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Newspaper Page TextSIX FOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 13, 1930. :STORY 3 " (Continued from page 1) Jaok Dempsey, emerged with what ever honors and title claims go with Hie victory. He may. for the tiijju being, be put at the top of tha, heavyweight class, at least by hi own countrymen anil by the New York alaie athletic commis sion, which proclaimed Us right beXorehand to crowu the winner tlus new champion of the world and successor to Gene Tunney, wGb retired two years ago. Title Honor Dubious tk'hmeling'a cause may he es poused luriher by the National lining asOHiutlon and he is a can didate at least for the Inscription ofvhls name upon the Muldoon Timnny trophy, emhlemuilc of clffluipionshlp recogltion so far u.Ots donors are concerned. Iiut today, cold analysis of the unsat isfactory and disappointing climax toJa two-year-old search for a fit iii&iarch of heavyweight ranks ap ptjared to offer no sound basis for proclaiming the young Cernian pos sessor of honors universal In scope, where neither of the principals in the main test, before-hand, held nity"clear or undisputed claim to championship position. Dark-browned, likeable, coura geous Max, experts may hold, should not bo penalized and de prived of reco,rnitlon for events peyonu nis control, mil me iua remained that Schmeling was car ried bodily and in apparently great pain from the ring last night, th..wlnner, but a badly battered one. SchmelinU Outfought RchmelitiK wus hurt by a punch that was unquestionably low after having been declscly outnoxeu anu ou'l punched by Sharkey, who with one erratic blow of his fist swept away the high honors that seemed almost certain to be his. The CJei'man crumpled lo the floor, to ho carried lo his corner and de clared the victor only a few min utes after It seemed he was on the verge of being cleanly knocked out, in! the third round, when the American buttered his young rival nil over the ring with a viciously sustained two-fisted onslaught. In the third round, Sharkey bad Schmeling groggy and a quick vic tory apparently In his grasp. A round later, the tables were re versed with such stnrtllng rapidity that scenes of the wildest disorder nnd confusion developed. One Judge Sees Foul f ho fatal and final blow, Intend ed as a left houk for the stomach hut somehow unintentionally mis directed, was delivered as the fighters wero close together along the ropes, with tho tn" of the gong ending the fourth round only a few seconds away. The referee, Jimmy Crowley, on the opposite side of the ring, with Sharkoy's hack between him and Schmeling, fidled to see the punch. Withhold ing his decision, as the Oetmnn nifnk wrllhlng In agony to the floor, Crowley hesitated and Vas all-; most Instantly surrounded and har assed bv the managers, seconds and handlers of the two flithtors as sought advlcn from officials on either side of the ring. With the clamor still at Its holght nnd the crowd In completo uproar, Crow-, ley finally accepted the unqualified Judgment of one of the Judges. 11 mold names, and pronounced Schmeling tho victor on a foul. ; Schmeling-Sharkey Battle by Rounds "Z Round 1 Sharkey fought care fully with his left but could not touch the German's head. He miss oil. Max stepped In with a sharp left hook to the chin and neatly blocked the Boston sailor's coun ter. Max bobbed under Jack's left, booked Ills left to the chin and fell Ju close with a Blnm to the body. Sharkey, a big mnn anyway- look ed a physical superior of Schmel Ijig In every way. As Sharkey miss ed -n left, Max whipped over bis first right, a short smash that thudded on Sharkey's head. Jack Appeared shocked and stormed Is Enthused Over I SargonBenefits .' ."In spllo of all the medicines I .-took iny health gradually fulled Tue, my appetite dwindled away to ..almost nothing uud pructlcully cv EM1L, SCHUADEIt ' erythlng I ate brought on Indiges tion. My liver was slow-acting, I .whs constipated and always felt ""fagged out'. The strengthening and "invigorating effects of Sainton on ...my entire system was remarkable. My appetite Is keen now, 1 nover have a trace of indigestion, sleep fine and am full of new Ufa and . energy. "The way Sargon Pills straight ' ened out my liver and rid ma of constipation is certainly gratlfy . Ing." Emll Schrador, Beaverton, ' Oregon. Nathan Fullerton, Th Rexall Drug Store, Rossburg; Burton's Pharmacy, Readsport; Highway Pharmacy, Oakland, agent. Adv. madly forward. He clinched, bow ever, and they were sparring care fully at the bell. Round 2 Sharkey seemed to ar gue with his seconds in the corner and came out on his toes boxing carefully. The black thatched Ger man dove in with a left and right to the body and Sharkey hammered both hands to the head. They clinched, wrestled and Sharkey pumped a left to the head. He met .Max coming forward again with a sharp right lo the cheek and stab bed the German off balance with his left. Sharkey grew more ag gressive, but ever-watchful of .Max's right hand. He stabbed for the head. Max did not seem to mind, although he stepped into two uppercuts and he banged a left hook and another short right on Sharkey's head. The sailor warmed lo his right hooking li-rt to the body and right to the head, but Max sneaked over with a left hook, and Sharkey banged the German with a straight right on the chin and they stabbed until the bell sounded. Round 3 Sharkey tore after the Teuton and they swapped rights to the chin on the ropes. Iloth were clean jarring punches. Mux sneak ed over another right and banged on Sharkey's body in cIobo while the sailor tried to tie him up. A short right full on the chin shook Schmeling. A barrage of rights sent him floundering. Another right sent him to the ropes and he came out badly hurt and holding' for dear life. Sbarkev. cool as fulline snow, stepped Into Schmeling with ! a lert and another right. He was taking his time, cutting his man down. Max stumbled through the blows, arms wrapped around his head. As he slowly recovered the German shat a feeble left hook to the chin. Sharkey stepped In with two left hooks that doubled Max up and sent him back to his corner a bit staggery at the bell. Round 4 Scnmellng's seconds rubbed hiB neck with Ice and gave him deep draughts of smelllhi uuts while Sharkey sut across the ring complacently awaiting the kill. Sharkey stepped Into Max with a left Jab, a right punishing blow to the chin and disdainfully brushed aside Max's countering left. The dogged German rallied and fired a right hand Jolt Into Sharkey's chin that shook the American. The crowd roared as It landed and Shar key tossed caution aside for a sec ond to fling both hands wildly at the crouching Scnmellng's head. Sharkey settled down, smiled dis dainfully, took another right and smashed both hands to Scnmellng's body. He crossed a wicked right to the German's chin but Max stayed up. As they clinched Sharkey tried repeatedly to twist Schmeling. Mux went down under a left to the body clultnlng a foul. He could not rise. There wus another mad scene as the seconds stormed Into the ring yelling "foul," while Referee Crow ley could not seem to make a de cision. It was a perfect repetition of the Miami fiasco ns Schmollug In agony was carried to his corner and rolled on his feet. After sev eral minutes arguing Crowley de cided Unit Sharkey's left hook bad been low and Mux Schmeling was new heavyweight champion by rea son or a rout. STORY 4 (Continued from pace 1) measure would rulse an estimated revenue of $(130,000,00(1 or 107. 000,000 more than the existing law based on 1928 Importations. Of 31.218 named commodities and basic clauses comprising the measure, changes are made ' In 1,112, or about 32 per cent of the total. There are 8S7 Increases In rates and 225 decreases, 75' Items transferred from the dutiable to the free list and 48 now on the free list placed In the protective category. Over 250 of the In creases are on farm products. Higher duties on sugar, dairy No argument about it A slab of finest bacon heads the supply list for every summer camp or outing and, ten to one, that bacon will be Frye's Delicious Brand be cause Frye's Delicious Brand Bacon is fresh-cured and has the tender, juicy richness of prime, young pork and the delicate, woodsy tang of Frye's superb curing processes and because naturally it makes great friendships with put door appetites. products, livestock, meats, grains, fruits, fresh and canned vegetables, nuts, and seeds are provided in the agricultural schedule, which is raised to the highest general level In history. Many of the products given pro tection for the first time In years are of first importance.. They in clude brick, cement, softwood lum ber, long staple cotton, hides, leathers, hoots and shoes, all now on the free list. The duty or $1 per thousand feet on lumler, how ever, is only provisional. It would not. become operative unkess Can ada or Mexico taxed American ex ports of lumber. Loss, now dutiable at $1 per thousand board feet, are among the 75 commodities on which, levies were wiped out completely. Leading Reductions The major rate reductions are on automobiles;, aluminum, plate glass and unset diamonds. Textiles, of all kinds are given higher rates as well as clothing of wool, cotton, silk, rayon, and mix tures of any of the two. Pottery and chinaware manufac turers, producers of zinc and man ganese ores, felt and straw hat makers, and manufacturers of fur fiitureB, hardwood flooring, and hundreds of miscellaneous prod ucts are given increased protection. The administrative provisions of existing law have been largely re written, although only In secon dary features. The flexible provis ion, about which revolved the great est controversy, Is almost Identical with the present law, except that It opens the way for the tariff com mission to speed up Its Investiga tions and rate-determinlnations by giving it a broader basis upon which to work. STORY 1 (Continued from pace 1) ter. The bottom of the boat was crushed In. The missing mechanic, Hulllwell, ia 31 years old and married. Segrave had given up automobile racing after establishing his world record, at the request of his wife who considered It too dangerous. He was too active, however, to re main entirely out or the field of mechanics and speed. He took up motor boating as a hobby with his wife's consent as she felt this was not so dangerous. Lady Segrave wns at Lake Windermere today and saw the ac cident which resulted In her hus band's death. She rushed to his side and was with him when he died. r.M.I.I.M.I.I.I.M.M.I.I BIG OPENING DANCE WIGWAM TAVERN COOS JUNCTION Saturday Night, June 14, and Every Wednesday and Saturday Night. Music by Michaels Orchestra of Eugene , Public Cordially Invited 1 Gentlemen $1 IIMOIIIMCIMI Rigid V. S. Govtrmmml Infection b tint mnt froJucli of Pry' Compny REV. CGHULET, MYRTLE POINT, NEW STATE GRANGE HEAD REDMOND, Ore., June 13. O. C. Hulet of Myrtle Point was elected i maHter o( the state grange yester day to replace George A. Pa.m.ter. who refused the pout after having been named muster for the eighth year. Pa I miter will become manager of the Farmers' Automobile Inter-Insurance company, a grange propo sition, with headquarters In Port land. Hulte has been president of Myr tle grange No. 2S9.' He was born In Kansas and spent his early lite as a farmer. He Is a graduate of a Methodist school of theology and a regularly ordained Presbyterian minister.. Other officers elected were: Steward, C. P. Da vies; assistant steward. Warren Young; chaplain. J. I). Chitwood; treasurer, Si. K. Denney; gatekeeper, L. H. Tlalley; ceres, .Mary r:. Jones; Pomona, Margaret Kingley; Flora, Mrs. Ar tier Brown; lady assistant stew ard, Mrs. J. 0. Kelley. Mrs. Busenbark In Mrs. Itoyce Busenbark, of Melrose, wasvlsitlng and shopping Thursday in Hose burg. ' FLAG DAY DANCE AT Umpqua Park Saturday Nite June 14th Music by Melody Marvels Ladies Free g M-lt STORY 2 (Continued from pass i locatidn was left to one of the "Pa cific northwest states "Since Roseburg Is the only city that has put up a bid for the borne, and since that city has offered a tract of land for that purpose, those Interested In veterans and In hospitalization here believe that there Is no question as to the site. No other city has offered land for this purpose." Local 8ite Available The soldiers' home committee of the Itoseburg chamber of com merce met again last night to con sider the matter of sites. It was decided that the first step should be to arrange for the transfer of tin present state institution to the government, as this will permit more prompt use of the national home. Legislative contacts pre viously established indicate that the state will be willing to relin quish the present home, as It will not be needed- after the govern ment, builds Its home. The fact that buildings are already avail able for use will make it possible to handle a number of veterans needing immediate care while new buildings are ini process of con a EAST EFFECTIVE MAT li TO SEPT. 30 RETURN LIMIT OCT. 31, 1930 Reduced faresall parts of eaitj liberal stop overs. Fine traini; modern equipment; splendid service; scenic route. 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