lllCNf) IIUIiLKTIN, IIK.VI) OK! WON, TIIUIWDAV, JUNK !!, 1018 IVWJE a . IV C J, it f BEND BOXERS HOLD HONORS HOTIIGKORGEANDCJIL HEKT VICTORS. U'IIIIiiiih In I'lll Ii NITt ill tint Hlntt of llin Kniiilli lUiiiuil (Jiiikd W'Iiin DimMimi Over HlM'H In Tcii-ltotinil (Jo, (From Miiinlny'M Dully.) llmiil buxom attain doiiiniiHtrntcd tlinlr suiiroiniicy iiri tm&urii rtiiturday it Ik t t itt t ho lloiiil Amateur Athletic club smoker, when Fred Ollbort won over Jllltlo Williams of Portland In (hn fourth round or u ten-round bout, ami llllllo (Ii'ortto retained tho mid dlownlghl lioiiorH In it ton-round do-i-IhIoii bittlln with I'm nk Htroot of I'ortlnml. Tlio flrnt go between (lllburt ittul Wlllluiim Kuvit promise of tun round of fa tit unit furloiiH IioxIiik until Williams loft un opunliiK In tliu commencement of tlio fourth round and received a right hook to thu Jaw that ti ut him down for tlio count. HouiuIm duo, two mid thrnii wont by with llttlo udvantugo to iiltluir innn. Wllllnum wan In good condition and wan cnpithlo of takliiK punishment fri'iily ndniliiliiturvd by liU opponuut, nnd caino hack In a like timnuiir. In th HrHt round Ollbort registered right hook on tlio Jaw of his oppo nent, nnd for liln troublu recclvi-d nn iipliiircul In thu mouth, (lllburt re turnliiK with rlnlit and loft to limn! . Hound two opmifil with u clinch, both inuti trying for body blown. In thn break Ollbort landed right to body mid loft to head, and rocolvod several stinging IiIowm In tlio mouth. Tho buliinco of thu round both men worn fighting cnutlounly. Williams slipped mid fll In thl round an 1 was liolpod to hi foot by bl oppo nent. Hound three opened with n ill" inon fighting I" a clinch. Wllllrttr.i liiuiU'd right to hum!, mid followed Intor with n right to tint Jnw. Oil liort retaliated In thu clone flKhtlnK with rliorl-artn J it tin to thn body. An thu gong sounded (lllburt landed rli;ht to fuco. Iloth men wir flxlit liiK niiy. Williams wn spitting blood. Hound four oponod with thu men co in I iik to n clinch uud clmo light Iiik, (lllburt getting In hi work on thu body of liln opponent mid recelv Iiik abort Jab In thu face. After tho brook from n clinch (lllbort lumlcl loft to body nod n elonn rlchl houk to thn jnw, putting hla tnnn down for thu count. (Ji-orKsSlm't. Tho mlddlHWolght bout between llllllo Ooorgo nnd Frank Street of Portland wa hard fought from tlu beginning. Street, a careful lighter, kept liluiMolf wull covorud durliiK thu entire ton round, nnd only In the rirnt round did hu appear at nil be wlldurvd whun ho received n hoavv upporcut to tho jnw that sont bttn to tho floor. Ho camo up at tho count of throo, and, hugging close to thu rope, lot Hcorgo rnln blow aftor blow on hi fncu and licud, vnltlng for nn opunliiK. Ouu comlni:, ho took advantage of It nnd landed n etlnelne right to George's Jaw Juit an tho gong aoundad. IlountU two, throo, four and flro followed each othor with both men flKhtlnK hard nnd many clinches. Htroot contlnuod to Iiuk thu ropes mid pormlt IiIh opponunt to tund right nnd loft to hend, nnd shorl-nrni Jnb to body. During those round Htroot'succoodod In catching George 'napping on two (iccalou nnd landed right to tho Jnw, but thny lucked tho punch u nil George enmo back mulling. Hound six oponod with both men lighting cntitlouttly. Goorgo nulled IiIh mun to tho rope nnd rockod 1Mb hond with right and- loft hooka. Htroot en mo buck with u hard loft to tho Jaw, mid In tho opon lighting n inoinont lutor succeeded In liuullng miothor In tho sumo pluco. Tho llgh lug then huenmo closo again with Htroot nguliiHt tho ropos nnd guarding I'uutlouHly, covorlug up woll, mid ro mulnliig ontlroly, on tho dofoiiHO. HouiidH hovoii, olght, nlno mid ton woro coiitlnuiitloiiH of tho formoi round, (loorgo kcoplng tho offoim Ivo mid Htroot hugging tho ropoa. At tho uud of tlio ninth round (loorgo Imidod n lionvy right to tho Jaw nnd Htroot wont to IiIb corner groggy. Tho only tlmo during tho ontlro liuttlo whon It npponrod that tho light bolongod to any innn woh nt tho oud of tho flrHt round nftor aoorgo had lnnilnd hard on IiIh opponents Jaw and put htm down for tho count of throo. While Htroot fought can tloualy ho npponrod to hnvo plonty of wind all through tho fight, and camo bnok hard on ovory occasion, fighting vlcloualy whon not omploy lug hia tnettea of hugging tho ropo nnd kooplng covorod, waiting for a ohanco oDOiilug to land ono of his vicious right awlnga. Goorgo waa caught napping during tho flrnt throo rouiiilH mid pormlttud IiIh oppoiioul to land, but aftor that ho kept woll covorod, both In tho opun and clmio lighting. Tho main hoiitii worn procotlod by a prollinlnaiy by Krnmit I.oOlnlw and lllll lliiiiHun, both of IIiIm city, Although tun poundii llghtor than hi opponent, I.iiClnlro tniiilo n good showing, winning tho honor In n decision coutiiNt at thn mid of tho llirco rouuilii thu bout wn scheduled to go, Thn inon worked bar I mid thorn wit not a lugging moniiiiit from tho Mturl to tho IIiiImIi. BOXING GLOVES BRING GOOD SUM DONATION TO It. A. A. C. OK HKT (IIVKH MKND CIIAIWIIlt OP IIKI CHOHH 9H.'I,22 IIOIIKItT INNIH IH DONOH. Dr. Tumor, oyo Npiiclnllt of Port land, will bo In lloiiil iiguln WuiIiick day mid Tliurnday, Juno l'J-20, nt Thoroii'H Jowulry ntoro. Don't fall to commit him about your oyc and gliiNHUH on 4)100 ilutu. On account of nurloti llluuH In liln fumlly Dr. Turner wn iinablo to koop hi hint ongnKumonl In Hond, but will poil lively bo thuro on ubovu ilulo. 14-15 SILVER LAKE MAN IS SEVERELY INJURED Cnr Turn Turtle Neur I.nkuvliitu I'IiiiiIiik J, i. I'Vi'iiiiiillitii'alh Wrcckugiv Muy Not Mm. (From Friday' Dnlly.) J. U. Frouman, woll known itock limn of Hllvor l.uko, I not oxpoctod to live n thu roflult of un nuto uccl- itoul which occurred Monday, accord lug to report which wuro brought to report which wcro brought to till to till city yoHtorday by P. IL Hoodor, Freumnu wn out driving In hi now Premier cnr In thu vicinity of huko- view when thu ncclduul happened. Thu car bucutnu uuiiiuungenble, voored from thn rond Into a nhullow illtch, uud turned ovur throo tlruu, 1lio driver being pltiuod buuuath tho wruckngu. Othor nutolt who aw I ho iiccldent riiHlietl to thu aid of thu Injured mini mid Httccoodud In gutting medical aid. Hovurnl bone are broken mid It I feared hu In nuflor Ing from Inturnal Injurlu. (From Monday'H Dnlly.) Ono Not of boxing glovim nnd a punchlivg bug, tho property of Hob- ert IiiiiIn, noii of Joxepli Inuli, brought thn Hud Croim 83.22 nt thu nmokor Hnturdny night. In n letter to hi father, written from Franco, where ha I now ntatloued, Hobort In ntructud hi fathur to donato tho glovo to thu Hend Amateur Athletic anitoolatlon to bu raffled off, tho buuuflt to go to thu lied Cro. "No ono," ho declared In hi luttor, "Dut Ilia noldler realize tho grout work done by thl organization." IiiHtead of raffling tho glove, a wn Hugguvted, A. Whlnnant In a nhnrt tulk declared that they wcro to romnln tho property of tho I). A. A. (J. nnd unked thoo provont to nhow thulr nplrlt by making contribution, with 1ho renult that thn above amount wa ruined. Twunty-ulght of tho preont contributed Jl. RATS KILLED BY THOUSAND S DUNN LOCATED .IN WASHINGTON Ono cont a word t all a llttlo Want Ad will coit you. (From Monday'n Dnlly.) Dave Dunn, ordered by tho Judge nt Hie lat elou of tho dUtrlct court to leave thu Htute, ha com piled with tho rcquoiit, according to a tulegrnm received thl morning by Sheriff H. K. Hobert. Dunn In now nt Fullbrldgo, WaBhtngton, Just ncron tho Columbia river from the Oregon lino. In hi telegram to thu Hliorlrr ho ukn that naddle belong ing to him bo nhtppod to him by exprenn at that point. National and Local Meat Business HHHHi DM i l I1- I 1! i li!l ifl M lU m m 1 1 1 (From ThurHilny' Dally.) Tho wigo rat drlvo In Crook nnd DoHchule countlPH 1 meeting with phenomenal huccohx, N'over In tho hltory of roilont polonlng hnvo such lurgo kill boon mado a during tho pnt wouk. Hoporl received from Buplco, Puullmi, Crooked Hlver, I'rliKivllle, Hedmond mid O'Nell nhow that bettor than 20,000 ago rat wore polHoned during tho week of Juno 2 to 8, Tho hlgheHt kill per quart of poloned grain wcro report ed a 21 C por quart at Huplec, 84 at Crooked Hlver nnd CT, nt Paulina. Tho county agent' offlco ha dltrlb utud 1,500 quarts of polnoned grain nnd lf.O ounce of ntrychnlno thu far In tho drlvo. CountV Aent It. A. Ward I holding mooting and poison ing dcmountrntlnn thin -week at Darne and Hear Creek In Crook county. Ktlmntlng tho damage dono to grain, alfalfa flold and ditch banks nt H per sago rat per year, which experience nhown I conservative, tho work of thu past week saved Crook and Deschutes countlcH $20, 000 worth In crops, A over CO por cunt, of tho rats dlo In their burrows and aro never counted, tho actual saving exceed this amount. We will giveVou value for your money in what can be procured in the markets and we adhere strictly to all Food Administration Rules Baker's Grocery The meat business of the country is conducted by various agencies By small slaughter-houses in villages By local Abattoirs or small Packing Houses in towns both Using only a part of the local live stock supply and Furnishing only a part of ) the local demand for meat These slaughtering and distributing agencies fill n well defined but neces sarily restricted plnco in the distribu tion of the products of live stock. But only packers like Swift & Company, organized on a national scale, are able to undertake the ser vice that is more vitally important, involving An Obligation to the Producer To purchase for spot cash all the live stock the producer may send to market for slaughter. An Obligation to the Consumer To make available to every con sumer, everywhere, in season and out, the full supply and variety of meat products, of the highest standard that the market affords. Year Book of interesting and instructive facts sent on request. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois Swift 8c Company, U. S. A. CLASS 1 WEEK TO BEHELDINSTATE (From Saturdays Dally.) POHT1.ANI), Juno 1G. A "Class 1 Week" Is to bo held sometime this month by every local draft board In Oregon, under Instructions received from tho war department and communicated to local boards by Captain John K. Culllson, officer In charco of tho draft In tho office of the adjutant general. Tho purposo of "Class 1 Week" Is to correct any errors In classifica tion that may havo been mado pre viously. In correctlnu these errors, many registrants previously placed In lower classification will bo trans ferred to class 1. At tho samo tlmo. the reclassifica tion will work both ways. Whero tho evidence justifies, local boards will reopen tho cases of men wrong fully placed In class 1 and placo them In lower classifications, as tho cir cumstances warrant. C-ovorument appoal agents and, mombors of legal advisory boards) havo been directed Immediately to' muko a careful examination of all (jucstlonualros and rocords In all cases In which they arc satisfied that reclassification should bo made, i Thousands of registrants aro now In class 4, tho war department be lieves, who should bo In class 2 or class 1. Appeal agents arc Instructed to appeal every case whero tho re classification Is not convincingly cor rect. "Local boards, government appeal agents and members of legal advis ory boards," Captain Culllson's In structions advise, "aro requested to direct special attention to tho fol lowing classes of cases: Class 2, A and I); class 3, A, D and C; class 4, A." For tho bonoflt of all theso defini tion aro Riven: Class 2-A: Married man with children or father of motherless children, whoro wlfo and children nro not mainly dopendent on him for support; 2-II: Married man without children whoso wlfo Is capablo of supporting horsolfj 3-A: For General Household Use the best economy in extracts is found in Crescent brands. At all grocers. (K-) S,ZAa m .vJ Hi JL Man with dependent children (not his own but toward whom ho stands In relation of parent); 3-D: Man with dependont, aged or Infirm parents; 3-C: Man with .dependent helpless brothers or sisters; 4-A: Man whoso wlfo or children aro mainly depend ent on his labor for support. New standards of physical exam ination are being Issued by tho pro vost marshal general. Theso will, it is believed, not merely add to the number of men elelglblo for military service, but will largely Increase tho roster of thoso held for limited or special service. COUGHS AMI COLDS VANISH. "Summer colds" aro not hard to break up, coughs and hoarseness aro easy to get rid of, If you will take Foloy's Honey and Tar Compound. Mrs. Mary Sogdam, 282 Maplo St.. Perth Amboy, N. J., wrltea: "It holpcd my throat; novcr had any thing better." Slightly laxatlvo. Contains no opiates or narcotics. Sold everywhere. 1 o M Q I III ?'' mV 1 .Hi With the Approach of Warm Weather Your Wife Wants an ELECTRIC RANGE HELP MAKE HER KITCHEN WORK EASY EASY TERMS CHEAP CURRENT BEND WATER LIGHT & POWER COMPANY BEND. OREGON UNCLE SAM WANTS YOUR HELP He Waists The Crops Harvested On Time The factories nre tumble to fill orders promptly. Get out your old mower or oth er harvesting machinery, thoroughly examine it and get in your order for extras. TAKE OUR ADVICE You may he disappointed later in the season in not be ing able to buy repairs. YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE. It is your patriotic duty to get your crops heady foh your countiiy. BEND HARDWARE COMPANY DO YOUR PART WE WILL DO OURS