Capital journal., December 12, 1925, Image 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925
IED BROWN TO
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Ted Drown.
Ted Brown has
been matched to
t meet Hoblu Reedj
P world's amateur
' champion in his
weight, in the
first lirofesalonul
wrestling match
to be singed in
Salem, on Decern
ber 22, according
to Harry Plaui
matchmaker.
Heed was win'
ner in the Olym
pics during tii
aniiitcur days and recently turned
professional. . Brown was secured
for certain yesterday afternoon.
The match wil be for two hours or
the best two out of three falls.
Plant has not as yei decided who
will referee.
Reed and Brown wrestled In
Porllaud about three weeks ago
and Brown has been turning every
Btouc to get. another matcti with
the Corvaliis boy. Heed is fast,
shifty and has a wouderful army
of hoi d.s. Heed and lirown in their
mutch in Portland put on the fast
est and best it'atch yet seen in that
city, according to Virgil Hamlin.
Brown is no novice a the game and
Is training hard to he in the best
of shape for the match, planning
on getting revenge.
Albany and Kugenc have taken
up wrestling and have been draw
ing big houbt-s, according to re
ports, ine lust nmicu at viuauj
tlrow a $1400 house and they ar
plunning on a $2500 house at the
next curd. Kugeiie drew $3700 on
their last wrestling match and
there is no reason why Salem can't
draw eoually as well, said Plant
yesterday. "The wrestling game
1 one of the best snorts for speed
and endurance," says 1'Utnt, "and
it is a good olean sport, equally
as interesting for the ladies as the
hi Gil '
Other good wrestling matches
are being arranged hy riuut ami
the Salem fans are assured of some
of the best main events possible.
Ted Thve. claimant of the worm
light heavyweight championship.
in matched here for some time dur
ing the first two weeks of Janu
ary. Thycs opponent nas not as
yet been named but Plant is malt
ing efforts to schedule a re-match
vUh Mike Yokel. Thye won over
Yokel, Thursday night in Portland
but Yokel has always been
stumbling block for the Portland
wrestler. The wrestling matches
are tft be staged about once
month says Plant. These will be
sandwiched in between the two
boxing cards.
Washington, Dec. 12. (A. P.)
Fore lira interests have secured ex
clusive concessions for air opera
tion In South America, the Mitchell
court-martial was told today by
Major George V. Strong of the
army ueneral staff.'
"In Central America," Major
Strong testified, "there have been
concessions granted, but they have
not been exclusive."
In Columbia, he-said, a conces
sion was negotiated by German
capitalists with the Columbian government.
Guatemala had given a conces
sion to a French concern but Ma
jor Strong said it was not an ex
clusive arrangement.
Representative Frank R. Reld
chief counsel for Colonel Mitchell.
told the court these concesa-ona
had been reported to the war
partment by Major Ray Croft
Walsh of the army air service who
held them to be a serious menace
to the defense of the Panama ca
nal.
Major Strong said Major Walsh's
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Washington, Deo. 11 (A. P.)
Congress was asked today by Rep
resentative Bloom, democrat, New
York, to solve the domestic sor-
ant problem. Ho Introduced today
a bill to lift Immigration restric
tlons on European women, estab
lished beyond question in the ca
reers of cook or housemaid.
THE ORIGINAL TUBE-AND THE BEST
Jllii om ili!
report had been used aa the basis
of a war department recommenda
tion to the state department for
the establishment of a UnitedStates
air malt service in Central Amer
ica, but that the negotiations be
tween the two departments and
with representatives of the post
office and commerce departments
stilt are In progress.
The court then turned to Colon
el Mitchell's charge that the na
tional guard has been flying with
out parachutes for several years.
Captain R. W. Mackie, of Hous
ton, Texas, national guard air of
ficer and commercial flier, testified
for the prosecution that the air
squadron of which he was a mem
ber, was supplied with parachutes
a year ago and no pilot was allow
ed to take the aJr without a par
achute. All the planes the squad
ron had, he said, could he operated
by pilots wearing parachutes.
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