from which the
stale commission barred him be
cause ha would not match Wills
and Dcmpsey.
Jimmy Slatterys defiat save
the crowd Its ureal shock of the
nlKht.
! Slattery had been winning- spec
tacular fights In Now York and
was a atrunx favorite. Tho clover
Slatlery could not solve the
crouching;, bounclnu. flolden dale
enigma. A sharp left hook In the
third caught Slatlery squarely on
thobutton and he wfrnt down, to
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The Beautiful Colored Film
Frtm the Sea to the Sierra'1
Also: Th Carnival Comedy:
'Tana and Flappers"
Sfriday and Monday Only
"THE TOMBOY"
come up at the count of nine.
Irnwn he went twice more. Then
an he was stumbling around the
ring, a towel fluttered from bis
corner.
They weighed, Shade 1.13, and
Slattery
' WHIis It Vhtor
VOLO iKoriSIS. July .1.
Harry WIIN, nvgrti beuvvweiht
of New York, knocked out Charley
Weinert of Newark, N. J., In the
second round of their scheduled
1 fi-round match in the hut Ian
hospital fund bouts tonight. The
end catne after one minute and
4T km-(uh1h of the round bad been
fought.
Weinert was no match for tho
giant negro Ht any stage of the
brief fight, proving mi easy target
for Wills' heavy body blows and
bin daggering blows to the Jaw.
In the first round Weinert fell
through tlie ropes out nf the ring
from a stiff right. In the second
round W ill p Hired a furious bat
tery of rights and b fit to the
bodv and Jaw of bis opponent,
which knocked him from bis feet
to have the reteree count him nut.
Wills Weinert l ight.
Will welt-lit wus announced r
2M. while Weinert came at Isij.
Fight by rounds as follows:
I (.mind One
Wills started to ruh V? elnert n
he sprang from his corner, hut,
the Newnrker tied him up. Wills
scored twice to Wvinert's body ;
Weinert countering with u left to
the chin and Wills harked up.
They exchanged bed v blows ut
close quarters. W ills com Inued
to batter nwav ut Wetnert's rib
A stiff rUht evaded Wilts gicird
and th'i negro backed up. Wills
missed a right. Wills battered
Weinert in a coiner, hitting re
lentlessly ns the Newarker stood
up A stiff right knocked Wei
nert from ihe ring, but he got
back before tlv count had started.
The bell found them In a clinch.
INhhhI Two
Will wan warned for hitting on
thf break in ihe f irt sklrnith
W'Ms landed five ftrnfrht blow
w i'h his right to Weinert' lav
without a r.turn Another right
almost flnoie.t Weinert. The New
arker was absorbing plni v nf
runMimmt. Weinert went down
fer a count.
rvu.o iiitot'NPP New v-v:
ToIt i - -The nnexirtpd grnvitv
nf the two prevbit fight cnutrht
Walked and Creh unprepared, but
their were rnsh 'd to Ihe die-'n
room tn don their rlnv ton, -toe
1 1 u m p h rev 9 a n n o u need at ,H . : i
buck on bis heels. A third one
weakened Walk r. They traded
j punches to the head. They wres
jtled In a neutral corner. (Ireb
wus in and out to the body be
fore Walker could counter. The
maddening pare v:n stacking and
tth. buvs weie dancing around at
the bell.
1 ,1 round Five
Creb landed his right to Wal-
ker's uncover, d jaw, but Walker
countered with n hardrer blow to
(lreb's jaw. The blood began to
jshow from Walker's mouth. They
i mixed it furiouslv. They traded
body blow ut rlnsv nuarters. Wal
; kvr landed his left to Creb's bodv
but look u stiff right to the body
.and head in return. They were
sparring for nu opening at the
tbell.
lEoiind Slv
I Ctreb cont inued his windmill
i tactics and drove both gloves to
Walker's law with lightning rapid-
: 1 1 y . W alker doubled ;i"b with
a b ft to the body. Walker landed
another beautiful body bbw
They traded blows In a neutral
'corner, tireb having the advant
age. Creb landed tour iirpercnis
and crossed with bis right to the
Jaw. A left to th" taw barked
Creb. They were locked tight at
the bell.
Itoiiiu! Seen
Walker siuggeicd iln-b with a
terrific right t' the Jaw. Creb
, countered t'V staggering Walk -r
with a like blow. Thev locked in
a tight clinch frequently. The
inf itrhtiui: whs f ut it his. A haul
short to the lace causi-d Crib t"
reel. A rii-lit iipner. ui hurt -ker.
A stra'r.hl ri-:M barked Irm
to the rep s. Creb nilyed a
windmill b it. In endeavorln.: t i
break the men from a clinch. Ke
ferce I'tirdv tell to the floor and
'the ftrhters fell n er him. Tie
belt found the th1. liter ppiuhd
on the floor.
I Hound I It tit
i A tripbainmer riirlit bored i'-
wav to Walker's bend Six sue
sive Wnien It f nnd It - mark W il
ker landed pret t t'v to the bo.' v.
i toil took foer on ihe to ad t'i cx
chnnce. Wn'ker ini'-'d an "p: v
eut. but ltek oee In e. li.tr.'-'
Cteb ru-htd W a'.l.e- to a nevv.il
rorner. bi(tter;ng him w:th -
from rvi'iy ilt-e -tion They '. I
toe l t -e slugged T' ,-
tratb'd Men- :it . bw,. uuart. - -Walker's
hen. I roi-Vi. il from t'
fore cf Creh- r iM lust a 1 1: 1
bell ;oun.!e,.
I Itoiind Mne
They iror n tho rente rf t'v-
I!- Ibi h - lu-Tin-: T.m:d1v vvt
'b.'h lui.l'l" e!fecMei blow
'trtrbf jleht to W il ker's f
sent him to the rotM. W'..ik-r
tool not h.r iMi th' chin but
'fought rnmrlv acnnf Crc'1,
ilicurc attack. W alker rushed Creb
will while the referee wus strug
gling to his fvet. The bell ended
ti.e milling;. j
Hound Twelve I
They smashed t each others f
jaw. both landini: cleanly. In a j
maddening exchange of blows,
they ptlltced each other Ut will, j
W ulker staggered Creb wit h a j
wrirns right to the b"id. Wa!- '
ker laiwled eflectively to the bodv ,
and head and Creb clinched. Creb
landed with terrliie force to Wal- '
ker's jaw, but the welterweight j
king came up for more. Tii !
crowd gasped as the battlers stood ;
up nmler the fierce punishment.
They were locked in u clinch at j
lie bell.
Hound Thirteen i
They stood tc,'. to toe in Wnl- '
ker's corner nnd utrhed blow !
Jnr bw. Walker's lelt ew start- !
i to swell un Creb continued to t
pepper at Walker's face. Creb j
uil.-s.ed a downward right. The j
one-two punch backed Walker to,
i the ropes. They continued to !
batter each other cpenly ut long 1
4 range. Creb rushed WaJker to
I the corner and the bell interrupt- :
' ed an intere-ting Hkirmish.
I Hound Kimrtecn
I Creb continued his aggressive
ness but Walker was willing and
they smash' d away openly both
.binding telling blows. Creh siart-
el to ounce and Walker came m
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Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist
324 Perkins Uldg. Phone 554
DR. DEAN B. BUbAR
, OPTttMBTHlST
Specialist in the fitting- of
lit Jackson fit.
75&
were In a clinch at the bell.
Komtd Two j'
P'attery landed his first- blow
of the fight, a stiff left flush to
Shade's face. Shade countered
with a right to the j;v. Iloih
landed da muring blow to th" i.
4 si ii i riKm fiargereii l'Ai
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRI8T
Perkins Bldtj. Roteburg, Ors.
Phone 8A.
Ill WIIIIB
n &kuh
Starring;
HOOT
GIBSON
You'll like Hoot Cibaon more
than ever when you see the
famous cowboy star turned
ball player In this romance
of the saddle and the dia
mond. "IN BAD" Comedy
"NEVER FEAR"
Comedy
Saturday and Sunday
First pictures Santa Bar
bara earthquake.
10c
25c
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
tn n nna lu-i niiii.l. u-Vii..l. f.i-..,..!
him to clinch. A stinging right rubinr foriou-ly. Slattery land
to the Jaw ro-ked Walker to his "',! J,,st bt foro
own corner and he reeled about
the rin-,' helpless against Creb's : The Ituffalo lad was knor-ked
, furiot!s atlnck. lie was almost ' tin floor three times before
out. but pulled hipi-elt together ,m' tw"1 (if defeat was tos:;ed in
nnd staggered Creb with a Miort ' the ring by Slatterys manager
left to the face. Camely Walker end came alter one minute
fought on. badly battered but 1,n1 Is HtruuN of fighting in the
taking ewrythieg Creb could Hiird round,
throw ami ntandlng up right un- Ilinind Three
der the tremendous punislinient. i flattery was bb-eding from the,
The bell saved Walker from fur-; mouth as he came no for this
' ther punishment. . I round. They fell Into u clinch.
Hound Fifteen Thive lefts tu the jaw barked Slat
! They f h ok hands; a right to , tery to the rop.. Another fluor
tho head reel'ul Walker around. 'd him (r a -fount of six. A
He countered gamely wilh u b-tt, third downed him for u count of
rallying beautitully. Mickey put "itie. The Muft'alo b;y was help
jail in u fHiious charge at Creb. bss. A stiff right to the jaw
sending him back to coer. lllood : lowered him to his knees, but he
stream d down his fac from a staggered to his feet and rrvted
cut on hi left vye, hut Walker "found the ring at the mercy of
bored In, holding his own in a the coast battler. Just us Shade
toe to toe exchange of blows that launched ino him again th tnwi-1
threatened to sweep both to the tluiteri d Into the ring from Slat
floor of the ring. Walker stag- ter s corner,
ge red Creh with a wicked left to o
th'. bead. W alker charged Creh.
driving hinrto bis own corner as
he relentlessly ounded hi tim
ing glows at the middleweight
king.
The bell found them battling
away at full speed.
Creb got deci:i.'ii.
POI.O CIIOI'NFS New Yoik.
law.
t ry. Another similar blow sent Electronic and Electro-Tberaphy
mm T'ick on hi heel. Four
straight times Shade's overhand i 417 Parkin Hid. Phone 491
r'ghf reached Slattery. They were ' . .
Tonight and Saturday
Also Sat. Matinee
A fitting tribute to the na
tion's natal day!'
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A Thrilling Romance
of the Revolution
CHARLES JONES
DIES SUDDENLY
, fContinuen from page 1 )
ing nnd within a short time after
h fids the attack coming on.
Mr. Jones was born In Douglas
Countv. July 12. isfil. the son
July ;1. Sixty thousand p .son ,f Ir- an,l Mra. John .lone?, pio
were in attendance at the polo m',r settlers in this state. Prac
Crounds. when the fighters In the tlcally all of his life was spent
first preliminaries took ihe ring "n ,m home place, where he lived
In the Italian hofpltal found mat- Vvi,h llt brother. J. W. Jones and
che- last night. ' family, th farm being located
about 4 miles northwest of liose-
buig. Ho wa unmarried, and Is
survived only by his brother, and
a si-tei-. Mrs. Adam Fisher. Mm
esidc at 4o;, We.-t ;:nd Avenue
South, in this city.
The funeral services wkll be
Ivld tomorrow at 1 o : 30 a. m,
from the Kosiburg I'ndertaklng
, i ariors. v ,. O. Podge, otfl- ;
Sliiidf Win .toMo. ciatii-g. Interment will lake place
Shncle and Slitterv. opponent ' t the Junes cemeteiy o:i ihe old.
In a semi-final match, tame into home place. i
the ring at 7 :! ' eao. rn siand.ird o
Joe t.yncn ot New York, fomier
world bantam weir, ht champiim.
fought a four round draw with
Jack Sharkey of New York in th"
flri-t preliminary. The light was.
fast all the way. both men land-'
fng damaging punches timing the
four rounds.
Big
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AT POPULAR
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Friday Nite
It's Wonderful There
Music by
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A Real Dance Band
You'll Like 'Em
Start CrW'bratlu' Friday Nile
The Cosmopolitan Corporation.
Marion Davies
"Janice Meredith "
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Denn-Cerreten Co.
Cars Darraged
Two (hi a ;' t niasd last
nU'ht h.j:i n llrUt n:uhlne ilrlvrn
lv J. v. WllliaiiH. of South Jarli
on ulr.vl. (nlhil'd with the car
h. lor.iinu to Miss Allc .Mahn. Miss
.;ilin niRchir.p wsj. narktil on
llnip .f'T I'oMiii; for rlrtur-,
iha lo Sii'il n f 'v w-i,!i nvrr tin1
raU.i anil lhf flrfit u.o on.
Shado wcirtl "i :l and slultfrv
-:s. '
The fvh lv roun.ls:
lloiiml Ono
TH' I'ent stnr:.,i fi.t. s-ait-rv Mill ?ir.t. rd yr. Williams, who
doluc hi rimoinary danrir.r. ' awitc by ht toturol .( hi
Tlxv r''i hi'd and W",'s''al. I.oth cir Hiroic;i soi.ie fault of the
f;:ltin III.' floor in n n.-al ho.titii; It t' .1 ro 1 n ;. Hnd Ii'h rsr
rornrr. Shd s.n In )'' it- plow, u into the rkel atnra. A
tor twil snd landod throe' f,.r.. r on Miss Mann's rar s
linn to lho lliillalo hoy's h..ad. .In 4 ,.,1. ithllo Mr Williams' m
m illioul a rvliirn. Shado lauded olnno sustalutnl two brok.-n wIhtIs.
Iwl.e to th ' l.ody. A w. ak rlchl sniahcil ladialor and olh serl'1
oaucbt Slattery on lho jaw. Thrr ous damage. v '
Dy AH Means Worry
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