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LA rtttANDE KVENINfl OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
' iPENTIER .LOSES HIS FORTUNE
ATI' EN
ION.
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mass mwtt'f at
NOW OPEN " .
O ' I fti not forMt thp
pun-nuseu an inu'rrsi in ine-mirM1 ai tht,8t,lr Theatre,
BrUtayV June 3rd.
ln in which he worKPil as h buy. ut g p, m jf yOU
This fortune of a million francs was 'gurdiii)? any of the
pre iu doubt re
fills it be voted
lost through the vur &a! (ieuiyes it'
on June 7lh, be (invito at A nd, s all
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entered the riliK, after K'-ce came,
lehuild it.
measures will be th
y explain-
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I.A GRANDB
LABOR
OlNCIL,
PST
NTRAL
(The next story carries Carpentier
LA (iliANDhJ
to the chnmpioiiKhip ofaKurop.)
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BY HAL COCHRAN.
JARPENTJER SERVED IN THE FREXCII AVIATION SEC
TION DURING'-, TPtE WOULD WAR. HE HAD PILED UP A
FORTUNE IN THE FIGHTING GAME BUT LOST IT DUU
ING THE WAR
Georges Carpentier has come to the notic eye'' on opponents. It traced
United States from France to f iuht ! back to the early days when the two
Jack Dcmpsey tor the heavyweight played master and pupil in "thought
title less known than any fighter reading" performances,
who ?ver went Into a world cham- I (ieorges Kxplains.
poinship fight. Cothrau, in this story In connection with this Georges
of Carpentier'a life written for the I--, 'says:
Grande Evening. Observer, tells of j "Ik'scamps takes away from me,
the struggles of the one-time mine pit by his very influence, all my cares
boy in rising to the light-heavyweiaht and troubles when I am scheduled to
championship of the world. - Ifitrht, leaving nic to enter the ring
!with only a fighting mind.,
j "He subtly convinces me that he
' ' '.. , CHAPTERS. . is actually fighting it the-same time
. '. ,1 am, and fighting for me."
All question ns to Georges Carport- i . Su much for the "'hypnotic eye."
tier's right to the claim of champion JU.waaarnentier'. wallops that, work
'of France was settled when he woii carrying him to victories. j
from Marcel Moreau in eight round-,. His first battle in I!)I4 resulted in'
and later won from Albert Lurie, of-,a knockout of Pat O'Keefe, in two!
ficial heavyweight champion. I rounds. George Mitchel, Hubert Roc
Bouts Had been pnying tiro French ami Phillipe Robinson also went out'
team, Carpentier-Descnnips, well, and over the sleep route. J
Georges became a real idol o'. his, Gunboat Smith, topnntch American
country, while his manager reaped a! scrapper, then journeyed to Paris and
financial harvest. ! lost to Carpentier in the sixth round, j
Six knockouts in a row were next!0" B fou1-. Another foul gave fieor-1
added to the long string of wins Pos win over Kid Jackson in four j
Carpentier had accumulated. Hands- T0,mus- j
nwn, Rice, Cyclone Smith and George Then Joe Jeannette, prize Amcri
Cunther fell in order, in 1, 2, 1, and -can negro husky, crossed the pond
14 rounds. . ' 'and handed the Fiem-h wiz a lacing '
Jars Englands Pride. j in 15 rounds,
i Bombardier Wells,' English heavy- . Served As Aviator,
weight, then took the count in fo.irj This ended Georges' pre-war bat
frames and Albert Lurie and A-.hl"v i ties except for a few exhibition bouts.
Williams, both Frenchmen, toppled in 1 When France went to war with Gel-
three and four frames respectively. ; many, Georges enlisted in the avialien ,
The Wells defeat was a blow to branch. He was twice decorated. Dm-1
England's fistic' pride. A youngster ing the fighting days he gave puny
several Inches shorter and ninny boxing exhibitions for American
pounds lighter had trimmed one of its troops in France. !
leading battlers. The fighting game had pile.d up a j
In the meantime Jeff Smith, an fortune for Carpentier. lie hd even !
American, had run up a list of win
in Paris. Geyrges look him on and (
won in 20 rounds.; - This .name was
followed with a knockout of M. AboU
ii. three rounds, and a second knock-!
out'f Wells, in one round. That was
the last battle of 1913.
Throughout Carpentier's fighting i
career there had been gossip of Ies
camps and Georges working the "hyp
Mr. Curtis Talks.
This Is what Mr. Curtis, engineer
on the O.-W., aays of Cleveland. ()..
Detroit, Mich., and oil the Chicago
district opuntry, having just returned j
from there to his home town: "uur
prices om soda water and ice cream
are' murn lower than back in that
country, lice creim .there is l c
dish and 4ome plufcs as much as 2-"c
a dish is! chart? Ji. Ice cream sod'i
there is 21c aniliere, at our popular
Palace CoifectyWry, it is only l.'tc,
and all othVrtila water material, as
well as many other items, are much
-higher than in La Grande or on the
Pacific Coast."'
Palace Conlecltonery Co.
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In six iiound boxes, at reduced prices .
Only $1.05 each
Strawberries
Freftwater Strawberries are now eominu in in Kpleti-
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rices Are Itwisonuble
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