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- r;:-r " T.l ' I I ' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '' " ' ; ? 4 'gUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1921 1
Tables Turned; What ' Dfemnsev " In sirf IK pf Rnnoc. Q" ' 0'h", n sm,"H" o,m- h p " mV7 Fiu wwt of fwdmm wm bn
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VHWJi s -v t-04 'iL- - . ales. Mr. Collins believes thai this 'loa I"'"""" ''". " Swlmmin D.va
. . -- X' eViMCv? . LZV--v i'g ,. amount will be held over by the Sienna... Wusro and Morrow nil .' '. . J " j
' fm X . V A' aispoaltloTl to Klve ImlL-a.loi. ot a ,i.,uPor crop Bu o Eood bath cap and iro .w.ro-
) VSsX """iv " yZ sell. and I ltt with throe weeks of fnv- ming. SilverMjorn have a fine lot,
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--TrW-Z rT) f ) )- ipropects In Umatilla county and the '""J-obo expected. Home at .30c. X .
' -.-Vo 91 vNO- - ) -ji. 7j?J-f TlCTS iv V '!' ' 'northwest In general been so f.iy- UnrvoM In this rountv In the re- i i mjsm
Ch '&4W ' El 1 A R ! Arcade
IJ M)ViL J '$vL i(h(!r coMm HJCL TllK(!RKATfcjAMl0LIVER.(X:uV001 TONIGHT
I Ho likes even the fut. middle-nirotl I bvsi They reTiinl '.'him i.f hi
V BllK-iw T. n,.n who has run out from town I A . II
' Wrtts. ' Y HE STRUCK
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By ROY GROVE.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 21.
Jack Pempsey doesn't do all the work
in his training by a long shot.
Just outside .the ropes sits a con
glomerate crowd mixed faces ami
mixed .emotions.
. Every move that the champion
makes is reflected in those ringside
jnaps.
From little Elmer to Aunt Emma,
they train with Jack.
They duck a punch they sock one
over flush on the jaw they crouch
they register pain und they flare
with joy.
And Jack loves them nil.
lie likes the hero worship of the
liltle Elmers because he is still a
boy at heart himself.
He likes even the fat, middle-aged
n.an who has run out from town
to look him over, and who leans
against a post, thumbs ill his vest,
and feet crossed and gives the fans
a "treat" of "I-told-you-sn" stuff.
He likes the curious looking lit
tle man with the big woman his
wife who seem? to h'l anxious to
learn the latest :n blows, possibly
i for usr? on her husband.
He likes the tonga -locking eggs -the
inevitable foll..v.ts of training
camp dust, who re" i:,d htm that he
h ir the grim bus' n,-.--. .of fiphting.
I i t ho loves ui' Aunt Knum:s
"Ho
best They re-nind '..him
mother. -..-u ,,- ,-i
The Aunt KmniaV'Kil nt ihe rin
s'ci and "oh" anl "all" inn I exclaim
"mercy me" evoty time 'ylovv meet it
Kiuve una wish tnat'tlie.v hid n sun
with as perfect a body lit the ch.mt
pion. :
Just the other :!ay when Doninvv
was entering the iioxin.t exhibition I
rv" a motneriy oni woman ran
and grasped his 'ami. "You're goini'
to win, Jack," she said. "I wish I
had a boy like you ."'
Dcmpseyi turned to Ke-in:.? and
said "Give her n pasi. Ilrvr. Sue
reminds me of my inot'ur."
w
Can We
Here's
uce?" Women
How, In Pictures
Ask Carp;
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fell 1-4 Amk
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' BY ALICE ROUE- 1 ' LV J'
WANHASSKT, L. I., Juno 21.
i-Thero is no use denying that
a -lot of fominine ink'Lcst is
Centering about the tupciiticr
training quarters. ,
two positions showing the strenuous work he
. - , ' ' 1 Georges Carpenlie
f But though mysteries and secrets I goes through in stomach-strengthening exercises. As an answer to the
seem to be the order of the Hay loft-repeated inquiries from plump women as to how he keeps "his figgcr''
here is where one little secret is go-j Georges points to these pictures. , '
ing' to be turned right side out to .. .
tne public gaze. Wilson. There isn't a chance for the ; divulging a few secrets bcine fu-
.The fact that female forms may rii,.t f.ms ,,ttimr the .recipes and the
be seen- prowling about the cow pas-, svsl,.m.lt least until after the fight,
ture's distant fences trying to get ' 7h(.y sav CariM-ntior is massaged
near 'Georges' training gyms doesn't , with a scc; preparation. Wilson
mean that American womanhood has,won tp wn.lt it iswhich n,i,s to
deteriorated or become coarsened by:.L ..eiieral mvsterv.
a too masculme interest in the sport
of sports. ' .'t -. .
Not a bit of it. ,- . '
H you notice the outlines of Che
ladies- who are trying to rush Ihe'
barbed w-ire entanglements and scale
the high fence, you'll observe that
not one of them is suffering from
emaciation.
"Cooks, calories, calesthenics, Car
pentier!" That's the slogan of the female
fat fighters who are trying to find
out how Georges preserves his "per
fect figger."
If only ( arpentier would lot them
see him train all this awful torture
or rolling on floors, morning and
night, whirling ones arms around
' like pin wheels till one become-;
dizzy,' going through all those box
ing movements might be simplified
until .life were worth living.
Magic Diet.
The secret preparation of Georges'
food is in. the hands of his special
cook, Henri Marcot. The menu is di
rected and supervised by Trainer
IS NAMED CHAMPION.
The unsuccessful attempts to lure silhouetted against the far horizon
j Chef. Marcot. and fins Wilson tnto'of the cow pasture.
"How I would love to get that
prescription, ''said -my . Tat friend,
"I've been ruMvd -with camphor till
I feel like a moth lall
me anil i..arpeniier Doing unap
proachable .it has been suggested
that after the fight Georges might
make a fortune by givig a course
of instructions, with special menus
on "How I retain my perfect figure."
Now, while Georges, is also a per
fect gentleman it does get on his
nerves not to be nble to gaze at the
skyline without seeing a female head"
T
E1STEIS
AHEANNOUNCED
ENTRANTS ARE TAIKEI)
TOURNAMENT.
l'OR
Preliminaries Can he' Played Off nl
Any Time .Matches to be on
Concrete Courts.
Announcement was mado this
morning of the lineup for the prelimi.
naries of the tennis tournament to be
put on by Ihe Y. M. C A. on the ron
cree courts of the I.a Grande Tennis
club on Thursday, Eriday and Sat
urday. . (
The preliminaries as announced to
day are divided into ,two groups for
the singles and two' groups for the
doubles. The first JVildie can be
played off any time 1he menibem of
the teams decide on and -the players
can choose any refect' they wish.
The schedule for ifiiw No 1 of the
singles is as foUmvii ! Waldo Stod-
!Wi-ft:rtn-itm-rilw;if3'r
I.ynrh vs. rio.,jjnv Charles
Hinger vs. Don Nirhoio; -Charles Uey
mdds vs. Harry ProeUr . The win
ners of each of these 4hmk will play
to (iciewiune who wiUJ)lfty. the final
winner of the second group.
The second ' group s follows:
Frank. Black v. B 'ilsonj N.
Frees vs.,G. R. HnganV Ted Larson
vs. Roy. Lynch; Williigj) ,usoy vs. A.
W. Nelson; Chnrlesujuliiig vs.. Ted
Ileidenrich. v . . ' .
The doubles have ,tyon, llividod into
e following groups: .Christian and
THE V0LK)O(AllKKO
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
the
( hnstian vs. Casey and Nichols nnd
Harding and Reynlsl Stoddard
and Black. Frees 4nflMlncrner 'v.
M.yneh- and -T.Jnchl-Jtitit Wilson iinrl
Wilson vs. I.arsen amliPrortor.
Most of the matijteajwill probably
be played off after Jve in the after
noon as a large numbeyit the play
ers will be unable tu.plH.vi at any other
time. Snertntors will ' boi welcome ,i
all of the matches.
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Love and Divorce ;
2 Kendall and Slitter '
No Children Allowed
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