Roseburg news-review., January 16, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1929.
FIVE
JOE BLACKWELL
BEATS KELLEY
IfJ HEADLINED
I first time. The gon sared him
the second time at the count of
. five. Manicell came cp for the
j second lound in lively fashion, but
I at the end of thirty second his
chin stopped a full-swung uppercut
I iht si retched him on the flot
nud the e:xaa;tment was over.
' Al Jlorey of C lend ale presented
- his artistically lutooed physique
to "Twer"' Dur.n of Riddle in a
peciaj event, and Dunn heat an
other tattoo on his face, producing
ciirason smear that blended at-
jiruet.voly miih Morey's artificial
decorations. The going was alto
gether too rouh to suit Morey so
m
fornia tax commission to help
work out the four per cent bank
and corporation tax amendment,
members of the legislature, art to
gL't the firHt test of the principal
problem before them that of J
vidtng an enabling act putting the
plan into effect.
WORLD'S LOWEST PRICCD SEDAN
DRAINAGE MEASURE TO
AID COOS BAY REGION
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15. A bill
(AwutHi firM LrtanX ". ; which would grant to Oregon and
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 15. the Haynes alough drains dia
Investigation of the pardon grant-S tiict the consent of congress to-
D i c ia D J I . cuoss on easy u uigioriou uyeo last year Dy uovernor nenry o.twara consuueuou ana operation ui
OOUt lOeS 10-Kound Limit out when Dunn knocked him down Johnston to a convicted murderer a dam and dike to prevent the flow
With Eugenean Scoring
Most Punishment.
in the middle of the second round. was the further business today of of tidal waters into Haynea alough,
Fur from a helnleaH stave. Morey's Ipfinlaf i va invttttlie&tiiiK commit-1 Coos 11a v. Orsion. una Introduced
! calmly raised his head, blew tha im innuirins into the ofiicial con-' tod a v bv Senator McK'urv of Oru-
blood out of his nose and then
1 stretched out on the canvas until
f the fatal ten Jiad been counted.
Another battle that ended in the
second round left Edgar James, a
t local boy, victor over Pete Cook
of Sutherlin. The finish was fure-
I seen in the first round when Cook
took the count of six on one knee.
I after stopping a hook to the Jaw.
Two similar blows wrote the finale
in the second round. The first
one put Cook down for eight. The
1 second one followed almost as
soon as he regained bis feet, and
I Referee Herman immediately hait
Joe Blackwell, Pugenj mlddlo- j ed the one-sided affair and awaid-
"yelght, battered his old foe, ed James the decision,
flash" Kelley, the Portland lro.i j The ring was full of flying arm a
man, sufficiently to wia it decision and legs during the four-round
In tup ten-round neadliner of an j preliminary bet wen Leon Dean and
other lively card s'lT-d by P4-0-i dene Kidd of this city. Dean ck
moter Wiard at the Roseburg i pecially resembled a human wind-
armory last night, niackwell was , mill in his ludicrous style of mill-
the aggressor from start to finish
and inflicted the heavier punish
LAST 2 ROUNDS BEST
PadelforrJ Puts Marricelli
Away in the Second and
Dunn Does Likewise
With Morey.
gon.
ARROWHEAD FULL-FASHIONED
duct of the executive
Testimony to the effect that the
governor pardoned the murderer,
R. D. Crosthwaile, while he was a
fugitive from Justice and without a
full investigation of the case, was
before the inquisitorial board,
which was appointed last week af
ter anti-administration forces had
gained control in the bouse of rep
resentatives. This testimony was brought out
jat the initial session yesterday
I when the committee vol fad to take
I up first inquiry into the acts of the
governor, who has been tne largei
cf bitter criticism and impeach
ment threats for more than a year.
Crosthwaite, who murdered
u 'i L iiit hu. in and Portland was burned
!. .T- ' 11 ftfiioit : y Monday night. The
to return
granted
A new number In Arrowhead I
hose a pure silk full fashioned
number for only $1.25 a pair. Not
built down to a low price as are
most popular priced full fashioned
hose, but the fully guaranteed Ar
rowhead quality is maintained. Let
Arrowhead solve your bog prob
lems. Get them at Carr's.
FREIGHT TRUCK BURNS
The Junior High P. T. A.
meeting which wua to have
teen held Tuesday evening,
win be held Thursday eve- 4
Ding In Uu school building.
Following the business meet-
Ing there will be a reception
for the ninth grade graduates,
who will give program.
Joke n. Wdlre. pr.IJraf a Wlllrs-OvertasS Caataaar. sMi ar tea w Wafaaat
Fmr H.ea mad.la. This aaaovl ta caBaplreeae la Se faar-rllar a.le alara It Is the lamil arleaS m4b.
mow ftrr4 ar aar foempsar psslfe. Th prM.atstla mt tmm mtw llpra f Whlppc foprp aaa pfs.e
la .f-.lan.tra aa tk. (r.alaal acklavaaiaat ls p. WUlas' kutajrf, Itrlaalaa) klsft ll)s M alp a4 IXWPH
tap !. prLe.4 ASM. '
TOLKIJO. Jan. 16. Production of
company's Whip
will be
ing and the crowd got a great kick , Walton, who was impeached more
out of It. Neither lad showed auy . than five years ago.
boxing skill but they slugged away I R G iveJov. brother of the
at each other In lively fashion un-1 slain irl told ,he inquaii0ria)
til halted by sheer exhaustion. ! .u. u n-.n.uut..-i h
Each scored two brief knockdowns. don to GoVernor Johnston last
Th. Mill WO. ..altarf a ilraiu I ' .....
The bout was called a draw.
Two other local youths, Pender
grass and Kranko. furnished the
three-round curtain raiser. Fen
dergrass was considerably out
weighed, but he was given a well
earued decision. It was a good
fight.
BROTHER OF ROTH STEIN'S .
GIRL LEGATEE MISSING
year, the executive told him the
I clemency act was "the greatest
mistake of my life and promiseu
immediate steps to revoke the par
don. Lovejoy said, however, that
no action had been Instituted.
MBS THAT
DEI
ment. The bout was slow until
the ninth round, when Kelley dis
charded his defensive taotica and
slugged with Blackwell to even
honors. In the tenth and final
round, however, Kelley was ham
mered all over the ring and when
the gong clanged he was backed
against the ropes in a position to
salute the canvas had time permit
ted further hostilities. Kelley as
usual gamely absorbed everything
that came his way. but he let the
Eugenean carry the battle to him
and reserved nearly all of his wal
lops for delivery when too closely
pressed. Cal Herman, well-known JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Jan. 15.
wrestler-fighter, did a good job - A brother of Inez Norton, former
as referee. 1 Jacksonville girl who was a bene-
Padtlford Wins Cuickly flciary under the will of Arnold
Pat Padelford, Mcdford light- Rothstein, slain New York gambler, J
weight, won the righi to meet Joe has been missing five days, accord-
Marcus, highly touted Portlander, ; ing to police here. j Taking effect at once, the west
on the next card, two weeks hence. The brother, S. L. Smith, era- cm Auto Supply company has an
by disposing of Jackie Mai licet I of ploye of a motor car company, was nounced substantial reductions in
Spokane In the second round of the isent last Saturday in a new car to prices on all tires sold by their
semi-final. The fight was really 1 Miami. The car was found wrecked more than 150 western stores,
over in the first round, when Pa- near Pompano. When Smith failed G. M. Krell, local manager of the
delford, with lightning lefts to ! to appear with the automobile, in- company wuo made the announce
the stomach and rights to the j vestigation .was started resulting in ment, stated that the reduced price
face, put-the Spokane boy down i information from Pompano police schedule affords automobile own
twice in quick succession. Mar-: that they had found the smashed era an opportunity to equip their
riceil took the privileged nine the auto on a bridge. cars for the new year with tires
that will give tnera a new reauza-
1 tion of tire satisfaction and econ
omy. ''Western Auto tires bave set
a new standard of tire economy,
economy based on lower prices
and more mileage," said Mr. Krell.
, "Western Auto tires also give a
new meaning to tiro sat h fact. on.
Scientific design and superior
quality are backed by our mint
mum mileage guarantee or satis
faction for the life of the tire and
by service at more than 150 cor.
veniently located stores, behind
all of this added value, as even
stronger assurance of the motor
ists complete and lasting satisfac
tion, is our time-proven policy,
'The Customer is Always Right.'
"The superior value cf these
tires was again demonstrated in
, 1928 by the fact that motorists of
the west purchased more than half
t a million Western Giant and Wear-
M well tires. Acceptance by the nio
S ; toring public of our new improved
balloon with center traction tread,
since Us Introduction in Septem
ber, has far exceeded our expecta
tions. This new, improved balloon
is our finest tire and la specialty
designed for safety, easy steering,
extra traction and extra mileage."
A big freight truck owned by the
Associated Truck Lines and oper-
tinK on the run between Roseburg Willys-Overland
ai MHI j U'lllua.Vnlolilo
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ieppea ud io l.ovv cars uany ironi
accord-
out here
machine caught fire and was com- X rresmeiu jonn iv v i is.
Pletely destroyed together with all Tne company now has a payroll of
of its contents. The company, bow- approximately 2o.0i0 and this
ever, carries Insurance on all of f Mr. Willys stated will be en
its trucks and their loads, so that y MH0 HWtt the next
the loss is completely covered by tlllrty days.
insurance. January orders booked for the
L'rilSd i V.T4t The . .. .on given
new Superior Whippet fours and
sixes and the new style Willys
Knight models are breaking all
previous records. Mr. WUlyv
said that at the present rate
Jauuary shipments are x peeled
to pass the 30.000 mark.
"With the Introduction at the
New York Automobile Show of
the new Willys-Knight cars and
the simultaneous price reductions
qu all types of the Willys Knight
Model 56, following closely on the
heels of the nation-wide presenta
tion of the new Whippets, U ap
pears certain that we will succeed
in our expansion program calling
for th production of J 36.000 cars
in January, February and March."
aid Mr. Willy. '"This fa nearly
half the goat of 300.000 cars net
for the first six months and com
prcs with a production of 73.000
19-, or an anticipated Increase of
'iH per cent."
Sieady growth of Willys-Overland
over the last few years is
shown by total sales during 1924
of approximately 318,000 uniu.
compared with a total of 184. 121
units in 1927. This compares with
the best previous year, 1925, when
sales totalled U.4tii. All depart
ments of the company's plants at
Toledo, Elyria, Pontiac and Los
Angeles are operating day and
night to keep pace with production
plans which employment of skilled
laborers is keeiug pace with In
creased schedules.
During 1928 Willys-Overland ro
ducts led the industry In new car
registrations with an increase of
86 per cent. .
HOOVER'S BIRTHPLACE TO
BE MARKED BY TABLET
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Jan. 15. The
birthplace of Herbert Hoover at
West Branch, Iowa, Is to be
marked by a granite boulder bear
ing a suitably inscribed bronxe tab
let, the Iowa City chapter of tho
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion announces.
Consent of Mrs. Jennie See liars,
owner of the home where the president-elect
was born, has beeu ob
tained for placing the marker. It
is planned to have the memorial
ready for dedication August 10,
units during the first quarter of Mr. Hoover's birthday anniversary.
S
Wheel Alignment
. Will take the shimmy out of the car ' and
make driving a joy.
Raybestos Silver Edge Brake lining, the kind we
use, stands the hardest usage and gives long service.
If your car needs overhauling or just fixing up a
bit, drive around and we'll attend to it. We special
ize on Brake Adjustment and Brake Drum Truing.
PERCY CROFT
Main and Douglas Sts. Roseburg, Oregon
Enlarged Stock
OF
Used Cars
We have a largo stock of Used
Cars ranging in price from $39 to
$895, in both passenger car and truck
types.
Of this large stock 1 1 of them are
below $100 and we will include 1929
license in contract.
More than half these cars have
been acquired by us since December
1 just passed.
If you are looking for a cheap car
or for a good sedan or coach, come
look at our stock.
J. 0. NEWUND & SON
Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 458
TAX EXPERT TO ADVISE
CALIFORNIA SOLONS
( Anwiatfl I'rr-s I-oaitrtl Win)
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 15 With
the arrival hero today of Professor
R. M. Haig of Columbia university,
tho tax expert hired by the Call-
Used Cars
Chtvroltt Stdan, 1928.
Chevrolet Coach, 1928.
Chevrolet Cibrlolet, 1927.
Chevrolet Touring, 1928
Chevrolet Coach, late 1927.
Chevrolet Coach, early 1927.
Chevrolet Coach, 192S.
Chevrolet Touring, 1926.
Chevrolet Touring, 1925.
Chevrolet Roadeter, 1926.
Chev. Truck, 4 (peede cab, 1927.
' Chev. Truck, 4 epeeda eV cab, 1926.
Chevrolet Truck chasaia, 1926.
: Star Delivery, 1924.
Star Touring, 1924.
Overland Coupe, 1926.
; Overland Coach, 1929.
Overland Touring, 1922.
' Eteea Coupe, 1928.
Etacx Coach, 1023.
Dodge Touring, 1924.
Oodge Touring, 1921.
Dodge Touring. 1920.
Ford Sedan, 1927.
Ford, Coupe, 1921.
: Ford Touring, 1926.
Ford Touring, 1924.
i Ford Touring, 1922.
cord Truck wth Warlord, 192S.
; Hansen Chevrolet
j Company
IN THE SPOT UIGHT AT 1
THE WE W YORK. SHOW
TIIEJVEW SUPERIOR
s
With (be new
"FiBgr.Tlp Control"
The greateat advance in driving
convenience- since the aclf
tarter. A single button In th
center of tho steering wheel,
controls all funcUons of start
ing the motor, sounding the
bora and operating tho lights.
lFPVtf K.s'll
TVTmi all Its many improvements,
V with ita greater beauty, longer
wherlbase, larger body, new "Finger-Tip
Control" and higher compression engine,
the Superior W hippet Four Sedan instill ,
the world's lowest - priced four-door en
closed car.
And the new Superior Whippet Six Sedan
is the world's lowest-priced six-cylinder
four-door cnejse4 cur to offer tho im
portant advantages of seven-ocarina
crankshaft, ''Finger-Tip Control,"
silent timing chain, full force-feed lubri
cation and Nelson type aluminum alloy
invar-strut pistons.
Never have Fours and light Sixes been
distinguished by such beauty and stylo
as are now winning nation-wide praise
for the new Superior Whippet. Its grace
of line, its harmony of color, its longer
bodies, its high radiator anj hood, its)
sweeping one-piece full crown fenders, ,
make the new Superior Whippet the
stylo triumph of master designers.
The larger bodies give more spacious
interiors, with broader seats and extra
leg room. Other important factors in
riding comfort are tho oversize balloon
tires, snubbcrs and longer springs both,
front and rear.
In performance, the new Superior Whip
pet is speedier, livelier and more power
ful. Long service will prove its depend
ability a4 economical operation.
See and carefully examine the new Su'
perior Whippets. An immediate prdec
will aid (n early delivery. (
WILLYS-OVERLAND.INCToledo, Ohio
WHIPPET 4 SEDAN
WHIPPET SEDAN
T-Bearlntf Craahshaf t
Whipptt I Cnorn, J W; Connr, IWirr, tiS; 7ourin. 474
Convnercin (Shalt U. $ 1SS. VVupoel Coach. $H'jS: (kiiipr, $H9t; Coup
(uuVi rrnntl Ml), $?t.t: Sport I hi aim liaadtla, fiSO (ineiudina rumble
teat and ttttxu). All WiUyi-Oitrland prurt f. o. b. Tokdo, Ohio, and
tpecifiaiioni lubjtct to change without notice.
F. W. CHASE
Phone 399
&letroom 317 North Jackson St
Roseburg, Oregoi
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