J ' ROSE BURG' NEWS-REVIEW; -SATURDAY; JUNE 8, 1927.
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More Work Needed
To Get Dempsey
In SHapc ,
Will Fight Only If
; He Is In Good
Condition
. BY DAN- THOMAS
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' 1 SOPKR v RANCH. Calif.. Juno
DompRoy actually la gol
Uhk Into rip;lilliiK trim again.
' Sovon of his KharrhiK imrtnurB
vlio linvo wallcnd out Mminp; Lhu
limtoii daya will tmitify to that.
All of thorn kvo tho aanfu roason
(op tholr walkout. ''Wo cun't worlc
with him any louRnr lm'a (tilling
us," they explained to Gub wIIhoii
ua they jnaiio their departures,
; "The champion," as ho la known
on the ranch, appeara to bo In
good condition. Two months of
Btronuous work In tho luountaiiiH
: have given him a coat of brouzo
liko Inn. All algna oC fat arc nap
Idly vaninhltig. 1 - . . ;.
When I arrived nt the ranch, Iho
lated lu (he niounjalua about 100
miles from Loa- Angeles, )emp
Bey 'a face was covurod with u two
day old 'beard. Talk about the
old Dempsey that beard gave his
i'acd the Bumo ' ugly appearance
that need to be no well known
among heavyweights.
. 1 Jack iHn't as fast on hl feet a
ho waa four or five years ago.
. but ho Hlioua a vast Improvement
over thai rainy night he fought
a fellow by the name of Genu
Tunney In Philadelphia. The big
byo la regaining his murderous
punch too something that was no
ticeably lacking against Tuunoy.
iJenipsey Irtu't the least Interest
ed in whom he Is going to light.
' 'ur the time being all Im cures
about lu getting Into shape bo that
he can fight someone. To attain
that goat, he is keeping live
spurring partners busy all the
lime, ile la neglecting all of his
business (in J -oh Angeles while he
loughs il up here at an ex pun no
' of flitOO n week.
"I don't know yet what 1 will
. do," Oeinpsoy told me. "I w ill not
Hlgn Tor iiny fight until I feel enn
l'ldeni in my own mind that 1 can
win. I am rounding Into pretn
, fair Bhape now but I still need
inoro work before 1 will be fit lo
enter the ring.
j "Say, this Tunney won't stand a
' eliuuce when the champ puts on
tho gloves with him again, " boasts
Jerry tho Uroek, who haa been tho
fighlur'B trainer for years. Jerry,
about half Jack's alae, ircats the
bfg boy liko a son. He knows
' just how much work tho "champ
should do 1 mid uVsplto protests !
sends him to tho nhowms long bt
' fqru Jack la ready tu quit.
' "I have watched the champ for
many yeai-s and 1 know when he's
in shape. JIo had no business lo
to fight Tunney before but ho
looks Rood now. IT he keeps up
his present paeo It will bo a far
- different Mory : when lie flnd
Tunney meet again."
today
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with.
A grewsome ornament, mystifying, deadly. At its touch men fell in an agoniz- -ing
paralysis and died. No one knew its origin. Only a few knew its terrible secret. ?
It was one of the baffling mysteries of Porto Verde.
Porto Verde, a jungle-fringed town in South America;' where , Elsie Marberry,
a girl from the United States, encountered the enmity of, a plotting band, of, cut-
throats, a murderous gang to whom killing was as casual a performance as eating
orsleeping. . 'i.rv. '.'t --'- .:
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A man named Vilak
saved her and solved
the mystery of the ring.
A strange man, but
shrewd and courageous.
Not since Sherlock
Holmes has fiction pro
duced a greater detec
tive character. Not in
years has a more enter
, taining adventure story
been written than the
story that introduces
him "Jungle Breath,"
by Ben Lucien Burman.
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"Jungle Breath" is a
story for every member
of the family. Clean,
wholesome, red-blood-ed
adventure. Romance.
Mystery. Each chapter
superbly illustrated by
Paul Kroesen.
t starts in the NEWS-REVIEW
Monday, June 20th
Watch for the opening installment!
SAWMILL TO BE
PUT IN OPERATION
NEAR SUTHERLIN
Announcement "was made. Wcd
lu'Hihiy that llu sawmill owned by
llalfnur, liuthrie & Co.. six miles
southeast of Sutherlin. would bo
ready to begin operations in about
two weeks, says the Sutherlin Sim.
For the, imst month a number of
men have been engaged in con
Ktruellnp; a log pond and cutting
timber, while others have been em
ployed in putting the mill equip
ment in shape for operation.
Walter Llaker, well known local
mill man is in. charge of operations
at the mill, and pcrhnps no better
nt'tn for tile position could have
been secured. He is fnmillnr with
milt and locging operations and no
doubt will handle the industry
lu a satisfactory and successful
manner.
There are 5(10 acres of excellent
timber adjacent to tho mill, which
has a capacity of 20,000feet a day.
About tilteon men will be employ
ed. Kohert Condon returned
here Wednesday morning from
Vowers with two truck loads of
cable and blocks to be used in log
ging operations at the mill.
WASHINGTON ROWING CREWS
, SWEEP ENTIRE REGATTA
1 t ,vi.tlr,l l-rwi. t..w1 Wirr
MAP1SON, Wis., June lS-Coach
.
NOTICE OF STOCK-
HOLDERS' MEETING
The annual stockholder's
meeting of the Vmpqua Sav-
lugs and Loan Association
will he belli at the office of
i lie Douitlas Abstract Com- i
pany, . 2 North Jackson
street, Itoseburg, Oregon, at
7:30 P. M. on Wednesday,
June 22, 1027, for the purpose
bf electing otricers anil such
other business as may rogu-
larly come before the meet-
lug.
H. O. PARGETKR,
Secretary.
Rusty Callow's Washington Uni
versity varsity and Junior crews
made a clean sweep of their races
today with the University of Wis
consin on Ijtke Mendota.
The Junior varsity nosed out a
victory over tho Uadger Freshmen
u i iI.a fif.it t-nee. nml thl. VHTsitV
repeated the performance In the
M-nmi ntiiei ltttth were over Qi
1 2 mllo course. j
i The races were a workout , of ;
I tho Huskies, who are enroute lo
the annual regatta at Poughkeep
ale, where the Wisconsin Univers
ity will be represented by the
Freshmen crew.
YEAH OLD ELOPER
fcat barbecue sandwiches snd
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
A warrant was Issued here
4 today ior the arrest of J. I.
Springstentl, well known lo-
cally, who is accused of steal-
ing 15-year-old Lorena Wll-
son, daughter of Ethel Spring-
stead, the wire of J. I. Spring-
stead's brother. The man
and girl nre said to have left
here several days ago in a
light car. leaving a note that
they planned to get married.
The mother of the girl swore
out a warrant for her brother-
In law's arrest and the offl-
cers are endeavoring to lo-
cate him. 4
NOT A CHANCE
. "Did you have words with your
wife?"
"Yes, I had words, but no oppor
tunity of using them." Answers.
Special prices on extra heavy
galvanized wash' tubs at Powell's.
PENDLETON MAN IS
TRAP SHOOT WINNER
(AMoclatcd Pi-cm Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 18. M.
W. Hansel of Pendleton won the
$1,000 Dayton Rod and Gun club
medal and the Multnomah Rod
and Oun -club medal valued at
J1.000 in tho first day of the 43rd
annual tournament of the sports
men's association of the northwest
yesterday. More than 90 trap
shooters participated. Hnnsel broke
100 straight targets In tho Davton
event shoot-off with six competi
tors, and 25 consecutive birds in
the shoot-off with Seth Miller to
win the Multnomah medal.
Seattle,' Washington. .J.
'. Other coast towns in which
police said Deslys and his wife
are wanted are Seattle. Portland,
Salem, Oregon, and Eureka. ,
Fish at Idleyld Park. ;
Oilstoves at very low prices at
Powell's.
Single bit axes, 11.50 at Powell's
Furniture.
COUPLE FACING
FORGERY CHARGE
(Arockted Ptm. Leunt Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno IS
Jean C. Deslys. 40. and his wife,
Alice, 24. are being held here on
charges of forgery and as fugitives
from Justice. Police sbIiI Deslevs
forged checks for a total of $100
and that his wiro passed the spuri
ous paper. Detectives declared
that the couple were wanted In sev
eral Pacific coast cities.
Mrs. Deslys has two children by
a former marriage, both living ln
MAMMA SPRECKLES
HASTENS NORTH TO
FRUSTRATE CUPID,
(AMociated proa Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 18
The Examiner says Adolph B.
Sprcckles, 22-year-old son of the
late John D. Spreckles, Jr., yes
terday obtained a license in Seat
tle to wed .Miss Esme Jones, of that
city.
The newspaper rurther declares
that young Spreckles' mother, Mrs.
Edith Spreckles Kenilrick, was re
ported to have gone to, Seattle In
at attempt to prevent the marriage.
The young man was said to have
requested suppression of the news
of the marriage license "for a day
or two."
Used range with reservoir, $35 at
Powelll. -.
RUDE INTERRUPTION
"Would yon mind getting up
for Just a minute, Miss?"
"Why?" . -
"I want to hang up this notice,
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