The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 31, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTMK BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, MONDAY, APOUBT S: PAGE 3 Claims Hugging Trying t to Alibi Yanks Is) 'rills D.vn: l hbobt 4) 1881 Al Mine iHlOIld, ('ill., Joint Morrlaeoy defeated tleorge i Thompson in ii roumla fur lha merlonn heavyweight chum- v Imiship. a i h k 7 iiimiT Connor ol the Ni' Vni k National butted the hull I'm' iIh second Hun' over v tin' rlghi fltlilil fenoa m Hi" Polo uround. Itft At Chicago. ho Chi- s 0010 ittnl Nitw Viiil'. Icinus 4 played iniiiiiKH without a runt being loortdi darkness ending iii' no! I hii:' At Independence, 4 Idwh, Nnnoy iiiitiku lowered the 4 world'a t t o 1 1 1 o i record in 4 i nr. t, . 4 QI -- Al Hun Francisco. 4 Tomu) Burni knocked 11111 4 1 in vii Barry in the -nth round, 4 lilt Al N York, Hurry ; Oreb won tin' world'a mlddkt 4 weight ehemplouohtp in u if round eooieel mi Johnny wii 4 Hill). 4 A 'ALLEN STAIt Ity'DICK DORGAN Babe Ruth Will Appeal Suspension To Czar Of Baseball HAS TO WAIT FOR TEN BAYS : 44444444 4 4 44 LKACUH HASKHALL V 'l KIN ll, I,K M.I i: in. p, Utwd KnWn Band liutniiin CilltlAOO, Auk :i I Formal up-I I , ' -. I (nun tbl 11,000 tint nti'l In-, definite ittononnlon imposed on bin liv Malinger Mtlli'f llugglns of the 'w York Yankees win be meda te ludgi i' M Uwdtoi baaebell arbiter, itbln 1 11 dtyii Own Herman , 11. ii,.-1 until declared ledey when lm found ibnl i.nudi vu out ol Mm iiy H ill h, HMnilof slugger. Kl" smart ing under lilt blow dealt hha liy but diminutive manager Retnrdny nftf noon, roltoretod ihepgei ( lm 1 Mhk-' Ulna w.m trying lii tilllil Hie pOOPl ahowlpt undo by Iho Yankeea. kmiihI in hiN room botol, rtoibcd in 11 ii.irk bin dreaetni gown while waiting fur his suit 10 bo prtMood, iiuih said- 1 have lo wiiit Id tin bofort mehtni un appeal 111 jihIk' Lendli 1 win nit boforo ii 1 it unit ill 'iii.tn,! 1ii.1i fm llugglui throwing m off iho ..in oilier than in ullhl tin poor "bowing nodo by (If Ynuki'i'H. "Wo have ihr boti toon in ih lint llugglns Ik off Itln lull ind he's trying o blame tin He boon laying for nu Hjy lorn Una and bo Knt t.i rhnnoo nm ollior ruing when I pulled lit iilioul - .In in Hi,- morning 'Tin going In New York this eftereoou i Lay my oaoa before coi- ini'l ltuiitrl ll'olonol Jacob Itup- port nwn-r nf ibi Tankooa), "Only, l m afraid 1 irea'i ml n v aboro bocnoai) iiiikiiiiin km ml Ool "in. I ItlllilliTt olinri' ll" lllll 111 III mill wiiitv Ik'TI ii.'ii. v.i ntiytiiina hv plnyod doablo bondor v---r.in HE GEEftT little vETerzpiiy VJHOSE LE(?- HE OCME BftCI 0,j Hid FOPCIHG HIM DVT OP THE G-ftftE. PlLlTHIWGrS -though "gt&ysfys!0 CUPlWT? v ii . . a wan K Tut r oat Wiiii l.o Pel. Pluaburgb 70 II ilia NOW York 7.1 hi ,111 Cincinnati I 11 fH .(.to Brooklyn II II ,111 HI UhiIh . 60 UK ,411 CkleafO II 7n .111 PbUadalphia f.i dll Roalon ll ,411 Todai a Hi offai t Pblladolpbla 11 11. PHlabairfk 1,1 H ' Phlladalpliu i s : Hattorloa: btoodowa and Bnltb; Knlibi, Rotii mill Wltaoa, Wondoll, At Boa (o 11 11 11 v Cblcnm l 11 Boatoa , I II l Rattorlai k. minimi and Qonaatoa Baraoo ami O'Nttll st ihiIh hi Now York, lohodnlod; playod ap donblo bondor yaotorday. Cincinnati nl Brooklyn, aBkodttlod jQ Sri XV 1 , It v 11 v - i HEIWIE H.S THE QoEEReST V fw kit I stwjce ot the pivte OF J f JLj "VOMF ELSE "0 TME GftMP mil Pff Intify wan foTCOd by IIIiimhh to sal of! 11 limit HiTiddnli'il with IkTli'iibai'li for Hr-pli'tnli'T I 1 iitul Mi'TiKiif wan Hub- 1 atltuted. KAN FRANCISCO, Auk. 31.--FII-I ipinoH for mii''H around flookod in ihr-j iralnlap Qoartaca hf-rt. yoaiayday tol ate I'niiio "Clavor" Rondo, wtm Ii bo- 1 11 K Krunmi'il to iOCCOOd Poncho VTIla.j in wnrkmiiK preparatory to naoUnc Hlekay mil in a nix round ongam rn'nt hen- on Labor day. HISAUMBORO, COI., Auk. , CHirl Klftvnnaon, Stanford iinlvi'rnlty, I awlnttUng gnnttnahtdi dafoatad Loa t"-r Ktom, Olympic ilub, In Ih" mll, HWlm kpra yemitrcluy. Thi UpiO wan II nlnutaa, 41 aaaonda. Ruth to Carry the Fight To New York Cluh Owner IU. P. I.r: ,nt It lo The Urnt' Onlbtlnl CUICAOO, Aut;. SI. Itabf tilth IbiH afii-rnoon boardvd a f.'tat train to NOW York, having failed to lay his eaaa bofero Jodga K, m. l.unlii, au pyama dictator of i,a--iaii. Tbo "kln(t of cwat" had phtnnod 10 appi-al to ltndi.H from Ih1 .iupin hIod and fine impoKdd on him by Mil ler lliiKKlnn, manager of the New York Yankee. Looming, however, that frltpdH had left town over nl(chl. Baft de rided to turn hix fight to New York, where he will attempt to convince Colonel Jamb Itttppert, owner of the Y'ankeeM, thai he was not deserving of the fine and suspension. ROLAND MACKENZIE TAKES HIGH SCORE Beats Bohhy Jones by Two In Qualifying Round (II, I". U-Mrd Wlrn to Thr Krod Hull, tin I oak mont COUNTRY CLUB, Pan Aug. St. Roland Maokemle, nf Washington, I). C took tbo load for medal tcora In the qualifying round of the national amateur golf iliuui plonshlp thin afternoon when ha turned u brilliant 71. This was two strokes better than Bobby Jones' card, which had baflfl the lowest up to the time Mackenzie checked In. Following the Jones-Carter match, the next Important pair to reach thO turn were Krancls Ouimet of Brook line, who had for a partner Don Cnr rlrk from Toronto university. . Ouimet reached the turn In 42. 1 while Carrlck. despite his gelling Into trouble in th" fourth and eighth, hail a 41. Mackenzie is an IS year old Wash ington school boy. He walked oft with most of the lnvlt&tlon totirnu nonti In the vicinity tif the capital this spring. The youngster has been playing golf but three years. Mac kenzie chalked np five birdies op his ' round. The parish of Klliabeth City. N. C. which has just celebrated its 315H anniversary, is the oldest continuous ' pariah of the Protestant Kplscnpul church In America. peg GW. THE SEMSffnONAA. LlMOSTePM HAS Oirew WMTH4& 0,g THI SIPE ONES ort vrcoH's joe rod ovte rwhue. UiiIIi appeared worried He paaood III, baa da through his tbi, k shining hlaek hair nu he talked lie tWlatOd ibool uncorafoftnbly, answering iUaatlOM pni to him by a group of newspaper in n "I r.ive llle 1. .1111 the I t I li.nl in lite." he Huh! "Cm -f, pounds Hghttt baa ever and i m In bottat I no pa llinn ever before ThiKKlns had lo have somebody for a goat and I'm It Judge latmlls Is ut Mint La ha, Mich . with his grandchildren und in.i) i. ut return In Chlrugri for several ilnya. It ut Ii w as disappointed at not has in: able to see the rolu mlssliilier and i .Id (i units he fell thai I -nulls had valkct out on hint " ,ci ordtlil' to the nrbller's office he a, ut iii Mtiplg.in during Hie nlgbl taking a train shortly afler limb s ..irll.il here Ban II lohOOOtL president of the Anerlcmn league, has taken no nlfhin Kranctsco , ml cinilaii f the anion of Hug-1 Batteries: (Hauler gins ITiolflcmllr. he mid news. 1 Knnls: McWoenay and ,.. II, in lie fell Hie T.llhi.'' not ! Si "ill, I rami' what was i nmlng In him Until made no effort lo get !0UCh with Johnsot. tMRRK in i i M.i i Won Lost I'd ' Washington 7:t 4fi SS7 PbUadalphia 1,4 11 .111 Chicago II fx .SMu It Loa la II II .ill Itetrolt ill .&10 Clavaland , o New York fm 7! .410 Boatoa II II ,111 No gamea achadulad lo4ay. PACIFIC o st LRAflt'R y Won lst Pet. 'Sun Crunclsco !iS 5:' .(149 Suit Lata . II 11 ,111 i Scuttle II .Kill I LOO Angeles II till .III Portland 71 l .tss Oakland lit S& .411 i pram t ut Sai ' I'll llle III , fill !7 ,ltl New York Club Owner Stands Behind Manager Ruppeil Says Discipline for Big SluRuer Long Overdue Asserts I.andis Without Authority In Case I'ress. Morelng refused to give his reas ons for wishing to sell the cluh. He merely stated "there are a number of them." Tb Sacramento club is now al the bottom or the league which position 1 ii has held consistently for several I weeks. R I'nhl l'rr LanCl Wirr to Thr IlrS'l ftullrtinl ' NEW YoRK, Auk. :u. "ILtIic Ruth is not the manager of the New York Y;,i.U'.- anil lm does not own the club. A- Ionic as pU,Drcc lm i- working ror me he will have in do as lm t told. He never liAlrlDLIfilj CHAKutj can dictate 10 MlUer llunirms or to me. t oloni'l Jncol) KuppiTt, owner of the former American league champions, aaid today. e Rapparl atade It dear lhat the TMPPF IIWriFRTA WP s"'' ' f'"'' '""' ""' i"imnalon which 1 nlUaC U Ii U L ri 1 AIWC yugglna ilappad on the home run CHANNEL CONQUEST B lVrX1-S ,nim - - "I Itn'i know nil Um dttetfll Inn I'm Itt himt M i-. i . - in cvrythinK he ilo""." hi sad!. PROBED IN LEAGUE Kind Wide Open Violations at Oklahoma City CNfrrtlnj 'a Hi tires Gertrude Ederje .May Ac company Helmy on Trial At sun Frencloco ! l.os Angeles I Q II s 1 J (IT. T. I-.I Wire to Ih Ik-ml Ihillrlinl oitis nkz. Aug :u The Raallah II'. P. Wir to Th feaad BulWinl OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.. Aug. ll. Alleged gambling said to run into Colonel Ituppert intimated that he the thousands at the Western League thought llugglns had been inn slow Oklahoma City buselhtll park was under direct Investigation today by t'l'mmiioncr K. M. lindis of ( h Hughes Hlnl Yelle. it. H, 11 II 1 fl i: In giving the babe some good disci pline and that he wanted to do it channel was quiet today after its M.v,.r., tmes in the past but would rami, national baseball arbiter stormy mood of Ihe week end and , interfere In the family affairs of Working with county und city off! Miss Cirttilde Kderle. American (,0 ,.ttm. j I .on ii... 1 i 1 San Francisco Batteries: Boot ami Sauiinera: Pfefferi Movdy and Agnew. At Vermin It. II , 1 X 1 Vernon .1 s n swlinuier. planned to start at :S5 cials was L. 1. Burns. Uiudis' repre ll w on't do him nny good to talk ' sentatlve. to uncover conclusive evi-, n- ni Wednesday on her second at- Commissioner l-nndls, us U-indis donee. Whether he or Miller llugglns. his! I Mil ACO Ann H The fnrii er '. M of MWat nlttteitled to llle czar of Oakland el noil ., Batteries: Krause and Baker. ...... U'l.l illmlniitlv" maniiger. Is Ihe biggest ; s , i.l. in the A tin I'll .ill league Second game: Babe Bulb's conference with Base10"111""1 i. n ii...... i.- u ii. Vornon I....I..I...I l,.r 11,1 r o nfler Hit 1 1 ITll'S i . .. ..... .a. ,.i I.... " ..i ii,.. rnban mid Byler; Bryan. Hal tool tempt to muster ll and reach Ihe gray white cliffs of Dover. There was a possibility even that tomorrow' she would accompany I. Commissioner A. Cargill of Kunr. Be l(. G I'hler. Lit K was to ontralg fm New York. On his arrival here I ail night. Until registered at a faahlonable hotel and I egan giving out Interviews, attack ln Miller llugglns. Yankee baneball i Inb manager, for suspending him In definitely anil fining him 11,001 for "conduct unbecoming a pluyer." This nu. inlng the former home run King's nt t it nil,- hud not changed In the least. M m nil gal tu tall the iiidgt' (ban dit) what this Is all abnul, " Until Mid before starling for the baseball niiii iiilsstoner'H office, "1 wnnl my fltt" reduced. "llugglns gave me n raw deal v.Tiv. they wouldn't fine a bootlegger il.nl nun Ii . and I, didn't even take a ill Ink." "Baby Bootlegger" Best () Boats, Seen In Race (tt. p. t . i, i aire to Tha Rand iiuiieii-v) BOUT WASHINGTON. Aug. 11, Caleb B, Bragg'l speedy motor boat i ahy Bootlegger, hoi firmly aatab' bed itn claim in recognition at i mhii tin. fatten thing in the writer, After winning Hie classic gold cup em Baturday in the regatta here, IhO lire l: It bom followed up Us vlc- i icy by carrying away ihe Dodge . opliy yoitordayi Tim victory wan . ipri'SHlve. The Bootlegger took nu four honta , , the I :'. mile course which matin up i lie race anil "el I HOW record I'm' ,,r her displacement with an ernga speed of 11,1 tulles in hour. Tim International irophy went to loharri Hoyt'i Toaier nlmoil with' it urgnmoht, H wni a 108 mill I .snl. ii IS 2 : ti Prneti lobnion ml Whltni) Al Salt Uike It. H. K. Seullle .. 8 14 4 Salt l.tike S S 0 tint teiies . i lunovli i and I Bald win: Singlelon. It. Mct'abn and COOk, Second game: It. II. K Seullle 1 r. 2 sail Lake ...... I r 1 (Called and seventh by agreement i Butteries: MIIJus and Daly: Bonder and Patera, At Sactatnenlo 11 II. B, Portland 2 7 0 Bncramento 7 I I iiatteiies: stokes and Hannah; 1 inches ami Wacltenfeldl Second game: it. " at Bort la nil f' I 1 BnoraTnento .- 4 s n Datterlei; Holllnmworth and To- bill. Martin and M . Shea. has no authority to go into the pri- A telegram from vale affairs of any club. It is cer- ' Laiidis lo Mayor C. tain thai he cannot get anything Oklahoma City said: from Bun Johnson because the Atner- ' "Detailed reports from Invesliga- HOlmy, Bgyptiaa swimmer, on his MB hawue president is a Muggins UoM of U I. Burns whom I sent to man from the start. f Oklahoma City disclose most atro- II has been known ever since he clous w ide open gambling in Okla got into the big money that the babe homn Citv .iSignedi K. M. Lnndls.' Brewster. British swimmer, started ta laa own manager und that he Similar telegrams were sent to 111 11:4b a. m today In mi attempt caused dissension among the other City Attorney J. K. Wright and Man- ! in awlm the channel. Conditions players on Ihe team who could not ager Jin k Holland of the Oklahoma ' were favorable but the water was understand that Ihe club rules be city Indians. applied only to them and not to the babe. He openly insulted llugglns refuted t" carry out instructions on propoaad take off at n . POLK8TONB, Aug. old si. -O. 11 Ills attempt followed the unsuc cessful effort of Mercedes Cileile. London stenographer, yesterday lo r off ti, fi,., ;,,i several times cross iron Koiksinni Slatting at 1 o'clock in Ihe morn ing. Miss OleltlO, making her second attempt within 11 fortnight, was forced five hours later to give up off South Sands head. 11 miles cast ward, because of cold water. thteatened llugglnt with physical violence. ! SPORT TABLOIDS i 1 ! Cellar Champ Owners Place Club on Market (11. P. Uwnsl Wlro t Ilic llnil Itullrtin) SACKAMKNTO. Aug. 31. Charles and Lewis Morning, owners of the iv. r. Laaaad Win la The Band nuiiptini NKW YOUK. Ant. 31. Sid Terrls anil Jack Bernstein, two contenders for the lightweight championship, meet tonight In a 12 round bout in the Queonaborp itadtnn. Tenia was a slight favorite in the betting be cause It is Bernstein's first fight afler a long illness. m:v yohk. Aug 11. Jack Do- LKOAL LIGHTfl GATHKB (tt, p. i.rseii Wne i ne thni Bolktla) DBTROIT, Mich.. Aug. 31. T'i I viinguard of 2,r(lu of the nation fun must representatives of the legal Sacramento baseball club announced Wney, Bridgeport, will meet the win profeetlofl was tricking Into Detroit today that they had placed the team ner of the Paul Berlenhach-Mike llc- today lo attend the annual meeting Ion the market. Tigue light heavyweight champion- Of the American Bar association, to "We have had no offers for the ship mulch, in an early show to be be held here Wednesday. Thnrsd i cluh us yet und have not set n selling staged in the new Madison Bquare end Friday, price," Lewis Morelng told the Culled Harden, Tex Uickard announced. De- In Nervous Disorders -Free the Nerves ( Monduv Health Talk No. 34 1 ! By Boy Iteynolda. D. C, Ph. C j You will agree that In cases of nervoua disorders ll Is but logical that all effort should be directed to secure a proper co-ordination of the nervous system. If you know of the science of Chiropractic on will unhesitatingly add that Chiro practic beat achieves this resull. t'NCLE BEN SAYS "Every pedestrian knows the meaning of Honk ' Hnnk I' sml If he .loenn't. UnT It too tale to take a eeoni rue,?" . HEALTH FOLLOW CHIROPRAaiC CORRECTS PRESSURE ON SPINAL NERVES IN DISEASES OF ! THE FCi LOWING 0R0ANS: AS??& ,HfA0 ,ViXS I ft--THRCAT HfAO EYES EARS NOSE THROAT ARMS .tt- HEART LUN0S V LIVER a; STOMACH iAV PAWLRtAo '.W SPLEEN W KIDNEYS :7 iDiiwas APPENDIX vi Vs BLADDER Spiral 'Ciluns-LOItR LIMBS THE LOWER NERVE UNDERTHE MAGNIFY ING GLASS IS PINCHED BY A MISALIGNED JOINT. PINCHED NERVES CANNOT TRANSMIT HEALTHFUL IMPULSES. CHIROPRAC TIC ADJUSTING RE MOVES THE PRESSURE. THE UPPER NERVE IS FREE AS NATURE INTENDS. Tor the science of Chiropractic dealt directly with the nervous system. The Chiropractor knows that roost disease Is due to pres sure upon nerves by spinal bonea. and he removes this pressure by ChlroprtCtlC spinal adjustments. In the case of nervous disorders adjustments go directly to the source of the trouble, and It Is a rare case of this type Indeed which cannot be benefited by ad justments. A CASE IN POINT "Afler the n death of my hus band. I found my.-elf a nervous wreck. For two years I had not aleet more than two or three hours out of each twenty-four. The loaa of aleep broUKht nervoua Indineation and many physi cal ilia. 1 could not diacuaa my busi ness affairs with my attorney without "k'.'ing to piecea" and could nut attend to them at all. I was desperate when a good friend BUKKeNted Chiropractic. After the first adjustment 1 mient 14 hours without awakening. I took about forty adjustments, but before I finished I was a new woman, sleeping all night, eating anything I wanted and attending to my business affairs without the least obstacle." Mr. Mary Miles Baker. Chiroprartiee Research Bureau. Statement No. 2H5-L. VOIR Ar-COIXTMKNT for health can be made by telephoning 4S9. ASK l'OR The R. C. H. S. booklet by telephoning 489 or by post card to the address below. Dr. ROY REYNOLDS UK. in, Cuililine- Bend, Oregon Office Hours: 0 to M I to B 7 to 8 Telephone IHO or 484-W BRINGING UP FATHER I 6MO "TOO A,R'E JON To . TWA .bEHORE FOR. As RET SO OO rVb I brV Ac-tO BE OtT DOIS'T YOU hO AN LET ME J TKf HOME - I HOW UONC, OO Voo INTEND TO REMAtH - tws.? - ONE OAN .... r-7 r-isuov-xn - r J r -..O.- N s, r-l FER.tstE- s rrvav-n'ti L'a C iCka ' aTatT-r-s. e.r m mtatj 00; HOVJ 'blC' I JU'jT CAME T5AC TO TELL- XOO THAT I'M COIN' TO RetsAAr- VL.I- bEA-bot-A;