Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 21, 1926, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Texttour ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1926. Keeping Out Stray Breezes I. a flLJ I ? . WELTERWE IGHT CROWN R E ST II m ',' Even closed cars cet a draft from the open signal i ing window, beside the driver's seat and closed car wind " wings are offered by the Western Auto buppiy Urn tanv to answer this need. Here is a sedan with a pair of them and its pilot peeping through the extra plate ; glass. ' FAVORABLE REPORT i ON INDIAN CLAIMS EXPECTED SOON . A 'favorable report on tho claim of Western Indlnns . for payment under terms of an old treaty will be given by the senate committee SOon, according to the opinion ex pressed by Senator StanDeld in a piessage received by O. W. Icsiip, ottnrntiv In (not Tnv tliA Tmlllltlfl nf tills vicinity.:' The Indians claim that the government took from Ihem all Innds lying west of tho Cuscudeg and between the suite llneB, agreeing to pay 1 12,500,000. Tile treuty was never rutlfled, but tho government occupied the. land as If tho treuty had been signed. The matter of pnyment has been pending In congress for several years. Senator Rtanfleld in n message received by Mr. Hupp to day says: , "I am pressing the committee to make a report on tho Indian clnims In western Oregon, und I believe we shall secure a favorable report! wllhln a few days." : Pete Latzo, Pride of Coal Region, Beats Walker in Cleat Fight. MINERS FILL PURSES Valley Church Prayers and Bride of, .Six Months Spur Latzo on to Conquest. (Aunolntril.Prru I.t?nw'l Win.) SCIt ANTON, Fa., May 21. An thracite minors of the Wyoming Valley, home of Pete Latzo, went Into the earth today with smiles and bulging pockets the fruits of an amazing conquest. Pete Latzo, Z3-yenr-old son of the miners, Js welterweight boxing champion of the world.- Ho got the decision in ten rounds Inst night over Mickey Walker of Elizabeth, N. J., a 2 to 1 favorite. Walker, who won the crown by u decision over Jack Brltton In New York three years ago, lost it in a desperate struggle before 12,- 000 spectators, most of them friends of Latzo. Prayers suid in the mining re gion for Latzo's victory were an swered. The hunch of his bride that he would become champion was correct. At times blood spurted from the faces of the combatants. But neith er gave an litch. Toe to too, tho youngsters, one the product of the city unit the other of tho country, lashed out ut each other, first one and then the other seeming to have the advantage. i Walker Gives Ground, and suffered. But, knowing that many a slender purse had been staked on his chances, Pete fought last bight as never had be fought before. In the first round,, bloud came from his nose after a pound ing at close quartern.' Latzo soon learned that he was fighting .the champion's way and shortly be began to step away, to rush in and out with stubbing Jolts to the head which time after tlmo drove his adversary to the ropes. In the fifth, Wulknr's short right opened u cut .under the challenger's left eye, but Latzo rained blows and drove Walker to a corner. From that time, the 'miner ap peared gaining strength und cour age. Every charge was met with shower of Jolm, although bo ac cepted terriffic punches to head and body. . Final Rounds Terrific. With miners standing on their chairs and shouting, the lust two rounds were terrllic, und the final bell found the boxers slugging uwuy at each other with tho ref eree trying to pry them apart, Two judges voted for Latzo and the con census at the ringside guve . him live of the ten rounds, Walker three, and two even. Latzo entered the ring under tho name of "Young Clancy" seven years ago. . v Last nights gate receipts wero estimated at Sai',000, of which Lat zo's share was 17 per cent. Wttlker was guaranteed $30,000 or 373 per cent of the net receipts. Prayers Preceded Bout. With seven years' ring exner- ience, Latzo has grown up in an atmosphere of hard coal and hard fists. He has been mine boy, pre liminary boxer, baseball star, and now holder of a world's title. Pruy ers were offered In his behalf in churches of the valley yesterday. His six months' bride had a hunch he would win. He has the record of having turned the table on all five men who huve beaten him. The fifth man. is Walker, to whom he lost in 1923. Carpentier Bout Tonight. NEW YOItK, May 21. Hand some Georges Carpentier of Prauce tonight makes another effort in tho ring. The former light henvywolght champion of the world, veteran of the World war, who has been a pugilist since he was 13 years old, will tackle sailor Eddie. Huffman of the Pacific coast in a ten round contest at Madison Square Garden. ueorges is 32 years old. in all of his battles he has given weight to opponents. 'our times he has Latzo had met Mickey before gone before the American public Carnival Week Specials! We are looking for new customers and want Jmore business. In order ' lo bring more people in , to the Carnival and save ' them many dollars we of- fer this Sale. During This Sale .Suitcases -Will be sold at Cost. Trunks at big discount. $139.00 - Mohair Davenport i 69.00 Mohair Chair ov I'erstuffed. The two for $165.00 FLOOR COVERING " ",' At a special prlco 39c Square yard. Will Inst a long lime. ." " Highest Grade Coil Bed Springs I Regular " $25.00. Special :J $18.00 Large ' ; Dinner Plates Vor good warn, at a special sale prlco . i ' 10c Cedar Oil Largo Size 25c Best for Mops or Furni ture. Just half price. BUTCHER KNIFE Special 29 Cents These are very good. Come in and get one. 18 by 36 Duroleum Rugs 9x12 or Slove Mats 5 Cents Each 5 Mixing Bowls Special 69c Set These are not seconds. NAILS Any Size Any kind, only 5 cents per pound. Lay in a sup ply now. , .'. $65.00 BUFFET RANGE Colled and Installed for $55.00 Delivered Anywhere. WATER GLASSES 25 Cents For six. Five styles to choose from. 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS High quality, Special Prlco $12.75 Think of it. HAMMERS Regular $1.50 SPECIAL 90c Two Styles Claws. These few bargains men tioned here are only a tiny drop in a tub com pared with the thousands of dollars worth of mer chandise slashed for this Sale. PAINT & VARNISH 20 Off Of list price. One lot 10 Cents a Can 40 lb. Mattress Pull size. Only 12 nt this price $6.98 See them. Compare them. 50 lb. ICE BOXES $25.00 Regular price. During Sale $21.65 Ice delivered free with box. Regular $1.25 Value Thermos Bottle Pint Size. Snle Trlco 89 Cents Powell Furniture & Hardware Co: 238 and 240 North Jackson Street. Phone 538 Abreast of the times 20th Century Stores stand on their policy "Dependable Serv ice." Unquestionable quality of food; no question but what each price is a real - value and no question of your receiving other than complete food buying satisfaction. DEPENDABILITY Interesting Offerings Saturda y nd Monday, May 22nd and 24th WHITE STAR TUNA "Chicken of the Sea" Serve Creamed Tuna on Toast for . C Q Luncheon halves, can 27c; 2 for J UU CERTO There's economy ; . in your Jellies and Preserves, bottle, 29c, 3 for using Certo in 85c MAZOLA OIL For frying and baking as j Qp as well as Mayonnaise, quart can.:: Tub LIBBY'S MILK- cream, 3 cans "The nearest to fresh CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP "Pure Soap clear thru," I 0 bars .. ...I.i:.... "SAKHALIN" CRAB MEAT Japan Crab excels all others in flavor and quality. Leg meat is the choicest part of the crab. "Sakhalin" is the cream of the Japan pack, 90 of which is leg meat, halves, can 30c, 3 for..:!...:.-... VAN CAMP'S. 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Wii'doeft, who leads the noted Cinderella Hoof Orchestra of Los Anpeles, makes no defense of the type of noise jazz, or "low down blues, which he admits, do not in spire its devotees with the highest moral . aspirations, but he does mnlntain that the new symphonic arrangements of syncopated me lody deserves a place in the na tion's history. Kerb will hrin; his orRanlzation to Itoseburg next Tuesday night and the engage ment in for one night at the Armory. ORIGINATOR OF SYMPHONIC JAZZ COMING TO CITY Jazz la tho poetry of music and like written poetry, . may bo de- flnfwl iiu n snt nf civmlmla in utlm- ulute tlie lmtiKiniitton, according 10 Hero wicdoelt, originator ot "symphonic" jazz, he Bays, mnrks a new era in dance music, free from grotesque and vulgar per versions, . as lily-livered, mollycoddling mu sic xeacners, or iimungtuers, seeK- Inir ihfl cnmrnHlnir ivnrmth nf ttm calcium liv an attack on tho pop- BARNES BARBER SHOP Marcelling: all beauty work. Marlnello operator. Phone 169-J. Sheep dip and branding fluid at Whnrton Urns. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Chas. S. McElhiftny "Th Vdow'i Frl6nT Oregon Life Matonle Bldg. 101 N. Jackion ular taste. "I have closely watched the ef fects of jazz mi'sic on thousands of dancers," Wiedoeft declares. "I have learned to analyze the dancers' emotions, and for that reason I maintain that jazz is the poetry of melody. It prompts light hearted, spontaneous joy rusness, helps the dancers to for get their cares and bestows on them a blissful sense of exalta tion and animation. All life Is manifestation of motion and the ivore rhythmic It is the .more pleasant. Hut to play this new form of syncopation requires trained and schooled musicians. Such music is real music nt noise. And J. ' A HERB WIEDOEFT 1 rail Wi 0 fr P. and only once has he been victor ious. That was against Battling Levensky. Huffman Is a rugged, upstanding fighter, shifty but lacking the speed of the Frenchman. He has been an "In and outer" in his boms in the east. Boxing followers favor the chances of Qorgeous Georges, who has trained faithfully for two months In Atlantic City. ' They ar gue that he may have lost some of his speed, but that he still possess es the weapon that nearly shook the heavyweight crown from llm head of Uempsey at Boyles Thirty Acres, a lightning right hand. Carnival Week! USED CAR BARGAINS 'IS Ford chassis ; $25 '17 Oakland "6" touring $125 '20 Dodge touring $200 '23 Chevrolet touring $325 '24 Overland coch $450j ituii-K muring '24 Chevrolet sedan $550 '23 Dodge sedan m $650 '24 Ford truck $300 '20 Dodge delivery $350 1926 LICENSE FREE Roy Catching Mtr. Co. HUDSON-ESSEX