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L Tunney'o Record
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hit blm again tvlth the champion
ship at stake.
Tunucy's complete record fol
lows: . v '', v,; ' - '
1010 Bob Pierce, ko, 2 rounds
Bob Martin, derision, 4 ; rounds;
K. O. Sullivan, 1 decision, In ten
rounds; -Ted Jainicson, decision,
lO rounds; Dan. O'Dowd, no decis
ion, 8 round.
. 1020 -Whiter Allen, k o, two
rounds; Jim Monohan, k o, one
111- ?:r '' It I brake shoes which are , VAl
v - ' ( f if L.T V J of die cart aluminum. And -
5 I I i V I H thus keeps out all water and 4 iswty v-
j V f U 31 1 dirt from the mechanism. S y ....
I V' II ? V' Vl Not. extremely large brake
I'. ' Ml ' VSl'v drum shown at left. . .
NeWNasti Features
7)earing -crankshaft mo
qrwortd'$' smoothest
' -'t powers all new
' Nath tnodiU.
wr-rvnti cirankcate
"breathe tfrk'ch ore-
-" yriscrinkcasedilutioa.
New "HouMe beam head
U$twitHtteringwheel control.
. - Rich new body finish col
v or. t. ,
' Atl enclosed bodies are of
' the -expensive wood
frame body construction
em'plOyed by finest
i American and Europe-
: 'an motor cars. .
; And a long Ust.of added
hew improvements.
'The Simplest
and Most.Ef f i'cient
4 Wheel BiMs&s
Standard Equipment No Extra Cost
Another vital Nash mechanical superiority is the
special Nash 4-wheel brake system the safest, sim
plest and most efficient type known to. the industry.
Fully equalized to right and left, front and rear,
these brakes banish entirely the dangerous swerving
characteristic of partially equalized brakes.
They are of unique simplicity in design, "having
fewer points requiring lubrication than any other
mechanical brake system.
Their instant, powerful, but velvety ease-ful pressure
is scientifically distributed, 60 to the rear and
40 to the front.
The sixteen new Nash models now on display. Come
.in at once and personally inspect their many new
attractions.
F, W. PETTYJOHN CO.
365 N. Commercial St. Telephone 1260
round; Al Huberts, k o, 3 rounds;
Ed Klnlejr, k o, 3 rounds; K. O.
KulIlTan, k o 1 round; Jeft Mad.
den, k o, 2 rounds; Ole Anderson,
k o 3 rounds; Sgt. Ray Smith, k
o, 2 rounds; Paul Sampson, no
decision, lO rounds; Leo Honck,
no decision. 0 rounds and again
in lO rounds. ,
1021 Young Ambrose, ko, 1
round; Soldier Jones, k o, v7
rounds; Jack Kurke, k o, 2 rounds.
Wolf Larsen, k o, 7 rounds; Ed
die O'Hara, k o, U rounds; Martin
Iturke, dct-isino, lO. rounds; l-kldk
Josephs, derision, 12 rounds; Her
berl t'rossley, decision, 7 rounds.
122 Jnrk tliffonl, k o, fi
rouitds; Jack liurkc, k o, O rounds,
Ray Tlioofpson, k o, 3 reui'ds;
Jack Canton, k o, 1 round, "lar
ie Welnert, k o, I rounds; WliH
ey Wenzel, k o, 5 rounds; Battl
ing Ieviusky, decision, 12 rounds,
(won American light heavyweight
champion); Fay Krlser, derision,
10 rounds; tliuck WJjurlii'i, decis
ion, 1(V rounds; Kaj Kciscr, nv
decision, lO i-uiiimI; Charley
Welnert, no dcisiou. III rounds.
Tommy IodKlii-iin, no decision, fi
rounds; Harry Greh, lost decision,
15 rounds (lost championship.)
1923 Jack Clifford, k o, 8
rounds; Chuck WijiKins, decision,
12 rounds; Harry Greb, decision,
15 rounds (rcjraiiicd cluunplon
ship); Ian O'Dowdt decision, 12
ruunds; Harry tireh, decision, 13
rounds; Jimmy lelaney, no decis
ion, lO rounds; Jack Renault, uo
contest, 4 rounds.
121 Harry Foley, no decision
lO rounds; Itay Tliompsou, k o,
two rounds; Martin liurke, decis
Ion, 13 rounds: Jimmy lelaner,
no decision, 10 rounds; Krmino
Spalfa, knockout, 7 rounds, tieor
rcs Cni-penfier, knockout, 13; Je
Ivohnian. k o 2 rounds; Harry
;reb. no declsin, lO; Harry Fo
ley, k o, 1 round; Ruddy McHale,
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QUALITY MEN'S WSAHVJ
The Store With the
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Before You Invest
INVESTIGATE
ron Fireman
HAS STOOD THE TEST
For the past two years whenever the question
of heat has come up for consideration in any
important Salem Building, and Business Men
made a thorough investigation of this all im
portant problem, considering all types of fuel
available in Salem both from the standpoint of
present cost and also of assurance of future
cost, and considered safe and efficient opera
. tion, the very minimum of labor costs and the
best assurance of a well managed boiler plant,
invariably the IRON FIREMAN has been adopt
ed as the only burner that could give a satisfac
tory Volution to all these problems.
When; the question of heatlftg the splendid
Y. M..C A. building was considered by an able
grpup of business men all types of burners and
fuel, were considered, after writing to many
stoker users the decision was an IRON FIRE
; MAN-as the only burner that would do.
Tnci Board of Regents of . the .State Normal
-Schoojs, having at its command exact informal
f tion as to all types of fuel concluded that coal,
plus the IRON FIREMAN would be the most
satisfactory fuel today all of the five buildings
of the Oregon. Normal Schools are heated with
IRON FIREMAN installations, at a large saving
over the cheap wood previously used.
When Mr. F. D. Bligh considered the heating of
his splendid new building the question as to the
burner touse had been settled, for already two
of his buildings were being heated with stokers
.and a third IRON FIREMAN, by the way the
largest in Salem at the present time, was pur
chased. There is not a stoker installed anywhere in
Salem that is not giving 100' satisfaction.
Stoker installations are made only after care
ful and conscientious consideration of aH the
facts involved in each plant, and stokers will
not be sold unless they can perform an essential
Service. '
YOU ARE SAFE , WITH THE IRON FIREMAN
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Feeding Your Heating Plant
We will be glad to discuss your heating problems and see-lf a stoker can be of use to you, if it can
not, wefwill be frank to tell you so. If it can, you are.Avastiiig money and foregoing comforts every
' day you are putting off without one.
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rilliLMAN FUEL COMPANY
Heat Merchants
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1926
k o 2 rounds; Jeff Smith, fio de
cisionals rounds.'
1023 Torn Gibbons, k o 12
rounds; ' Hartley Madden, k o, 3
rounds; Jack Herman, k o 2 rds;
Dau O'Dowd, k o 2 rounds; Harry
Greb, no decision, lO rounds;
Johnny Risko, decision, 12 rds.
Dempseys Record
(Cuutinued ttom pag 1.)
113-1!I-
I iron nd; Ililly
tall. His coinpTete record follows:
Kid Hancock, k o.
Murphy o k, 1
round; Chief Gordon, k o,
rounds; Johnny Person, k o, 7
rounds; Ananias Campbell, k o, ?
raruuds; Joe Iyons, k o, ! rounds;
IVnl Vmh1s, k o, I rounds"; eo.
Cojieiin, k o, 7 rounds; Andy Mai
Joy, k o, 3 rounds; Two Round
Gillian, k o, 1 round; Jack Dow
ney, k o, 2 rounds; Boston Bear
cat, k o, 1 round; Battling John
sou, k o, t round; George Chris
lian, k o, 1 round; Jack Kwlm,
k o. 4 rounds; Jim Bonds, k o, lO
rounds; Dan Ketchel, k o, 3
rotinds; Bob York, k o, 4 rounds;
Jack Downey, draw, 4 rounds;
Johnny .Sudenberf;, .draw, . lo
rounils; And)' Malloy, Iraw, 20
rounds; Jack lowney, lost deci
sion, 4 rounds; Johnny Suden-
bct'K, won decision, lO rounds;
Terry Keller, won decision, lO
rounds; Andre Anderson, won de
cision, lO rounds; Wild Burt Ken
ney, won decision, JO rounds;
John lister Johnson, won deci
sion, lO rounds.
11117 Al. Norton, k o, 1 round;
Charlie Miller, k o, 1 round; Jim
Flyn, k o, 1 round; Willie Meehan,
draw, 4 rds; Willie Median, draw,
4 rds; Willie Meehan, won decis
ion, 4 rds; Bob McAllister, won
decision, 4 rds; Gunboat Smith,
won decision, 4 rds; Call Morris,
won decision, 4 rds.
J18 Homer Smith, k o, I
round; Jim Klynn, k o, 1 round;
Bill Brennan, k o, O rds; Bull
Sadee, k o, 1 round; Tom Riley.
k o, 1 round; Dan Ketchel, k o,
2 rds; Arthur l'elky, ko, 1 round;
Kid McCarthy, k o, 1 rdund; Bob
Derer, k o, 1 round; Iorky Flynn,
k o, 1 round; Fred Fulton, K o,
1 round ; Terry Keller, k o, 1
round; Jack Moras, k K 1 round;
Ihittling L4Tinsky, k o, 3 rds;
Porky Flynn, k o, 1 round; Carl
Moiris, k o, 1 round; Gunboat
Smith, k o. 2 rds; Billy Miske, no
decision, lO rtls; Wily Miske, no
decision, rds; Willie Meeluin,
lout decision. 4 ids: Carl Morris,
won on foul, rds; Clay Turner,
exhibit ion, 4 rds.
lOlO Bis Jack lllrkey, k o, 1
round; KM Harris, k o, 1 round;
Ukl Henri, k o. 4 round; Idie
Smith, k o. 1 round; Tony Drake,
k o, 1 rouud; Jess WHIam, k , .1
rds (for heavy weiRht champion-
si p). . '
1024K Billy Misk-. k o. : rJs;
Bill Brennan. k o, 12 rds; Terry
Kellar, exliibftion, 3 nls.
19tl4ieorseN t'arpen-i1". k
4 rds.
Toinnic ;lbbons. won
decision, 13 rds; liuls Firo, k o.
2 nls.
Pacific Coast
Results
Score- It. H. K,
Hollywood 2 7 1
Portland 4 11 2
Mulcahy and Peters; P.auni
Bartner and Wendell.
Score H. H. K.
Missions -r G 2
Seattle 7 14 0
Barfoot, Bryan and Walters;
Martin and K. Baldwin.
-1st game:
Baker;
It. II. K.
0 3 0
4 9 0
Yarrisou
Score-
Oakland
Los Angeles . .
Pruett and
and Sandberg.
Score 2nd game
Oakland
Lou Angeles
Delaney and Bool; Jacobs, San
dera. Day and Hannah.
It. H. E.
4 C 0
2 G 2
Score-1 v "- 5-
Sacramento ; 'J. 1 1 - -10 14 0
San Francisco 4 3 2
Suncari' and Koehler; Hansen
and Vargas. . '
American League
Results :
Score r
It. H. E.
1 8 ' 4
-Boston ?
Cleveland .,.-....... 5 81
lleimach. Zahniier and Bis
choff; Buckeye and L. Scwell.
Score , n. II. E.
New York 1 ..-4-0
Chicago 2 'lw , 2
Shocker and Severcid; urs
toh and McCurdy. .
Score if, K. H. E.
Washington .......... 6 10 0
St. Louis ... 3 10 0
Murray and Ruel: Giard, Cas
ton and Schang, , ...
DETROIT, ) Sept. 22.4"(AP)
Philadelphia hit 'Whltehill hard
to win from Detroit todajr 8 to 2.
Score '
Philadelphia, . .
Detroit
n. H. E.
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Walbere. Pate and Perkins;
Whitehia, Honoway and Manlon.
G. W.Ir!' tires, tubes and ac
cessories. Has the Goodyear tires,
the standard f the world. Mr.
Day can gl you more mueage.
Homer Com I. and Chemeketa. ()
- Forest Grove County to com
plete 36 nilles of market roads
this year. -. i
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0&3LY 3 Slfl or o Day a
To buy your
Briquets at the Summer Price
Get your order in now
Phone 1853
Distributers .
HILLMAN FUEL CO.
Dealers: Capital City Transfer Co.
Larmer Transfer Co.
HillinniM Feel I
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j have concluded arrangements with us to be the jj
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GASC0 BRIQUETS.
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SOLE DISTRIBUTORS
in Salem for the famous
ALL HEAT-NO ASH"
Place your order now for next season's need, with them,
corner Broadway and Hood, phone 1855, or with your
regular dealer who can arrange with the Hillman Fuel
Company to get our product.
Remember-
That ours are the only all-carbon
Briquets that leave no ashes.
Briqu
et Div'n-Sales Dep't
PORTFUAND
GAS & COKE CO.
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