Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 02, 1925, Image 3

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    THIS CAPITAL. JDUKNAL, BALUiW, UKJUUN
PAGE THREE
HERMAN-LEWIS
BATTLE GOES 10
in the dccoruiion of the church
and grounds and in ao efficiently
preparing and serving the lunch.
The next meeting of the council
will be held ut Keiser school
house December 27. We hope for
a full attendance and hearty co
operation of the various Bible
schools,
A helpful and seasonable pro
gram is already being prepared.
uly Miid many were Injured in
wio most torrenuai rain storm in
Japan in 60 years. At Yokohama
fifty houses were crushed by a
landslide and serious damage was
reported in the Kanto district.
OF
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925.
10
Cal Herman, Salt Lake fighter
and Frankie Lewis of Salem fought
ten rounds to a draw last night In
the opening boxing card of the
enson. Herman tipped the scales
t 145 and Lewis at 130. The fight
was even all the way through with
neither battler having much advan
tage. Herman did most of the
leading with Lewis waiting to land
a go dohard blow. Not once did
I, wis back up but he wan unable to
find the clever little Salt Lnker
where he expected him to be.
Lewis landed one good hard
blow in the third round but Her
man came right back. Herman
was lota faster than the Indian
fighter although he lacked tho wal
lop that Lewis carries. Lewis Is
not slow by any means nnd Is able
to step around right lively but
Herman had the best of this de
partment. Lewis did not seem to
to In as good condition as in sev
eral of his former fights. Ho ap
peared to have only his left hand
Jn the first few rounds but got
better as the fight progressed. Nov
man made him miss repeatedly.
In the seventh round the Salt
leaker called for Lewis to get In
and fight. Tho eighth round
started out rather snappy but nelth
r side got the best of it. The Inst
two rounds were about even and
neither man was taking a chance
of getting knocked down with a
chance of getting a slight decision.
The fight did not quite measure up
to the par of bouts staged last sea
on but ns the sen son goes along
Harry Plant, matchmaker will be
able to get better boys and prom
ises the fights to be as good a last
eason. '
Bill Hunt knocked out Danny
Garth of Butte, In the fourth
round of a scheduled six round
fight. Garth put up a good fight
but Hunt's weight was too much
for him. Garth landed severnl harcU
blows but wag unable to follow
through for another one. Each of
tho fighters landed hard at the end
of tho third round. In the fourth
round Garth rocked Hunt and they
both enmo together, Garth was
hit hard at the same time and went
to the canvas for the count of
nine. Ho got up but It was plain
thnt he was out. Hunt floored him
again. He tried to get up at the
count of nine but couldn't make It.
Red Martin of Salem and Bat
tling Kendall of Salem fought four
llteiMallsin
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hy building up your blood power.
It is a fact that rheumatism
moans "blood poverty." It is a
lact with th& Increase of red
cells in your blood, impurities
are destroyed. It is a fact that.
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body, swelling, lingering pains.
Etifiness, of joints end niusclo
all disappear; your stomac-h
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ViLlx tho old sweetheart glow,
your Mood enriched nnd your
checks mnro plump as they used
to be. You can do it ! Take
P.S.., tha great destroyer of
rheumatic impurities.
n fl S. S. fe iolil t nil pno& dm?
rorcs in iwo bitm. -ina iargcr
iie is moro economical.
1
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Peters
Milk
Chocolates
in Cake form
Regular Price 65c a Lb.
For Saturray Only
39c lb.
Two Lbs. for 73c
Limit 2 lbs. to customer.
Schaefer'
Drug Store
Yellow Front Phone 197
135 N. Commercial St.
The Penslar Store
Jmmk
" Elephant Skuts Her Stuff '
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On the last day of the straw hat season, old Lady
Jewell, of the New York Zoo, got busy on'the lids cast-off
in Central Park, munching away as if they were giant
peanuts.
slow rounds to a draw In the first
preliminary.
Both fighters were alow but
Kendall seemed to have the beat of
the fight at times but Martin was
tough and came back for more.
Shadow Bretz, of Salem showed
much Improvement since his last
fight and cleaned up Battling Wal
den, negro fighter of Portland in
the first round. Both fighters ap
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peared fast during the length of
the bout but the Salem boy hit
too hard for the Portland fighter.
Bretz outweighed him 11 pounde.
"Spark Plug." a fighter from
Aberdeen challenged the winner
of the Hunt-Garth battle. His real
name Is McCoy and he la declared
to be a clever fighter. Plant plans
on having the second boxing card
two" weeks from tonight, on the
tile signature of
Physicians everywhere recommend it.
Hayceville, Or., Oct. 2. The
Haytsville district Council of Re
ligious Education reports an ex
cellent program rendered last Sun
day at the Hazel Green church.
It was worthy of note that all of
the speakers were present and the
delegated and viistora In attend
ance found the addresses' and dem
onstrations very helpful and also
uplifting spiritually. It is to be
regretted that several of the su
perintendents nnd teachers of the
district Bible schools were not
present to give their appreciation
to the speakers and to receive the
inspiration thoughts and ideas so
manifest in the various addresses
and class demonstrations through
out the entire day.
The entertaining school and
church Is to be congratulated on
the faithfulness of their pastor,
Hev. Miss Leila LucKey, and their
primary teacher, Mrs. C. L. Von
Cleave, and also Mrs. Tom Van
Cleave, who devoted so much time
16th of October. He will be able
to tell better as the season goes
along and will have better fights.
Plant figures on getting George In
gersoll of Astoria, Charlie Dawson
ef Eugene and several other fast
steppers here before the season
closes.
See this
Traveling Exhibit
of Crane fixtures
The mobile exhibit of Crane plumbing and,
heating materials can be seen
Salem, Friday, October 2 at Fair Grounds,
Saturday, October 3 in City
The public is cordially invited to inspect
these new Crane fixtures for bathroom and
kitchen, and the Crane Automatic Water
Systemwhich makes city comfort and conven
ience easy and economical for the farm home.
For two days only. Don't miss this exhibit.
CRANE
PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIALS
CRANE CO.
836 S. MICHIGAN AVE.. CHICAGO
branches in all
' 1
Washington, Oct. 1. (A. P.)
The irrigation development of the
west will go forward without
opinion with understanding ami
oo-operation by congress and local
interests, Commissioner Mend of
i he bureau of reclamation of the
interior department declared today
in a statement.
Asserting an erroneous Impres
sion prevailed that there was
needless delay and opposition o'i
tha part of the bureau in carry
ing out reclamation projects for
which appropriations were made
by the lust congress, the commis
sioner said the bureau decided to
build projects wherever a sound
economic development was as
sured. 20 KILLED, MANY HURT
IN JAPHAIN STORM
Tokyo, Oct. 1. (A. P.) Twen
ty persons were reported killed to-
'Principal Cities
New Lamp Burns
94 Percent Air
Beats Electric or Gas
A new oil lamp that gives an
amazing brilliant, soft, white light,
even better than gas or electrielty,
hna been tested by the U. S. govern
mcnt and 35 leading universities
and found to bo superior to 10 or
dinary oil lamps. It burns without
odor, smoke or noise no pumping
up; is simple, clean, safe. Burns
94 percent air and 6 percent com
mon kerosene (coal oil.)
The inventor, V. M. Johnson, 161
north Union ave., Portland, Ore.,
la offering to send a lamp on 10
days' FHKB trial, or even to give
ono FHKB to the first user in
each locality who will help him
introduce It. Write him today for
full particulars. Also ask him to
explain how you can get the agen
cy, and without experience or
money make $250 to $500 per
month. Adv.
New
Shape
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to take a rest. Try it today and every day.
Treat the kiddies at the same time. 'jThey need
the nourishment that"comes in' crisp, flaky
Tru-Bnke Crackers. " ' Your grocer sells Tru-Bakes.T
Bakedjy TRU:BLU BISCUIT JCO., Spokane and Portland
ffrie Home of Tru'-Bls Grahams, English Style Biscuits and the Fomour T ru-Blu Fruit Cake
Because it a tofverop coffee. '
doublcrich in strength and flavor
M J B gives you more "mileage" .
for youf cofe monjy. " -
Goea farther per cup costs less in the long run!
cup of milk or hot choc
olate. You" will feel as re
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