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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEByRG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1928.
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Crouching Tactics Baffle
Portland Negro; Fidel
La Barba Gets Nod
Over Graham.
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PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept, T2
Mike Hector. Los Ancele middle
weight, won the unanimous decis
ion of the referee and two Judges
over Oeorgie Dixon. Portland, In
thetr third battle here last night.
Hector started feeding Dixon a
diet of left hands early In the fight
and never stopped. Crouching low.
with lift elbows and gloves pro
te ilti 4 his body and face, Hector
Uft no opening for Dixon, who did
most of his fighting In the latter
rounds of the match. Kay McQuil
lan, colored middleweight of Oak
land, took a decision over Bill
I I-ang, Tacoma, In the fast six-
round semi final. Frank Warneke.
Portland middleweight, won over
Dewey Beachy, Tacoma, six
rounds. Earl lleebe, Portland light
heavy, went down without being
hit In the first round after beln
floored once, by Luke Graham.
Danny Woods took a decision over
Lou Richards. In the four-round
curtain raiser.
La Barba Whips Graham
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 12 The
fistic wares of Fidel La Barba,
curly haired Italian mite, were ex
ploited to the skies today, as he
stood, In the opinion of boxing
men. the outstanding contender
for the bantamweight champion
ship. All the result of a thrilling
victory over Rushy Graham, the
"Jumping jack" king of the 118
pounders, here last- nlghi.
Five or six of the rounds were
given La Barba by rlngxlders. The
other sessions they divided be
tween Graham and the even col
umn. Fighting a crafty battle all
the white. La Barba forced the
fight and set the pace from start
ing bell to finishing gong.
La Barba finished the ten rounds
of fast, and sometimes furious,
milling with no visible mark on
his face and body, bttt his oppon
ent was not, so lucky. Graham had
a badly battered left eye, and his
right optic was In little better condition.
REAUTIFICATION OF
PACIFIC HIGHWAY PLANNED
BY VICTORIA GARDENER
PORTLAND, Sept. 12 A grist
project to beautify the Pacific
htphwny from Vancouver to the
Mexican border was announced
yesterday by R. P. Rntrhart. own
er of the famous B tit churl gardens
In Victoria. B C . and cement
manufacturer, and Sam HHL
Garden' clubs, school children!
and nature lovers up and down the
coast are to be enlisted in the ;
movement, and Mr. Butchart said '
that he found sentiment In Port-!
Innd among thoo interested in
Hardens to bo strongly in favor of
the plan. Portland has one of the
nrost viRoroim garden clubs on the
coast, he said.
"It ftjIMake a long time to ron-
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No delays waiting for supplies to pome fr6m somewhere
tomorrow maybe, later probably.
Good Materials ' Good 8ervica Reasonable Prices'
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The Evercaily now p.iccs are far below the old prices jjj
Kveready No. 272. (otmrr price. $ 3. 7 5 : now only $2 75 J
A new F.vrre;dy Lnyer Hilt Hatlery at only $2.9.r
Heavy Duly l ayer Bill, former price $ , now only $4.25 tjj
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Mr. Ituichart mid. "Financial help.
It Is expected, will come from the
cities thioiiKh which the h 1th way J
passes. Itlnht now we are de l
termlnlng the best way to pet
started in securing support."
N' her highway In America Is
bea cd. and the ls miles of
tbr i-acific rot!!e. raed with na i
lure's charm, would be the most!
unusual sight in the country, ac-1
' cording to Mr. Ilutchart. Today
! there Is on(y one mile on the Lln-1
coin highway that is beaut Hied In;
I this manner.
i While In Portland Mr. Butrhart
, and Mr. Hill- will visit a number
, of the well-known gardens before
going to California, where they
! will explain their highway benuii
; ficutl'ou project.
Noses Needn't
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when you use (his new wonderful!
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Itev. J. N. Hoover, a widely,
known paBtor and author In the j
Baptist church for 2H years, now I
an Interdenominational evangelist,
speaking Monday nicht to a large j
congre5ia'Jon In the Ilible Stamlard ;
Temple on Mussolini, said in part:' 77 . ,.
"The eyes of the political, com- Grove Fails Sixth Time to
merclal. social and religious lead
ers of the world are upon .Musso
lini. Mussolini hy his Indomitable
will power has forced himself to
the front, bringing fascism, of
which he Is the originator and di-t
rector. This distinguished Italian, Hy HERBERT W. BARKER
endowed with gigantic enemy, im- (Associated Press Sports Writer)
pelled hy a master bruin, the I Caught In a wltheilng barrage
SCORE IS 5 TO 3
1 Ialt Huggins' Hitters
, Cards Keep Lead
in National.
rubs', ho wo vet, now trail tne
Giants hy two per eentage points.
Brooklyn and Philadelphia a?;aiii
divided a double-header. The 11 n
bii.8 took the rlrst by 5 to 2, but
dropped the second 4 to 2 when
Fred Iach clubbed the first of
fering of Tmzzy Vance, a relief
pitcher. Into the stands for a
home rtfn.
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would be emperor, has fir his goal
resunection of the old Roman
empiro, and the manner In which
he is handling things in the little
country which one time was the
center of European power, is caus
ing no little stir. Political, coin
o? Yankee hits, Connie Mack's
pennant aspirations, close to rea
lization a few short days ago, ap
parenlly are dying a stow and
painful death.
To the massed attack of the
Yankees, led oy the peerless Bah'1
menial and social leaders through (Ruth, can be attributed the partial
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the world are allocked ith the
aixlacity of this astute dictator,
while prophetic scholar dee the
comlitK of the o'd Honian empire.
Mussolini cominticH as he bt'Kn.
collapse o( the tall tactician's,
hopes for his first pennant victory
since mil. j
Alack saw Qulnn and Valberg
fail to slop tne ciie.niploiH on i
Mp"Hii1-H fir", l.raf'1 Wlrrl
f(lliTI.AM). Krr. S.M't 12
llallalkin Klre I'hlcf fharlcsl
!(!... Wlit kurlr t 111. ilr.uk tilll.V
IUittv; in your ulcl Bntleiirs and hvc thetn tested. none the worse lor the experience
aner ne rmt te'n rescneo lasi
niRlit fioin his Intrnina. overtnrned
tmlotoohlle hy tm-pihers of fire I
Iruck company No. fi. The tlremen
wi're annuel litd an alarm w hen j
Haines' taclntt car skidded and I
VV.TTTlTW'MT.II.7'MWOM"Wl.IM'I overturned, piunin hlto beiiemh
l It . I'htmes bii'St forth fioni lin-i
- - ; tnotoi-. company nun battered
awa ihe r;r riitors lo free llalues.j
The Kiddle public school, dis
trict No. 7it, will open for the com-,
Inc year on Monday, Sept. 11. t
This early date for opening Is
Kenerally favored as It permits
both pupils and teachers to do
their work durins the most desir
able season of the year for good
work. i
There will be sixr teachers In
both Krade and high school. All
grade teachers are state normal
school graduates and the hiKh
school teachers are university
graduates and mare. I
The names of the teachers fol-
He speaks with authority. He haslsnndav Veteid:iv he r.ille.l on! f :.!.- ll inn.ifo ll'Mnnli
a creator hold upou Italy than X- nia last hope. Grove, fastest left; 1st and 2nd; .Mrs. Florence l'Kifl.
poleon ever ha., upon France. Ai,nnvr piuher In the majors, to 3rd and 4lh; Mrs. Phil niunil.dl,
Kovernment bv the people seems to ,,av, SOmethlnn out of tho wrecli-' r.th and 6th: Mrs. Max Kimiml.'
Itavo no place in his proKram. jaKe, j anil sth.
Many of the laws of the past are! ,;, (;rovl, fa,,,j just ,s hp had I Hiah ScIiikiI: Mrs. Krnest Pid
ottlv a scrap of paper In Ihe hand failed e previous allenipt:. 1 tile. Mr. T S. Thompson.
of Mussolini .Which are destroyed to luin ,1,rK M r Hucclns' All the required work of a aland-
by the mealh his mouth. Mus ,, ,h.. .., v.l. !r,i ht..h out i. ii..f,.,
soil nl seems to have overlooked , , ,, 5 , 3 ' ' . j There will be -commercial work
The ilrtoiy sent the Yanleied Jtnd athletics, special attention
Into a two and a half same lead j ill he Riven to public speaking
In the slandttiKS and assured them ; and dramatic work this year,
of ImailinK the west In first place I A comfortable and modern
rettardless of the outcome of tho i school building is now b"lti3 reno .
fourth nd filial game of the ser- I vated and put in neat and invltlm;
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In the other American league Rood, solid work.
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Invest little to make it STOP? $
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FATHER OF 2 CHILDREN
PASSES AT ACE OF t?
I Vwtvtr.) IT. Ml lawman Wirr)
cool ll t ' K. Minn.. Srnr. V2.
11 1 on Uoit.'Mt'r, 11ch)(IhWi 'vlH
!! hiackmtihh" tio ipartsl 2
t luMn ii. o! hm s are hvinr. t
(ttnt nlirf a lonpt iltnoj-a at tlir
Bile f r7
Au-intltii with his wife ant! yix
An-; 1 1 a la i t htN tfi a rut nix
i hil'lu-n Tnr niorra wi'if bnri
Ihmv Tho oitni:'il rhllrt. Kd
arl. N now io jn-ara olH Anttuiv
1 1 i li hi i r n i' rr I i v mi s f
Iwlni .
IU l-I'iw. m ho unrviTr.. i
tho stati'iiifntfi of fornifr did morn
nml tho lnrvlta!lf mm ki upon
Mhlrh they landfd. Thcro 'rma to
b ho mom unturnrtl In the path
of Mussolini anil hln ast-ociatea,
to strPiiKthn their anvernmrnt In
matters of flnanr upon wliirh
hrtnjM th demlny of his retime.
The obtaining of money by taxes,
from every conceivable sotine. for
the furthering of the Fntrim oy
ernnient is ihe self assumed r
sponilillity of Ituh 'tt present (Ite
rator. This individualistic rKimo
niovrs on with itttl lntri tuition,
lint, if hisiur? i a iiootl puitlr,
nuishiooiii ttoverntiM-nM e down
abotit a;; (jisT.-kly n5 they rise.
l!ev. IIiKer ih speak at the
Ilible Standard temj'le tunittht for
the lust time. H has lM-n spak
heat t leveland. lrt to 6. In a gume i Butinesa Visitor
whirh na II doubles pounded out I :corp Heynolds. CU v.-land.
and IH-Irolt defeated Chicato. 7 1 raitrlier. a in this ri;y Tuoxd.iy
. whrti J'dm Stone, r mM I afternoon lot.kliM af'er buinta
uulfiei.i.-r. cracked out a home 1 vismng fibnd?.
run with two on base ' In iit 1
eighth
Takiiia: their second doulile
header in an ninny days from the
Itoton It raves, the New York
iania ousted tlm rhlcaco CuM
Imp erh nisbt for th. past week',,f m ',,' m isaiionni.
and has liven drawl nit a meat d-al lf,aup r,u'- Tnt" ores were M .
of inlerest. He had eim. ted in h ' ltt " 'he first Rflme
bn It-ided lo
leave today.
Hit'M to remsm tor one more
sci vice. -Correspondent.
EX EMPRESS OFRUSStA
NEARS DEATH AT St
.iwhh a walkaway frtr the (ilantu bnt
COI'KMIACKX. frrtmark. Seif.
2 The ex -Kniprem Itaemar. the
'lyearoM wid"W of Ab-xandef
111 of It, i -si) and stater of .Met
'tiuira. the hut- que-n mother of
Knciaml. Is tn n prt'earloiis condl
(ten. She lias Nrn In poor hcaln
for several nrnihs Her re.-
deuce is a
the second as a 1103 fight the (
whole wuy. j
The ist. Imla f'anlinals retain- '
ei their two and a half pcame lead '
oer the field by trounclnc Cirt-
rinnsii. tt to 3. The Reds 1
tehitshed a new Nation.;! leau ie
rec(wd for double pUs with 17..
bnt that dfdu't hrlp them tn -tr-
tit a? rnns
The Cuba crw-ked fiTe fftv '
bin el huilen Tor 11 hits ami!
mmped ay with 9 to 3 vie-1
tory Cat Ms lone had only one''
vilKa on the outskirts jbad Innine-the tliird when th:
I'D irirte scored atl thtr run.-. T!v 1
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