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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1925)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE GREB DEFEATS WALKER; WILLS DOWNS WEINERT OREGON'S QUOTA LOGGING CAMPS SHUT DOWN ttart operations asain Ja about Coolidge Keeps in Touch ten iias- Balderee camp si Esdsr 32 the Shepherd e&mp at Gates, 3M weH h the Tursidge catr.p at Mill City have closed down lor a like period. The Hammesd Mill at MiSl City closed down ThnTsdiy For Information About Railroad Trips Phone 72? Dr. B IL White Osmsp&tbj Surgery Elsctrcffflc Diagnosis and rrest merit ( Dr. &bram' method t Orfke Ptsmx S3 8 or see u s, Bsait Bide. Mill City, Or., Jaiy . Th 'eg N DEFENSE TEST IS HELD ASSURED ging camp of the Hammond Lum ber trap 24 at Mill City closed ilown Friday night for sn indefi nite period. Camp 17 at Lar&35 lOREGON lofed Tuesday wening but will nleht ,or tea daJ's- FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1925. New York, July 3. The world's middleweight Tint; crown was still mr.iKly fitted to the lieud of Harry Urc'j today after 15 tempestuous lO'l litis of fighting with Mickey Walker, vcUerweignt king. Theirs was the final bout of four thrill ing struggles for charity last nlKht In the ring of the Polo Grounds market' by stunuiug knockouts. Uarry Wills, veteran negro heavyweight choilenger, tooii only two rounds to dispose of the New ark comeback, Cuiirles Weinert. Jimmy Slattery, sensation li Biiftalo, N. Y., middleweight, fell an tmexpeeted victim to a furious at'.aek from the Golden Gate cen tered In the fjuit flying fists of .. Dave Shade. Floored three times In the third round, Slattery was Baved from a ten count when ills eevonds tossed ,n the towel. Jack Sharkey and Joe Lynch, rival veteran bfiiluma, fought a four-round draw. For 13 rounds cf a bruising mill v'th Walker, Greb fought at closs quarters. Then he cut loose. Coming out of his corner In the 14th, with a terrific right, he iran the challtiiBer around with a blow to the Jaw. Another right found the same mark as Walkor went to the ropes, and for the first time since he became champion of the 147 pounders, the Elizabeth (N J.) boy was staggered and eroggy, Greb leaped upon Walker and drove him from rope to rope. The challenger, his fuco bleeding from iteady pounding, strove to protect himself ana then. In one final ef fort, he lashed out with right and left at the astonished Greb. the rally kept the middle weight champion at bay until the bell, and he went vigorously aftr a knockout in the 15th, but .n utead of a wilting foe, he found a nn,tn,l linn KlJt times Walker ripped sledgeliammer drives Into the Pittsuurgn man s stou'iicn til Greb, recovering, went back tt his opponent. The crowd of 65,000 was elec t'ified by a spectacles of '.wo e.ampions belting each othsr. Thus the final bell found them Greb majestic In a clever and de cisive victory over a foe he out weighed at 159 by seven pounds Walker, great in an exhibition M l'-hting pluck which cost him none of his preetigo as a cham pion welterweight. The battle had the spectators on their toes throughout with its peed. Walker, a dangerous hit ler a a distance, was given e ' ,..!t no he would COrtUIl'l': u .. -w liked to have done. Greb quickly took the tight to Close qua..., where he used his weight and ev ery trick he knew to outwmrc Walker with a flying right that never ceased in It windmill Jour ney. Wills, win has for several yeais perched patiently on Jack Dem,i sey s doorstep, has muscles that are still limber and strong.- At 213 pounds he had a 28 Ms-Iuii1 we'ght advantage on Weinert Wills quickly nut Weinert on t'le defensive In the first round, an! then finished him after one min ute and 45 iecunds of the second. SEEK REVOCATION OF TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE Chadwiek C. Ncwhouse, a Lane county ectiool teacher, appeared before State Superintendent J. A. Churchill yesterday to show cause i,ia trttftrn!n to teach In Oregon should not be revoked. He Is accused of conduct unoecumut a teacher, and young boys are said to be Involved. Ncwhouse once taught at Hood River and la said to have lost his certificate for similar reasons. Later he attended Oregon Agri cultural college and hla certificate was restored. Shortly after the first of the present year he re signed at Eugene because of the charges against him, and was em- at fnrcnlfl The Lane county superintend ent demands that his certificate , i-ovnkert. The Eugene school h,r,i nffpred testimony in his behalf, but - unwilling to em htm ocnin ftiata Rn neri n tend ent Churchill took the case under advisement. Removal Notice I am opening temporary offices 13G0 S. Liberty between Myers and Wil son street; where I will be able to care for my patients, until we are established in our new building. rhone 828R trip." is "' W i. w. re rwu m AT 5 WA MPS COTt, MA'SS. So that President Coolidge may aUy aboard the yacht Mayflower and still keep apprised of the happenings of the day, mert&n J cable from the "Summer White House" at Bwampscott, Mass., to the anchorage of the vessel in the harbor. FALLS CITY OUT FOR BEACH ROAD Falls City. July 3 In this par ticular flection a struggle is on to open up a road to Toledo and New port through Dallas and Falls City. This would afford & snort cut for all travel to that beach resort irom the north side of the state. Saving about one half ot the distance from Dallas to Newport and Toledo over going around by Corvaiiis as at present it has to be done. The public generally at Falls City, Valsetz and along the road have donated generously for this improvement and considerable work has been done on the road. PEACE TERMS WILL BE OFFERED RIFF1HH LEADER Paris, July 3. (A. P.) The French foreign office today re ceived information that conditions of peace to be offered Abd-el- Krlm, the leader of warrinc Rif- fians in Morocco, are being pre pared by the Franco-Spanish con ference at Madrid. There Is little confidence hero that Abd.el-Krim will accept. The peace terms will be offered Abd.el-Krlm In the name of Snain. lthouRh representing both French and Spanish views. The intention is ho give the Ittffian leader an opportunity to show whether he wanls peace on what the French and Spanish regard aa reasonable terms. The purpose of the Madrid con ference Is to determine a joint pro gram whereby France and Spain may end the Moroccan warfare, Crawford Funeral Held. Portland, Or., June 3. Tiie funeral of A. M. Crawford, promi nent local attorney and former at torney general of Oregon, was held Here today. The services were conducted by the Masons. Mr Crawford died suddenly last Tues day while on a fishing trip near Bend Stocks and Bonds We solicit Inquiries to buy or sell any marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Durant, Star, Flint and Rlckenbackcr Motor issues: public utilities. Prompt attention given all orders. Cash paid for purchas es: no delay. Quotations furn ished. HOOD BROTHERS 8 Chamber of Commerce BIdg. Portland, Qr. 5 BOYS SIGNED UP FDR Y IUI CAMP- Approximately 45 of the quota of GO boys to go to YMCA camp at Neskowla in m su mraer have signed up, it was stated yesterday by Secretary B. J. Kimber of the county YMCA. Practically ail of those yet to go must be from out side the city, Salem s quota of having been filled. The camp is to be held for a period of two weeks, beginning July 23. The eunken forest, located un der the ocean surface a few miles from the spot selected as a camp site, will be explained in detail by Deputy State Forester Crone- miller, v,ha has been secured to instruct tbe boys at the camp. Instruction will be worked in with the regular activities of the camp, winch are to consist for the most part of hiking, swim ming and athletic contents. "Chief" Bent of the Chemawa Indian school will give instruc tion in woodcraft and Indian lore Mr. Bateham, local authority or botany, will instruct the hoys is woodcraft and botany. Bob Board- man of the local YMCA staff will give instruction in life saving and first aid, assisted by doctors brought from Salem for the pur pose. Boardman will also have charge of al! camp athletics. B. 3. Kimber will give instruc tion in pageantry, Bible study and pioneering. Not Temporary Relief But CORE PILES or other Redlal or Colon aliments should not be experi mented with. They should and can be permanently CURD by my nonsurgi cal method. Send today for my FREE BOOK con taining scores of voluntary testimonials from patients, some of whom had autf- ered lu years ana hsa tried every Ktnd ot drug end treatment rtead it and you wmoerterunderMandwhy I can give a Written Guar antee to CURE your Files or refund your fee. DEAN. MD.inc PORTLAND OFFICES; SEATTLE OfFlCT.. em Buiitil Adjutant General Ceorge A. WhRe declared yesterday that Ore gon will easily attain its quota of 30,000 defense test one-dsiy vol unteers, and that he believed that number already has het-n exceed ed. He further states that he be lieved Portland nlone woujd al most make the state's quota. General White gives great credit to the Portland organization where one committee ia headed hy eight reserve officers and another com- ittee of 100 is headed fey Col. C. B. Dentler, with Charles Town send as secretary. Baker and Oakland will observe defense tests by municipal celebra tions tomorrow. Salem will have no celebration and is depending oi enrollments through fraternal or ders, clubs, churches, etc,, to reich its quota of enlistments. Wiiark, one of the smallest ana probably the newest town in the state, reports in with 84 names. Seaside will have a monster cele bration tomorrow and expects more than 10,000 enlistments, Among organisations that are espeeialiy active are mentioned the Knights of Columbus is Fort- land, lOaO names, Portland post of Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1053 names, and the American ieg!on post of Salem with ?Sg. ffl8,453 TURNED OVER FROM LAND BO iD G G. Brown, clerk of the state land board, during the month ot June turned over to 13j estate treasurer a total of $SSr463.SS, The items were: Common achool fund principal, ineome sources, J5S,8S2,86;- com mon school fimtl interest, $34( agricultural college tunl interest, $553.86; university fund principal, payments on loan, $58; university fund interest $04j ru ral credits loan fund principal, $740.75; rural credits reserve fund interest, $1774.20; A, H. Bureank trust fund interest, $12i.S0j Ap person fund interest, $225. Total, $3,4S3.SS. Klamath Feels talk Klamath Falls, Or., July 2. A slight earth tiemor was leit at Lake view shortly before 11 o'clock last night according to reports re ceived here h telephone today According to Hditor CronemilHr f the Iakcvlew Exanjlner several people felt iake althouglt so lann?e;e was done. 'far yburVacation enjoy the CanadianRiaflc MounimnIsoris Mile-iiiHli in 'he odf rfal CassdSas Pacific Kockjes-metropoNtsnhsttl ( ' to airvfftoj Knic sca;ngs-cl !or your vtc(ion. rv i : j.r mH Jra i Banff nd Lake Louise offer Golf, Fishing, Automohile Trips, Horschacfc, Oimbiog, Swimming, Dancing, Perfect icrvice and accomodations; never-ending pleasure whether you stay a week or s month. Low excursion tares ere now in Hfecl; no passports rc required. Aik for ' Msi's gftmi and BuntyUiie Cemp Canadian Ricific WJ f een-tcti i Agent ?&sir&eft JOURNAL mi ADS PW Enjoy the 4th of July at the o- SEE A Gripping Drama in the Stifling Surge of Alaska's Winter Snows STRONG-HEART mmmW: was rin JACK LONDON rji 3 Matinee and Evanfag n i P A Worthy 4th ot W I 1 fROM CUa NOVa- 1 1 - -1 nR ANH sSSSz?' 1 The thrilling story of E U 1 1 SUIfDAY jST . 8 two-gun man who devoted , &0&A-1 I I iis life to "getting" ons SSSua tj j satie romance ot a tad " ffl man in the bad lands! 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