Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 09, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1923. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, i SALEM, OREGON PAGE FIVE BRAWNY YOUTH WRESTS TITLE FROM STRANGLER Kansas Cityt Mo., Jan. 8. (By Associated Presa.) Wayne "Bis" Munn, erstwhile University o Ne braska football player, wbo trieu boitnc but couldn't Hand up against the punches and wbos knowlortxe ot the technic of grap pling ia that ot a novice, la the new wearer ot the world's heavy weight wrestling belt today, llunn, by his prodigous bulk and strength, last night threw off the fearful Deadlocks or the veteran Jd "Strangler" Lewis and cru:)U tl him Into submission, Lewis is in a hospital, differ ing probable injuries to his bark m new experience for the "str-Ji'b-ler," who, in his long mat career. nas seriously hv.rt many opponents with his famous Deadlock, A giant in stature and strength llunn, drepite hts meager wrest ling etrategy, clearly demonstrat ed his power over the title holder, in the opinion of mat authorities, 'hnnch a foul which resultei in marred the iictory'."8" The climax came after two min utes of wrestling for the second fall when Munn, twisting free irom a deadlock, lift Lewis hi. In the air with a body and cr jtc'j hold, apparently the only weapon at fits command, and walking tv the ropes, hurled me "stranter outside onto the uncovered floor oe the platform. Lewis' pounds bit the boards! with u thud and the title ho Uk: rolled down to the fioor. Choas ensued. "Billy" Sandrow manager of Lewis, lost his cool ness and sprang into the ring cry ing "Foul!" The crowd stormed to the plat- xorm but ponce held back the frenzied tans. Munn started through the ropes after his opponent and Sandrow, dancing about wildly, threatened JIunn and Heferee Walter Bi'es. Then Referee rates announced the full was awarded to Lewis on foul. Bates gave Lewie 15 min utes In which to return to the ring and announced the matcj would be awarded to the chal lenger if Lewie did not appear. Sandrow announced Lewie would continued under protest. In a limp condition Lewie was borne to his dressing room witfi a squad of policemen accompanying while the crowd booed tbe deci sion and called for the referee to award tbe championship to Munn The allotted 15 minutes pas-jc:t while physicians r-orked on Lewis and some sembfance ot order w.w restored. In another five minuses Lewis came to the ring, bandaged. i tie match was over a few sec onds after the men clinched, Lew is offering little resistance. Munn clamped on a body and crotch hold and hurled his man to the mat, Lewis lay prone and a new cham pion had been crowned. It took just 50 seconds for the deciding fall. Logic helps us to str.p off ib1 outward ilfsgutee of things, and to behold and judge of them in their own nr.ture. BULLET STUNS HINDU I BUT SKUUJOT PIERCED El Cetnro, Cal.. Jan. . Roam SiBEb, Hindu racohfr ot HotlvUIe, near nere. wjm nuraing m bruits on his bead today aa the result w a booting altray in which a mi'k- ed nighwarman, fruttraled in an attempt to bold up Slush and iive other nH, fired a Bullet tiai struck Singh squarely on the fire- bead and atunned him for a mo ment. Opinion was divided as to whether It was Singh's thick skull or a drfecli'e cartridge that saved his lite. ENFORCEMENT OE LAW DISCUSSED 1TH COOLIDGE Washington, Jan. S. Law en forcement was tnseutd to Jay around the White Houe breakfast table. 1 he president, guests wre Judge Klbert H. Gary, John D KockcfeUer Jr., and other mem bers of a special committee rep resenting the national citizens' of one thousand and ue on law --eout, whiott yesterday in New ioi .tp jtg annual meeting with the ndoi!iu.4 ot resolutions for presentation to the president ana the governors oi the various states. The resolutions required the president and the governors to urge all officials of every r3n and classification, appointive or elective, to join them by precept anu personal example, and, so as they may, by active participa tion in all administration efforts. la maintaining among the citizens of our republic the high dwtertf.i nation to obey and enforee the law of the land." A second resolution 'commends to the people of the United Slates and particularly to their official representatives the attitude of the president in his obedience to the provisions ot t'ie ISth amendment to the constitu tion in the hope that the exanmie or toe first ttizen of our corn try may ind icc thuse who are now wilfully violating the prohibitory statute to accept his leadership in conduct and to endorse in prac tice the integrity of hte fidelity nere to the supremacy of law.' Members of the committee in addition to Judge Gary and TUr. Rockefeller, were Robert Fulton Cutting. S. S. Kresuge. V. Evp-H Alacy, Ueorge A. Plimpton. Will iam F. Cochran. Frederick A Wallis, Clifford Barnes, Patrick Henry Callahan and Fred B Smith, chairman of the national committee. fflO TEN-ROUND BOUTS FEATURE TONIGHT'S CARD Everything la Is readiness for the smoker at the armory tonight according to the announcement mads by Harry Plant this morn ing. The fighters are all in the best of condition and are "raring to go." The card aa presented by Plant, is claimed to be the nest one yet scheduled tor Salem I hie year and interest is keen. A. doubie main event of ton lounds each is arranged for this show with two snappy prelimi naries to complete the card. The first ten-round bout will be be tween Phil Bayes and Cracfcer Warren of Oregon Oty. Bayes and Warren have fought two fix- round bouts to a draw and the go is expected to be a good one. This will be the first time that either of them have fought a ten-rouui event together. The winner of this win be matched with Harry Harris of Pendleton, and Harris is reported to be able to give War ren a good battle. Harris will he down today to challenge the win ner rnd Daws n will 'also come from Kugene to get a bout with the winner of the 3Jeane-Doyk mix. be between s.f Deane of Salem aim r ranKie uoyie f cm.t-mo This event is claiming its sbain f the limelicht rj Deane want3 to v.'ln so as to get another shot at Dawson as he is not satisfied with the last mix as the decision went to Dawson owing to the poor cen- dition of Dean who bad just un dergone an operation on hie car. ueane thinks that be can win over Dawson, so if be wins this time he LOGGING CAMP REOPENS aim cny, or., Jan. s. The lod ging camp of the Turnidge com pany started operations agar.i Tuesday, following a phut down of three weeks, caused by the ex treme cold veather and snow in the mountains. mill get the desired chance. A snappy (our-round bout be tween William Byere of Independ ence and O Leary of Portland baa bees arranged as a curtain raiser. Both of these boxers are wiihox to mix and it oupht to key the fans up for tbe stain event. The eth er four-round battle will be be tween Floyd Hoogerdyde and Bea nie Roberts. The program win start at 8:20. Sullivan. tot ui-ft tig $100,009, in a defunct motor bus line, were said to be involved. Tbe priests lota was was $600, cute attorney charges. Attorneys for Carey ald fee would return immediately and face the charges. CONFIDENCE GAME IS UiO TO MILUOilliRE Chicago, Jan. . Charges of operating a confidence game have bsen made Is warrants issued for Thomas Carey, retired millionaire, once prominent in democratic poli tics and one time candidate lor mayor, now at bis wtnter borne is Los Angeles. investments of stockholder?, ib- Inding the fier. Father M. O. CQLDS Break a Cold Right Up with 'Tape's Cold Compound" Take two tab Jets every three hours antft three doses are taken The first dose ai ways gives relief The second and third doses com pletely break up the coid. Pleas ant and safe to take. Contains no cumina or opt ates. .MtiUons use "P ape's Cold Compound." Price thirty-five cents. Druggists guarantee it. Adv. KiU City, Qr.t Jan. 9. Work has been started on tbe new school house at Detroit anS same witt be rsshed through ia compietioa as fas as possible. The new building wilt cost approximately $4330. Davis 4b Fiatman, contractors of Mill City, are doing the work. MODEL BAKERY 121 S. Commercial Specials for Saturday All 15c Bread 10c Pineapple iiuMea horns 3 for 10c Ye Old iashioned Fruit Cake 20c Eeacli Just full of fruits and nuts. Poverty Is no shame, but be!n; ashamed of it is. IMS .tm& V Jf Ji "r J Stops Colds in 24 Hears Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine gives quicker relief than any etler cold or la grippe remedy. These tablets disin tcgratc in 10 seconds. Effectiveness proved in millions of cases. Demand red box bearing Mr. Hill's portrait. All druggists ' 30 cents. CASCARA I QUININE ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM RELIABLE MERCHANDISE Our Blankets are all First Quality. No Seconds or Defectives Nashuas Best, 72x81 Large, white, lienvy, fluflfy blankets. Pink or blue borders. Only $4.50 pair Pretty plain blankets 6Gx80 weight 4 1-S Reduced from $4.50 to $3.95 pair Grey Wool Blankets 5 lbs. Reduced to $5.75 pair Comforters. Full size 100 7c new corded cotton $3.50 Fine comforters, full size, silkline covers, reg. $5.00 Special $4.45 Men's Overcoats at Reduced Prices Good heavy all wool Overcoats, well tailored and latest style, about 40 7c discount from regular price Men's Shirts Green Hood Brand. High class line. Neat patterns. Shoes that are Guaranteed Bone Dry line. Real wet weather shoes. Washington Dry Sox shoes. The Star shoes, ail the best of leather. No fiberoid or other composition, made for leather sub stitute. Our shoes cost a little more than cheap shoes. Easy worth the difference. We do not handle seconds. AH our Merchandise is guaranteed. We positively refuse to carry prison made goods, some being sold at Salem Stores. 240-216 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET Just say, A pound of Gem-Nut and your dealer will deliver a fresh, clean carton. Open it and see how wholesome a food product can be. And good to taste! Swift & Company u. s. A. Makers of Tre-mium Oleomargarine Whole-souled hospitality and u wonderful western coffee Rs. U. S. P.Ofl. THE West has long enjoyed the repu tation of being the home of heart-deep hospitality , . and that -wonderful Western beverage Iliils Bros. CoiTee. When ihcy invite you to conic for break fuf, and serve you w i th II ills B ros. Coffee, you know for sure that the tradition is well founded. Just break the vacaujn seal fcf a tin of Hills Bros. Get that sense thrilling aromal Lift a cap to your Hps and taste that inimitable flavor! Yes, the West may well boast of this wonderful, coffee. That none of this rich flavor may escape prematurely, Hills Bros, seal it perma nently in vacuum. The coffee is still, fresh days, weeks, even years later whenever you break the seal 1 The world's finest coffee, without a doubt. Hills Bros.' Coffee is economical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE Salem Public Market The Most Convenient Place to Trade Corner State and Commercial. Phone 205 We Are Doing Our Part to Lower the Cost of Living, to You People GROCERY DEPARTMENT Brooms, one to a customer 49e Oregon Franquet Walnuts, soft shell, 3 lbs. for 95c Sugar, 12 lbs. for ,$1.00 Snow Fall Flour, 49 lbs. $2.15 New Crop Prunes, 3 lbs. . ,25c New Crop Figs, 2 lbs 25c Best Bulk Coffee, lb. .... . 40c Sweet Peas, 2 cans 25c Sweet Corn, 2 cans 25c Rolled Oats, 9 lb. bag 55c Bulk Raisins, lb 10c Best Creamery Butter 45c Delmonte Peaches and Apricots, 2 cans for . . . ,33c PHONE 205 MEAT DEPARTMENT ' JT Beef to Boil, lb. Pot Roast, lb. . Chuck Roast, lb. ... . Prime Roast Beef, lb, Round Steak, lb. :. T-Bone Steak, lb. Sirloin Steak, lb Pork Roast, lb. ... . Pork Steak, lb. Pork Chops, lb , , Leg of Pork, lb Pure Pork Sausage, lb. Hamburger, lb. Bacon Back, lb Cascade Hams, lb. , , . . 25e Lard in Bulk ........ 18c Bring your container. It's Up 10c ..11c 15c .. 13c 12e I2e .-. 18c ..18c .,22c ..20c .. 18c 10c 18c