The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 18, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'I ill' BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BF.N'P. OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGU fl 18, I02B PAGE a American Swimmer Collapses i MM Certrude Ederle Makes Two-thirds of Way if. i'. Uaeaed wUvImTIm' Amd Paltaftlo) NKW VOIIK, Aug I k I hi North '. iM'Tl .tn Newspaper Alll.tnt i- mi imuneed through l ho United Pn h)n tif itT iinun thai t 1 1 r ut BSdorle i (tUapw l itt .t (8 p, in , iiftir ills hod t'Ovurod more thun two-third of iho list once serous lbs Rntfllsh shoonel. Kqu aipAtirKl to be Koliti -drone, when tic ..i becalm rOUgh nnd h Mint -ituhly ooltttp M life Hfinouiifeuiftnl t'APM (WW NHB, Knuue. Auk, I II fieri rude BAerle eottapasd and abandoned nor Btunnpi to iwlmilw I ;nili h.inuel !..'! k mm . . i... u thin afternoon Bootes iiv unforeseen WMthti i on dlltoni tnd i itl(f wind which blow up from tin outhwsel after thi bad bit Hod. the rouni American girl vu fori it to after nhi wnn Nt lmuti in huvi flOJffOfOd 'be dlOUtttCO tfOPO Oope Qrii Nei in within iboni even mile ol Hover Willi (Im channel Smooth and everything ippuponily propitious or n mrrtHfiil effort. Miss Rderte Ml eted the wilier ut rape UftS Nt ul V I a in , l 1 1 in ti 1 ii k Willi rulifl donee. A HtroiiK wind ram' Up fiom itic south wool nmi roughened the ohaonel waters thai during the lam two hotfri she wan buffeted by bOBV) SOUS SOd made pUUfSSS only with I Ii' itriHilrnl difficulty. Tin- nothau 4" I hud been In I hi cold u iit i SbOttl eight hour atul 4 iiifiuitrt vi hi' ii hlii war t.tketi iihuurd hi tiii. t..i Mur lull- mi w h h it her; i 'ollapM i nfoi ''I'M Thi oiiapee ol mi a Bderle, who w.i- regarded In Imve Imm-h the Ih-ki bunco of nny nwlmmer who hut made tin tttooipl against tin ir currents hi. I trOOOhvrmii tide of ilit (li'iitm'l lines i hurley Toilf, another Amer h an, BUCeOjOdOd lh September. MIS, nni an a blow iii iin iwunmer's id mtrom. Ilr phyiilijuo, pine It utid dltlOU hud l'd alt to lUpPOOO UtSl h- Mould iBccood in winning Iho liatlDOl, all h' Mitch I Iii' w.itiTn il-vi r h i v hfhu titMiti'ii In a .mi. OnU Joom Woifr, thi votorati Iralnrr. whu wim .1 i . r i with him Kdofto'i imtnloj nolliodB, iid ktri-HKd lurk of OOSfldonOO an Ii I'd frmn a rOOl OB Iho ftwnoh 00001 thli norntoi tod Ml 'in shoot foils (01 l'UKlaiid. In .ill only flvi' men hiiv i'immIm1 in iwlnmloo tho chonnoli Next Tnoi day will bo eolobrttod the lOth nnnl w-i'ttiiry of tin firm nurri'iinful al lOUIptf Ihol f Captain Malh'W Widih 00 Aiik nut ft. IP7I. SPORT TABLOIDS 1 it, p. 1j anal win e, TIh Bnd BallMbi 1 DKT1101T. Mb h . Auk 1 f Harry Orobi ntddlowolgkl cko.nplon, had a 1 1 k lit workout he. 1 iilfthi. arinnlni , ully from Tommy Munis. Detroit, In 1" roandt, Qrok w.s aabatllutad f,r Jfnck Itelaney nl the last mliiule. NKW VliltK. Auk Is Losing mil'. Miie round by a narrow margin, .id,- Dundee. Baltimore lightweight, wen 11 12 round decision from Lull Vlnrentlnl, BOQth American Vln rentlnl was florsd twice In the 11th round and narrowly escaped a knm li oni. BOSTON Auk Is Bud tlnrmnn, Wisconsin hagvywolht, won a in ronnd dsolslon frim Jttcli Bharkoy, Boston. Kcarns Posts Big Forfeit With Now York Commission til. P. Ij Unci WIN I'. Tl.r llrl.,1 BqlWtll)) NEW YORK, Alii; Is In ail ef fort to force n heavyweight chnm plnnshlp bout between Jack Dempioy end Harr) Willi, Jack Kanrns came 1 ii to good standing 'in the New Vork hi tile boxing commission today h) posting 11 118,000 forfait for a match bet M i en the champion and wills in Lake id. ice on or before July 4, 11128. DR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor O'Kanc niig., Phono ihii Dr. Ilcrbcrt I. Mallclt Chiropractic Specialist itvl M Iii in it a Ave. I'Nme 41W O. S. PHILLIPS, M. D. Kie, ICnr, Noxn mill Till "III Hll'l'illllNt HooniH 17-111 O'Knno lllilg ROhfll 0 to 12, 2 to 0:110. 7 to 8 honen Offloe 171 J, Rgg, 120 j lUmbannau'i iinHpnni oortltloatoa OOOd Horn UNCONQUERED 4 Til IK UATl: IN Kl'OICT I HUM Oxford dofotttOd Jin r viiril In Mm- flffll Intoriiotionttj lnaiT turn on l he Tliaini'H, I I Th- l'hU;iii'lihla Al loth i dofoutod Hi" Atlontlui of Hrooklyn by mkloii 1 1 runw in t In li In) h IfinfllK . ItAS Thf "lily run RCOfOd Ifl an ih ipnliiN khibd botwoon tho Provlilt rtc'o and Detroit tboitm woo a hum a run hit by itnd s i iiin II, i.i: (.t t Won UMl IM. I pituburidi "f' l New Vurk B6 II .." Clnctnnktl f!! Bl IH Brooklyn . . . 62 14 ii St . I.ihiIk 61 67 ,411 DkllatflalHkla f. 11 U y .ill Cbletso I" M 1,1 Muslim .. 7 II 112 'I IMllt) Scic's Al New Vork It B I CblMkio 1 I 1 New VorU ... 711 I llaiterlcs fiiiiper nmi tiiinjali-s; BeOtt, Nchf ami Mm U) At Brooklyn " 11 I'litnlitirKh II II ' Itriiiiklyn I In BotlaTlO Vile. Aldrtdg anil Oooehi osimrne. Habboll, Khrbardt, Canmll Md Ti ir At Boston it ii i: HI. Uitiln I f " I IIONlllll i. 12 II Baturlot: RonUMrdl nmi 0'fr reii (laotvfi h and O'Nalll, At Pblladalphla it n Cincinnati 7 n 2 PblbidalpbU I ' 11 HiiilerleN ' l.iuiue i ml llarrruv'. Hens. Coneb, Hlubtll and Hanllna. S ml citmc: H. II K SI UiuU 2 il I Boaton ' r, ; i II n I i e r I e l) r. RkOB nnil s. hiiii.it. Qrabani ami on. in I Kninc- It 11. K Ctnetnnatl 11 is I'hlladalphbi (C II 1 i 1 1 lunliiK! BftUortoa; Banton, I, Mays mui WlntO, llariErav-: Knllbl, Itotta, Mil i lu ll ami Wllaon. liiAy Jt ' jwAkjcStKlbii ' i afclOOOOBBMyMMBOHwOJBHft "ti ii -j' !' wSSLm 4l H t nBwBB ' Pr ' ijiH : iiicvi i.' in inn' imiii- ISBw& J. 'mJUmL ' ' ''' L r '''''''i''-,!''i'-l ', 'i-,- ' ' -' : '"''' ! '! ; flRIHfiMHc jV - ' ' w' . . ' h f ' v tMi ill i. K Won ! t Pet. I hll.iilelphla 72 tt .1111 Washington ' 71 40 .ill lohlcaco 41 62 ,k40 ! I let roll 66 67 .411 HI Louis 66 67 .491 I Cleveland II 11 111 New York , 47 II .127 ! Booton 21 77 101 Totlnj Kror s At Oetroll it 11. I 11 t-rlc iioyt ami Benjtoush; ami llassl r. Wood. ill Bioner, Doyu At t'hlrngn Boston j hlcago Batteries: Wlngfteld 1 Lyons ahd Schiilk. j Al ('level. ill. I WilshiliKloll . Cleveland 11 in and lll'iihoff II to llalterles: J .berry anil Ituel ihnaon, . I hh-. CrepK. Mar B peace, Karr and Hyatt, j At St Louis - I Phllsdetphhi Si. Louis 1 fifth IiiiiIiiri Batteries: (juinn Groves, Harris gnd kins: Hush, Danfortfi Hargmva, 6 Mil umK.irl tier. Cochrane, Per Van Older anil Women Resuming Play For U. S. Championship IH. 1'. LrriH.nl Wire to The IUmmI UlllUtlnl rouKST H1LL8, I. I., aok. is. Sufvlvoti of l hi firm round of tht rvoinen'a national championship ton- nlfi toutnomonl rooumod pi ay in the socond rotind today ni tho Wool side Tonnlo (tuh. Tho" fraturo mfttchofl on today's prosroni nro: MIm Mary k. Browno Rgolnil Miss Margami illoko and MlN Helen wills, notional h amnion. aRalns! ii PA-'oT si 1.1. M US M. V, , ) A GOLF GIGGLE f , nnill mi? in in' on, ana iiij "Vf-v i V fp l lay;l 'inly two Kami's, tsslmrt Mel ' ( JJS'Z j x -s. .ih-r. Th first reaOltad In ii ti C J r score and iii' stteond In i fletory foci N. " Thin yrar, however, the former col-1 I b l-K' anil JiiKh school player, arc anxl- J -j OUi For an early start anil a longei XT7 schedule, anil It is expecteil thai a r"sfi(SCV wufcf'. '"" ' '" '"' 1 fM ',r;i' ' Mrs w. j Hubbard at 2 o'clock, Mrs Liimheri f'hatnberH egglbal Mls Kdlth SlKiirne and Miss Kath leen .M Kane iiKalusi Mrs Krank Oodfroy at .t o'clock. Miss Wills anil Miss llrown iiKalnst ' Mrs Molla Mallory and Miss Marlon William 1 and Mrs May Sutton Han dy ami Miss Mary Ityan mains! Mrs Deforest He Andre ami Mrs ('. V. Weal.T ill t O'clock Will Hang Up Gloves If Manager Persists lit. P. Isl Wirr I.. IV llrn.l Itullrttnl LOS ANORLB8, Aifc. is Jnch Dempeey threatened to play an aoo- in-llie-hole liulny in his -ross--nni I tieiitul poker Kiunc with J;n-k R earns, Ills ex-partner. Tin- nhnnplon Barvod notice on his nianiiKer and the New York hoxitiK OOBinUagton thai he will haiiK up his giovt nntll ih- Koggna-pomnooy con tract expires in Septeinher. l!2ii. if Kearns Uatcheg him today with liar- ry wiiu. DompoOy reltersled he wag doing his own mat hmak Iiik anil that Kcarns would not Ket hir. 25 per rent leu I on Hi' Harry Wills match next .inly unless in maintained a "hnndt ,orr policy. ' ''Anything Rooms dues before the i New York boxing oommiBslon today ri gardtng my proponed tight with Harry Wills will be without my an- ' Ihorlty ami nut httulliiK." the lillc ! holder as)d, j "If he pouts a forfeit fur Hint match, mid Mullina covers It, thon Mulllne win lose the bout anil I will iiuii fighting until my present con trait with Kcarns expires" Laborer, In Suit Filed, Asks $15,000 Damages Tho first prrdonal dOIOftffi action oror filed offolnei one of tho looo iowdiIII cotnponloi by an omployOi si: far as rooordi allowed todoy, is that which Rowlond Wotoon tiled dorino the last week Ihtonth D. a. Green Mini i hi v. Ltindburs, Portland nt- toraoyO) in which Watson asks $15. 000 damages from the Brooks-Scan-ion Luniber Co. Wataon States in hla complaint that on May I I he WB8 employed ; t the dipping apparntuB used in connection with moving lumber trom the yard to the planer;!. i KIN JU'oT isNCAX IMC,C.E''ii ROOM ee at tmm Lf, TIN U H HIMOTE'S- IT In ptcklOl up one of the chains to throw li off. Watson's arm wan cattKht and pulled into the nigger load in such u way that his body wan turned u roinpletr ri'volutlon and his arm wan iwihied ilir'e turns, he htutes In the complaint Fractures of the rinht wrim and hand, dlslorutloii of the wrist, u frac ture of ihi small bones of the wrist end ring finger, permanent deforming 'ami sitffuesM of the wrl-t. nninhns in the hand, spraining nf (he hack and a w iftn hinK of the muscles of tin- left side, rfBiilied. according to the complaint, ho (hat, WotOOO i DOT" BlOOenl ly incapacitated for carrying on hi vocation of baker, "Just Stickup," Claims Fugitive From Prison (Contlntted from page It first two stops of the tower stairs. Hoard iioiman. who was concealed behind the iron fence, shot me through the left arm. Ah he ehOI me YVHIos ihol him with u pistol. "Vy the time wo wont through this towr the bullets were coming fast. V all dropped to the ground out f.hle Jones. Willos and I were on the ground, and I called to Lute Savage, who woe standing In tho gar- ; age. 0 come over to whore we were, as WO wanted him for protection 'from the bullets from the OtAOY guards. He would not come, so I I took one shot at him with my pistol. Whet her I hit him or not I don't ; know. Jones i ounveK Citation "About i his time Jones was shot In the side somewhere. About that J time Wlllos anil I started for No. 2 tower abmg the side wall, as this was i the best route for our getaway. i Kelly stopped t shake hands with Jones. Jones said: 'Tell the hoys tr j piny careful and not mnke it more than 000.' Jones then took the gun and fired a load of buckshot through 1 llntman's head, who Wal sitting up against the wall. Made bim uncon scious of what was go:ng on around bim. "We rushed toward the insane asylum, com Plundered an automobile NKW LOCATION Soo Harr and See Better mi Kinds or Watch ami Jowolry Repairing ii. It, W, BARR IM Minnesota Ave. Bend BRINGING After Unusual Showing By dick dorgan,xeaM PLANNED HERE and from then on tlx; public knows just an much as WO want them (o know, wi haven't harmed no one and Intend to harm no one as Jong ;ih thy din'l stand betWOOO ourselves and liberty. i Signed l "Tom Murray. "Kllsworth Kelly. "Jauws Wlllos." "I. S. The last wo saw of Jones ho was sitting on the ground, fully COneeftOOOt and unable to walk, and if Slaughter House Davidson shot him he must havi walked up on him and shot him llko a dog. giving him no chance." RTKCHKR WINS PALL s.y FRANCISCO, Aug. 18. Joe BtOCher, henvyweight '.vresthr. ncored one fall and yon his match here last night from Andreas C'ostano. Spanish champion. The far. was made In 1 hour 21 minutes, the remainder of the two hour match WOttl without further falls. All men are alike where pretty girls are concerned. UrtpquaZcci Til E use of a motor car is a pleasure and a convenience just so long as the tires stand up. We handle tiros that we know will give superior ser v ice. "Wear Like Iron" HUBBLE'S Service Station Oregon ami Hontl Phone !i-v UP FATHER QT COULV. I t L LEFT r sT HOW. Oet-VT Kr r O ?J '01925 oy Int l hcATune Scnicc. GnMi Britain ngiitt wtntl BY OLDER ATHLETES Club and College Elevens May be Played Al thfl Ntntl linn- of Cool ri Oroion brooch out thin v t hitth ichooli i i pl&nnloi to Ond HflK-dnlo foot bo 1 1 toniOM with outside lohOOlO. tlie iI1t footbnll playora are likewise tiliinniiiK to show rcjitriil OrexoO funs a bottor class of football titan hut licen seen htre In prtftona year. brlnglnc in clnb taanHi ami possibly tin eleven representing olia f the tnianor eollacoa. MJo represenlalive IndopOndonl football was playe! in t'entral ttre on from lll until last year. In the fall of 11121 II nil supported fast teams. r'Ule bt-inK iponaorod lean Loalon. and I'rinnvHW that at Prtao- by the Antov' I hef.e ti-anis w-re until late I played only DON'T -be satisfied with "just If smart style, perfect fit, and abundant ser vice mean anything to you let us fit you in one of our new Fall Suits. A color for every taste, and a pattern for every purse in our new Fall and Winter Suits mow on display. Come in today and look them over. Popular priced, $30 - $35 - $40 - $45 MensarShop R. B. SNYDER, Mcr. Xext Door to Central Oronon Hank - x Ticwrr - tOS'V y Inc. -'y PifMl . HOME OrsTtu will put out a team or not. I mi t the ffumo took well there last year tint! It I. probable thai an eleven will he organlcri. The Head team, iir.wever, i" look ing farther uwuy Tor Kami's, and wilt enter into neKot hit Ions with Aincr lean l.eKion teams In The BctHee unit Hood itiver. elub teams in Portland and Hie smaller colleites. with a view to bringing as many of these leuniH to Bend us possible. A larK" percentage of last yetr'n players are still available, uh well as some new men who have recently itiad: their hornet! in Bend, ami Indi cations are that a faster team can he gathered together than that which played last year. .Men who played on the Mend Inde pendent team in 1124 and who are still here and anxious to Ket under way. include llrosterhous, I'hlliirook, Cunningham, Uatee, Ksllck. Coyner, finite. Hicks. Swlck, Yoting, Morris. uutiell and Onlway. In addition it Is expected that one or two men who played withh I'rlne ville !.i-.t year will he out for places on the Bend team, anil there are some other former college players here who are expected to turn out. STOIUA BBRfl KNOI KOI'T (U. 1. Uuil Wir to The Ikml Rulletln) ASTORIA, Aug. 18. (leorge till geraoll of Astoria knocked out Ernie Woodward of Portland last night In ih'- M-i'onil round of the most furious fight ever seen In Astoria. clothes." i