THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLF WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1921.
PAGE FIVE
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If Fight Is Framed, Carpentier
Is Throwing Away A Lot of Coin
8y William Slavens McNutt
(United Nuws Stuff Correspondent.)
MANHASSET, L. I,, Junu .!!).--(
The degree of certainty of u Dsi'.p
sey victory expressed by tUe grral 1
majority of experts is not borne out
in the record butting on the big
fight. According to 99 out of lull
American experts, Dempsey is nt
least a CO to 1 shot. They nre ul
nfost unauiinous in the opinion tliut
ho should win within live rounds
or less and few of them accord the
Frenchman an outside chunco to stay
the limit, let alone knpek thu croWn
from Dempseys head.
In spite of all this I lie odds are
hovering around U to 1 and there is
little betting. If the acknowledged
expert judges of tights and fighters
are s: certain that Dempsey is sun1
to win, why aren't they offering big
ger odds and thuo taking the op
portunity to cash in on a sinro tiling?
The answer Is the secrecy in
which Carpentier ha's prepared for
the bout. No one is abnolutely cer
tain as to what is going on in
the
ring back behind the barn in the
country road jual a short distance
from this quiet village.
The experts came to see Carpen
tier work on the days when the
public was admitted and went away
no wiser. The Frenchman, they
said, had nothing. Dempsey would
beat him in the Hist round, the
challenger would nut last beyond the
first solid punch Dempsey landed.
It was absurd, they said, the idea
of this slim French boy seriously
believing that he had a chance with
the burly champion. They hinted
that he knew he had no chance;
that he had come over Just to take
down the loser's end of the puise;
that he expected to get Into the ring,
take a poke on the chin, the count
of 10, his money and a boal back to
France in as rapid succession as
possible.
They were almost sure that thi:i
was the case, but not quite. Not
quite sure. They are not quite sure
yet and that it why the betting odds
do not squnre with the opinions ex
pressed. This is one tiling they
cannot satisfactorily explain: If
Carpentier is here just to take down
the loser's end of the purse, without
hope that he may win, why does he
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will meet at the home of .Mrs. L. A.
Booth, Saturday, Julj 2. i'i
Masons Attention
Special coniniunicattlon
Wasco lodge No. 15, A. F.
&. A. M. this Wednesday
evening, 7:30 p. m. Work in
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FOR RENT Player piano. G. E. Cm'
son the .Music Man, 30
FOR RENT Well furnished sleeping
room on first floor. Large enough
for two. Hot water. 1
FOR RENT Till ee room finished
apartment, private- bath. Telephone
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FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms,
rates reasonable. 722 East. Third
street. 3U
FOR. RENT OR FOR SALE 'Four
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FOR RENT Rooms at 508 Washing
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kitchen. 1
FOR REINT -Sleeping roomr, $10 per
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409 Vest Eighth Hreot. Telephone
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FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
looms. Also small furnished house
suitable for batching. Inquire 111
West Second street. 29
FOR RBNT ,OR SALE The .Ml
Wrenn ranch, Including liny crop,
fruit and vegetables. Will give lous
lease very reasonable. Write box
321, care Chronicle, l
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Ono ton Maxwell truck
In excellent condition. Bargain.
Write box Ml, care Chronicle. 29
FOR SALE Itmbert cJierriea for
canning, 'cheap. Oregon Growers,
First nnd Jefferson streets. 1
FOR SALE The meanest man in
town will sell hay at east end of
Second street Wheat luy or nlfalf"
$17 per ton delivered. $16 and you
tftke it away 8 a. in, to 6 p. in, 6
f?yTHESEt Haw Ads
1 leftist the $30,000 to $50,000 that he
1 might make in adniissjons if he
! trained somewhere near Atlantic
City and
admitted the public at so
much
.. ... . , ,
per head? Why does he refuse
tl.lu ,,.,.. n.l .v.... .1 1... r....
, . , ' , '
uniess ue nas something up his
sleeve? Unless he hopes to win and,
capitalize the championship .'
It Is an
pentler Is
$50,000 for
In secret,
will be a
record in
admitted fact
that Car
imvllicr' frmii 4'!nriim 1.1
....... VUUUUU ,w
tlie privilege of training
11 nil loses, mm money
dead loss. It is not on
the experience of any
with tin French that a
American
I'l enchniaii loses a dime without lie i
sees a chance to make a dollar.
Logic arguer. mat Carpentier be
lieves that 4hj has a good chance
to win the title. lie may be sadly
mistaken, but he surely believes it.
Logic further argues that lie inns!
bo doing something iu.-tthe secrecy
Tor which he lias paid so dear;
something about the value of which
, the
fight experts and Jack Demp
I
sey are not certain. They don't
think it amounts to anything. They
snesr at it, but they aie not 100
percent certain that their cneera are
justified.
The result is evident in the odds.
It costs nothing to laugh at the
Frenchman's pretensions. They arc
nat so sure that it will not be costly
to give odds against his performance
commensurate 'with the scorn of
him they express. Experts who
state definitely Hint Carpentiei
hasn't even an outside chance to
last the limit, let alone win, refuse
to give odds better than 3 to 1 that
Dempsey will win.
What has Carpentier in reserve?
How good is he today? How excel
lent a defensive battle is he capable
of fighting? Does he show staff in
his private workouts that would
change the betting odds in case it
was known?
The experts laugh at this idea.
The attendants at tiie Dempsey camp
laugh at it. They say Dempsey is
only afraid that the Frenchman will
be unable to make a contest of it.
Perhaps. But talk is cheap and
that is talk.
If the experts knew absolutely
what goes on in the privacy of the
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Price $45.00. Telephono red 1101. 5
FOR SALE Brown maro, 9 years old,
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FOR SALE Xew bug; cheap for
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FOR SALE One 54-gallon gasoline
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FOR SALE Several good dairy cown,
some to freshen noon. Come after 5
p. m. Paul Curtlss, three mlieq up
Mill creek. 29
FOR SALE One white enamel kitch
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Cull red 5CS1 or inquire 514 West
Eighth. - - Jl
FOR SALE Large . and uuall farm
ami orchard tracts. Reasonable
prices, good tonus. W. C. Hanna,
Dulur, Ore. , lStf.
FOR SALE--Neatly furnished liouso,
sleeping porch, bath, garage, two
fine hits, fruit and garden. Easy
terms Inquire lion Bluff. 2'J
FOR 'SALENlne room house, 'with
big hit, extends from Third to
.Fourth street, street Improvements
In and paid, will be sold cheap and
on good terms. Black & Cruui, 30
FOR SALE Complete threshing ma'
clilne. 28-Inch J. I. Caso separator
nnd engine Outfit in first class con
dition E. A. Read, Rulck Oarago,
Telephono main 921. 27tf
FOR SALE TJaled nay and grain. Wo
deliver any place in town. Ono
horse, weight 1750. 7 years old.
Guaranteed. Will sell or trado for
cattle One team, weight 2400.
Sound and gentle. O. K. Feed
barn. Julv2
FOR SALE One hay chopper; lliree
header boxes, 9x18; ono coublu
disk, one two-bottom 14-inch gang
iilow one 14 Inch two-way plow
Several head of hotses, Roy Gra
ham Northwest Sheep company
Oranddailes, Wash,, or J C r.hr.ill
city. 2'.w2i3
Carpentier camp the privacy so
dearly bought -they would he more
wining pernaps to net tiielr money
the way they express thair opinions.
It is also said that Dempsey would
'sleep better of nights If he had ub
solutely accurate reports on the con
dition and ability of his opponent.
A tl1 urwiil cttwitt nf ttifTtttti tit utm.lh
:' ,. K"V.'rt ' "
1U .1 VMIIHM MUM UepilllIlg IO
.i.,,-,,.,,, ,,, ..,
-".
" may be demonstrated In the
rini;
Jersey
City that
Carpentier Ins
a great Illusion;
before the chain
been the
victim of
s helpless
that liu
i piou. nut
if that pioves to be the
' case.
the most surprised man In the
will be Carpentier. He be
that he can beat Deinusev
(llt..l
: r,,vi,
lie is so sure ot it that lie has
tossed aside from $30,000 to $50,000
llor theprhiige of fittlns himself
for victory in seclusion. And the
hotting odds prove that the men
who sneer at him for his belief in
himself are not so sure that be is
mistaken as they say they are.
Those intimately connected .w it li
the bout express no concern over the
attempt being made by reformers I J1
havu the bout prohibited. Governor
Edw'anl I, Edwards, of New Jersey,
said Monday that he thought the re
formers were wasting their time in
making t he attempt.
"This exhibition," the governor
saw, win ue conuueteu strictly ac
cording to law. I can say that."
It is lecalled that rhe Leonard
Dundee fight tor the lightweight
championship-was held in New Jer
sey under the present law and it
was legally equivalent to the Demp-sey-Carpentier
fight.
NO
AMERICAN IN
HENLEY
REGATTA
Uy tJnlttd Press
HENLEY-ON-THAMES, June 29.
Henley Regatta, England's greatest
aquatic meeting and . society river
picnic opened today with pre-war
brilliance. The river iwas gay with
aristocratic houseboats, launches,
punts and other i iver-craft, the
womenfolk donning the latest crea
tions of Uond Street and Paris
modistes. All the riverside mansions
contributed their quota of spectators,
there being numerous al fresco pic
nics on the lawns.
From the sporting point of view
the racing suffered from the absence
of American, French and Uelglan
competitors, but the International
character of the event was well
FOR SALE OR RENT 87 acres, 35
acres -in alfalfa-, 30 acres plow
'ground, 20 acres pasture, eight
miles from town. Prior water right
for irrigation. House, two big barns
and all necessary buildings. Mehoo.
across road. $100 per acre, $3100
would handle. C. McDonald, Club
Cigar' store. 29
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3U
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Also some remodeling In store, (1. 10.
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LOST -Parly finding bag of laundry
on night of June 27 or 28, whL-h wis
lost oil' truck In The Dalles between
11 p. in. and 0:30 a. in., return lo
l.Motor Service garage. No questions
uuked. Poriland-Tho Dalles Truck
Uorvico. 1
MISCELLANEOUS
PLAIN SEWING -and shhts uiaur to
order tit 211 Court street, ('ill ittrl
talk It over. ,i
nfiMS'nTcluNO I'lcot edglngira'
U M. Boothb;', 308 Washington
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HEMSTITCHING and plcollng ul
tachinent, $2.00, Buttonhole attach
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chine Personal checks, 10c extra
Llghta Mail Order House, box 127,
Birmingham, Ala. 1
innlniilned by entries from Holland
and Norwny. The Dutch .Mans Row-
dig club had an elj;ht entered tor the)
Grand Challenge Cup while t lie
Chrlstiania Rowing club had an eight
in die Thames Challenge Cup and
a four In the Wyfold Challenge Cup
iwhlln at Dutchman, F. E. Eyken of
the Delft University club, was among
the entiles for the Diamonds Sculls,
which carry virtually the champion
ship of England, if not Indeed, the
world. Eyken made uti unsuccessful
attock on the diamonds last year,
Racing continues for four days, the
semi-finals being alated for Friday
and thu final.i to;- Saturday. All the
beat amateur oainien In England aie
competing,
UNCLE SAM'S FIGHT
MONEY "CUT" BIG
By Unltt'd Pre.iM
NEW YORK, June Uncle Sam
wasn't mentioned in the agreement,
and lie is not going to put on t lie
gloves. The closest he will get to
the ring will be the box office.
Uncle Sam, however, Is going to
get tlie biggest cut of the Dempsey
Carpentier money. He will get more
than Tex Rickurd will make out of
the show and he will get more than
Dempsey and Carpentier, wit limit
turning a hand.
Revenue officials, basing their fig
ures on receipts of a million dollars
which seem sure, have it in black
and white that Uncle Sam will make
close to $500,000 in that one Satur
day afternoon.
Tlie first cut is 10 percent of the
gross receipts. On a million dollar
gale that means $100,000.
Jack Dempsey will got $3 10,000 for
his shnre. His tax will amount to
approximately $165,000.
Georges Carpentier, having a""wlfo
and child, will not have to pay the
government as much income tax as
tlie champion. From his purse or
$240,00(1 ho will have to subtract
$01,000.
From Tex Richard, whose net pro
fits may be around $150,000, Uncle
Sam also will get a generous cut.
Altogether, especially if the re
ceipts go beyond a million dollars,
which is not Improbable, die govern
Bring Results
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able sort, are In active demand.
Many people have recently moved--perhaps
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.mlu aio looking once more for do
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice for Dids for Dnller. City
Atidltori'i'i,.
Dalles City calls for bids for Hit
construction of (lie auditorium.
The Council of Dalles City has tip
proved plans and specifications us
piepaied by Iloughtalliig & Uoiigan,
architects' of Portland, Oregon, as
shown by tho minutes of the Coun
cil meeting of .Line 1511), 1921. Sped
tlcations, plans and eslluutte for the
construction are on file in the office
of I lie Recorder of Dulles City, sub
jeci to Inspection, and the work will
be done in accoidancti with nald
plans and specifications and undni
the direction and supervision of such
architects.
All bids must be .accompanied by
i certified check for 10 of thu
amount of tho bid, to he forfeited
to Dalles City In caso such bid
should be accepted and tho bidder
should fall to enter into contract
mil bond for the faithful pertorru
ance of the work.
All bids shall be sealed and shall
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IMS Vogt Hlk Over Crosby's
ment will get very close to a half
million.
Then also the state of New Jersey
which levies a 10 per cent tax on
boxing, will come In for a cool little
$100,000.
Figure It up and see
profit, Uickard stands to
how much
mu'-x'.
COUNTERFEIT TICKETS SOLD
By United Press
NEW YORK, June 29 The comic
palter sleuth reading glass 'nevery
thingis confing back.
Tex Rickard today engaged a gang
of the reading glass Sherlocks to
tissist at his Jersey City soiree next
Saturday. If it weren't so hot the
non-disgulseable whiskers might also
be revived.
Tex hired Jhe reading glass squad
when he learned today that another
flock of counterfeit tickets has been
seen. Thu counterfeit is so good that
It defies everyone but an expert en
graver, and even ho must aid his
eyes with a lens. Three of the tick
ets were sold in Wall street today
before the 'auUioritles became sus
picious, MARSHAL FOCH DOESN'T
LIKE THE LIMELIGHT
lly United Press
PAR'IS, June J!l. Marshal Foch
has an awful time of It every time
they trot him out to shlnu at official
ceremonies. ,
The little grey-eyed gentleman,
who looks more like a professor of
(reek than fho greatest soldier of
Ills age, was particularly put out
iwheu they cast him and Cardinal
Dnpoy as tlie co-stars for the
Napolean centenary. For while the
Cardinal, being used to the purple
was quite at ease, the commander of
the mightiest army ever gathered
together most distinctly wasn't.
He was particularly ombarassed
when they brought him the famous
"sword of Austerlitz," which "the
little corporal" had brandished at
that battle. He fingered it gingerly,
as though it were a lighted lire
cracker. Then he laid it across Ills
knees, but that didn't suit him. Next
ho stood it up by the side of the
gilded chair In which they had
placed. Hut, fearing it might fall
down wttli an awful clatter at the
solemnest moment of the service, he
took it up in Ills iihnds again. It
bo filed with the. Recorder of Dalles
City on or before K:30 p. in., Juno
30, 1021, said bids to be opened by
the Recorder and Council on salil
ditto.
Dalles City reserves tito right lo
reject nils' nnd all bids,
Dated this 15lh day of June, 1921
D. L. GATES,
City Recorder. 30
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DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
If Your Back Hurts or Bladder
Eiottiers, Drink Lots of
Water.
When, your kidneys hut I and your
back ieels soie, don'l gel scaled
ami piocccd to load your stomach
Willi a lot of drugs that excite the
kidneys and irritate Hie entire urin
ury trad. Keep your kidneys clean
like you keep your bowels clean, by
fliishin;, I hem v. ilh a mild, liui inh't, h
sails, which lemoves the IioiIv'm uriu
ous waste and stimulates them to
their normal activity. The function
of the kidneys is lo lilter tile blood
In 21 ho.irs I hey strain I roiq II 500
grains of acid and waste, so wo can
readily understand the ilal iiupor
tancii of keeping the kldlievs active
Drink lots ol
drink top much;
pliarmacisl about
Salts; take a I
water you curl
also get from any
four ounces of Jail
abl"spoontul In a
glass of
morning
water hcfoiit breakfast each
for a few days and your
kidneys will then aci line. This fa
mouH salts Is made from the acid ol
grapes ami lemon Juice, combined
with lltlihi; and lias been used for
generations to clean and stiiiuliie
clogged kidneys; also to neutralize
the acids In mine so it Is no longer
a source of Irritation, Hi. is ending
bladder weakness
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot
Injure; makes a delightful efferve
scent llllila-water ill Ink which every
one should take now and then to
keep I heir kidneys clean and active.
Try this, also keep up the water
drinking, and no doubt you will won
dcr what became of your kidney
trouble ami backache Adv,
and Evenlnu by Appointment
Drug Store Phone Mlack 1111
of a
nuisance than
One of those near to him
heard the .Marshal muttering
says he
into his
moustache:
"Yes, 1 suppose the next Hint
they'll bring me thu 'sun of Auster
llu and then what'll I do with It?"
FOOD
PRICES BEGIN
TO FALL IN
GERMANY
By United I'luss
RERUN, June 2!). -A slight sink
ing of prices for the most important
foods is noted in German markets,
Statistics show that with the excep
tion of bread, the tfcessltles have
dropped about 15 percent since the
flint of the year. Ulead and coal,
however, cost slightly more than on
January 1.
Mutter was released in June from
government control, with tlie result
that considerable can now be pur
chased in tlie stoics openly and at
lower prices than previously. 'Ph.'
price dropped within a low days
from 35 marks to 22 marks a pound,
Restrictions on rationing of milk
have also been decreased though a
certain governmental control is still
maintained so that the poor may not
be victims of profiteering and so
that they may be at:suied a proper
quantity of milk for their children.
LEPER A DAY, KEEPS
CROWD AWAY, OPINES JUDGE
lly United Nuwa
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21. The
usual crowd of hangers on which
get Its thrills of life visiting the
courts dully to enjoy the airing of
other people's troubles, was In at
tendance this afternoon in Superior
Court Judge Michael Roche's coin I
"Your honor," said George Perkins
attorney for Lin Fook, in making a
presentation that Ills client bo ad
mitted to hail, "my client has leprosy
and."
There was an uproar in tlie court
room
and a small riot ensued.
Shabbllv dressed men and lal
overly dressed women made a slmll
taneous rush for the doorway, all
attempting to get tlnough at once.
The bailiff rapped for order in
vain.
When the last of the crowd had
disappeared, Judge Roche cleared
his throat and announced to the
empty courtroom that leprosy was
not contagious.
"A leper a day seems to keep the
crowd away," slated the judge.
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p.ilnts Leave The Dalles, 9 a. 11).
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PIANOS TUMID Knot repaired, ac
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Player net ions a specialty. Work
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was more
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THREE TO ONE ODDS
GIVEN ON DEIM
i J i
HEAVY BETTING ON OUTCOME
OF FIGHT STARTS IN
NEW YORK.
By United New
NEW YORK, Juno. 29 The big
money is beginning to show Its color
on Hie Dempsey-Curpenller fight. For
the llrst time since the bout was
arranged, Wall street began betting
heavily Tuesday. Approximately $800,
000 was wagered on the floor of the
stock exchange.
The first bet recorded was $00,000
to $20,000 that Denipsoy would score
a knockout. It was snapped up.
Thirty thousand dollars at the same
odds went somewhat slower, but was
finally placed. Another $30,000 failed
to find takers, at the same odds.
"The same broker then began phic
lug bets and found ready money
for them at even money that Car
pentier would not respond to the
bell at tho beginning of Hie seventh
round.
Main COfil -nennett Taxt Main 01. tf
Chronicle Will Show
Fight Returns, Round
By Round, Saturday
The Chronicle will have a full
report of the Dempsey-Carpentier
championship fight Saturday af
ternoon. Round by round, as fast
as they are ticked off in tlia Jer
sey City ring, the returns will
reach The Dalles, and put on the
bulletin board.
The first returns will probably
begin getting In about 12 o'clock,
noon. TJiero are eight preliminary
bouts, and the main light probab
ly will not start much before 8:30,
New York time. Tills Is 12:30, Pa
cific time, but the flsht may start
earlier, if the preliminaries are
slulrt, and 'there will be other
news of interest 16 ItUlip tho fans
happy.
Immediately after the "fight Is
over, The 'Chronicle will be oil J
(he street, iwith a lull account.
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