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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1926)
sn&v tí -fa IcejKing YO RK . J m .’ U - t IP m P.) boxing was restore^ to «landing in C a llft m a , many Now Y ork man agers and boxer« hailed the Car Western auto aa a CUo «got for ? NEW — When o legal ft groat W H E N V » • winter sight and the day that was busy is done. A n d outride th? snow it driving through the tree» M a tte the wind. W hen, fo- ride, the crackling log» catch fire and t a n * Into flames above the hearth— bare < Cam elt ' i •‘They’re used to the (oar* round racket oat there and then’ll be soft over a d lataaM .” they ee*d «»A they Hocked o at jto the aew field. For Camel is the tried and trusted friend o f millions o f experienced smokers. W hether your returning stepa bring you hom * tired or jubOant, no sweetea, m ore mallow fragranea evsfcam a to "yon from a cigarette. There*» not a dgaretty afar-tgste, not a fired taste in a whole county fu ll o f Camels, O nly m ild and mellow flavor, deep-down contentmaut in yaur home or any home where Camels are lighted. U the coast boxer* w a r# a ll • topr-round fellow« It didn’t U k c U aR ,on< change to a dis tance game and now the eastorn- srs are finding that there are aa bargain« In California. _ J Tha ooaat now baa two cham pions. Fidel Lebarbs, tho fly weight king, and Tod Morgan, Junior lightweight champion. Lebsrba gave Frankie Genaro > « fine pasting and Morgan boat , M ike BaUerino for hta title. ; Jimmy McLarnia, another lit- I So this, night, before your soaring logs o f oak or hickory»— hare a C ym e/. O p en, u p d ie famous narka«« o f Camels and know tha fragrance, the r o ntentma p t that brings happh ness to millions/ P«t a Camel between you and a l«ght awil taste the mellowest, most delectable Ue follow who is a fin * prospect j for the bantamweight champion- ship, care the late Pancho V illa ' U u tight of his life and Charley Rosenberg, the bantam cham pion, received two fine pasting» ha n recent tonr. Hie title was saved when he foaled Doc Snell only because smart management made the coast boy come In ergrweighU California also sent east -a. Rae heavyweight prospeet in ; hadky overhead, tha weather 1 gaihble and tha d lffleatty in 1 making perfect seating arrange 1 ment«. 1 Rickard said recently he Vould have tho boxing privilege again next sifinmer a t the- < Yankee Stadium and that ha JMdie Nafftean who needs oaly Mad only two big shots in m ind fo r the hall park. experience to go n long way In < Ho Intimated that Jack the ranks w ith tha big fallows. Before the boxing law was Dempsey would be one of tha passed in California, coast box- principals in one of them and era in c h as Dave Shade ware that Paul Berlenhach would ap M g shota la Naw York and now pear In the other. f U t they don’t have to leaveI , B4f)»vd probably can get any home to work It stands to ra%- fan that C alifornia boxing w itf fglprova s a l t Improved la Nagr Y ork under tho W alker la v . > The success of boxing in fa x b tekard ’s new IS.OSO.OSO Oar. den is ears to hare a serious pdset on outdoor boxing next Hmmer. ? Rickard has a ventilating sys la » la the Garden that Will hsake it possible to stage bouts a ll daring the summer month/ with comfort for tho spectators pad fighters. ’ H a claims that he can make th e temperature lower la the Darden than it w ill he on the te ih aa outdoor arena and By H O W A R D O. DB RR (United Press Staff ICorrespon dent) ha can neat more spectators any o f the other clubs who da not have a bail park. » V ary little money was made hp tha promoters who had out- y a e r arenas last summer because goad drawing cards wore bard M arrange and because of tha CHICAGO. Jan. I t — (U. P ) —rAn achievement in the realm of «ports th a t was omitted from meet 6 f the “ reviews" of the I 9 t | sporting era but which vae really one Of the miracloa E Oeeer’s Ashland Service Station iv* ' I Ì Freezing Weather ifi Here Protect Your Radiator, with ALCOHOL r prMtF »<1 attend to it vsrm w ish T ires And Tubes fcjMtei fan and you tiu n « Camel! N o other enddqOH cho'fcift T w tí th t bleedert, Even e. Into tU t own e larfWf tobacco m the worU it like Ç eros. The Camel blot them. W a tn étía yo n to a w w p a ra C a » with any (¡garetta made at any f r 8 . J . R e y n o ld s T o b a c c o C o. oitwm lh » te » of the year waa -the vise of Northwestern the finest gym-, Northwestern University to a naslum in,the middle west, prom position of dignity in the big ised a new stadium "aa soon ag Northwestern wins a con Ten conference. Because of the almost hope- ference championship" b u t that »¥• condition of spqrts at I seemed so utterly ^remote that Northwestern fo r the decage X became a campus Joke. During the recent football ending ;1SS4, th e m , was con campaign, however, Northwest siderable agitation In the mid dle weat |n favor of dropping ern’s Wildcats turned in- a b ril Northwestern frpm the Big Ten lian t record and finished tho — either changing the confer season in a tie for second place The atten ence to the "Big Nine" «W ac in the conference. centing ‘ Notre Dame In Noyth- dance was so great that the more important games had to westogn'a place. The m atter, 'o f course, didn’t be played in Chicago's muni get vary tar in official circles cipal stadium to accommodate but , there apparently was the crowds. And now the unl-j enough talk about it to arouse verslty has decided not to wait a vital spark on the Northwest for Patten’* g ift and Is starting ern oewpu»- Athletics took a construction of a mammoth con sudden spurt and spurted so crete stadium. hard and fast that w ithin a year th e ' other members of tho Astoria — Orown-WUlaMfette conference raised approving eye Co., begins 192# reforestation, brows nnd changed the nick employing 27 men, on Young's name of Northwestern’s teams River. - from "Msthedlets” to "W iid- oota.” Northwestern Hk«d tho Pacific operating Unas and an alumnua presented ' Southern the school with a cagad wildcat threa gravel trains «to new rail term inal at Eugene. Football b e||g the king of college «port« and |he depart ment In which N orthw estern had been m aking tha most pitiable a h e F lh t/ chief attention ^aa centered on the gridiron. A splrtt that had been lacking for mepy » yaar bobbed up .in the From these murals It is now pos sible for the students of the Strange, little understood riter Of the religion of agreus to form a clearer idea of the famous OLYJfPlA.W ash, Jen 1».— Qrphlc mysteries. (U . P .) - —Forest firs lo a s e e ln W asblagton daring IS tS totalled The great hall of the in itia $ 4 5 0 , 17e.ee, exclusive of, fires tions . in tho v illa is decorated |n U nited‘'States forests, accord with a huge freaco in early ing to « report by George C. Pompeian style containing 1 * Joy, supervisor "o f forestry. A almost' ltfe-siae figures. These total of 117,415 seres were figures are engaged in perform t swept by flames, most of which ing the rite known ns “ the mystery," and the painting is were bnrnM over lands. in effect a pictorial representa tion of the Orphic liturgy. • • * From an examination of the fresco, (( seems clear that tha celebrated ’‘mystery’' was a mimic dram a or Symbolic ritu a l, WASHINGTON LOSBB UBO,000 BT H B E which has certain alog|ea w ith the Catholic macs, The th ro w in g open of th e -V illa of tho Mysteries to the public affprds an unexampled ohpor- t unity for students o f Orphism and tha early mystic religious cults of Greece and Asia Minor to east fresh light on a faaeinat- lug but little understood sub- ject. ;• Buiok Touring.. Bode Touring.. Oldsmobile Eight obvious an- t N APLBS, Jan. 1»— (U . P .) — |h e V ille of tha Mysteries near Napise, recently opened to the public is an object of interest commanding the attention of p e n tia te and historians. H » an ordinary Oreoo-Reman Baker — Building record for 1925 1« 1474,87«, best in city’s ville of the Pompeian type, and history. Wan «M d as a a Orphic' basilica. r 11 h awpronouuced succees. ^Northwestern has bpe« handi capped fyom a gate receipt standpoint for a nhmheV of years because of some 4nnltuua|hd VOB WINTEB DBIVOfO Repairs Huit Will. S. ß. W H IT E - M lffflO B iS J Please GARAGE olm ly Cte. agramo wws U. a noaaiaoM Agee's Shoe Shop ams-gsis sbasti t ASHLAND OBAGON