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TUNNEY I
THE TITLE BOUT
fiPECULATOH, X. Y., July 12.
(A-Generous doses of milk have
kept CJene Tunney from tralninK
down too fine for tho defense of
hlH title against Tom Heeney nt
the Yankee stadium, July 26.
AlthoiiKh the champion mill lian
two weeks of work, ho in now Jus!
short of the peak of condition, lie
weighs 1 !' pounds, and after i:
hard workout he in five pounds
lighter, the exact weight he In
tends to carry when ho faces !?(.
ney. Tunney restores the five pounds
he loses In tho ring every day by
drinking three pints of milk .'.fl-r
ench session, lie docs not intend
to h-t hlH poundage drop until iiio
eve of the title bout, He hun al
ready reached the point where he
must reduce hlH rnad work. Yes
terday he ran only four and one
half miles.
Spectators nre charged .10 renin
to .watch the champion cuff his
tumrrlng partners, Harold Mays
nnd Hilly Vidabeck. The proceeds
go to the little St. James fittlrolie
church here.
The champion has a convincing1
explanation of so-called unorthodox
training methods.
'Ht re ni i h a nd power a re not h -Iiui
more than nervous energy,"
he claims, "and there are four
wayn of expending It: worry, brain
work, physical effort ami diges
tion." Tunney gets plenty of sleep and
re la xa t Ion and conserves t he re
mitting nervous ctn'i'Ky by nvoliling
all worry and eating but two uwnls
dully to aid his digestion. TIiii.m
n can expend his energy in Un
necessary physical effort.
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Fights Last Night
' ' (Hy the Associated Press.)
OHK'AflO Young Jack Thomp
son, California, technically knock
ed out ltuHsle I,croy, Kaigo. N. 1).,
(5). Jlmmfy Mullet ic. ( 'hlcngo,
won from Krankle Krlsco. Chleao,
(. liny I(ti-rs, Chicago, knock
ed out Jean Mantes, Chicago, Ml.
DAYTON. Ky. Vincent Hum
bright , Cincinnati, knocked out
Joe Chancy. Chbngn, (3). Culvin
Jtakor, Aurora, hid., won from
Curley Perrano. Indianapolis. ( n.
George Arnernn, Newark, Ohio, de
feated Km n kit Clark, Indianapn.
Jl. (-1).
Major League Leaders
(Ity the Associated Press.)
Including games nf July II:
National,
Jta.tting Hornsby. Itraves, .-W3.
linns llottomley. Cartls, 7K.
Jtuns hatted In llottomley, Curds;
lliKSonette, Hobins, 73,
liils Omit hit. Cards, I
To'uhles Hornsby, Itraves, i'S.
Triiiles Itottomley. Cartls, I 2.
Homers Wilson, ( 'ubs, L'L.
Htolen buses Fl inch. Car tls. I li.
Pitching I.iu-as. Heds. won ft. lost
Aiuerlcnn,
IlaStlng
lluns Until, VuitIik. 7.
IIUIIM lllltllMl III (JlhllK. VllllkH. Ti.
UltH Miimish. Itrowtis. 117.
ItniilitoH KliiKHtfiiil. Iti.il Sox.
T rljilcs Itli't'. s. iMti, ii,
Ilnmci'H lluili. iCankK. 3:1.
KIoIcH llUM'K XldStlt. 'llt
13.
Sox,
riti'hlni.' Ornwilfr. Iti-ownt., won fl,
lNt I.
Wants Sand Island Money
PORTLAND, Ore.. July IL'.(P
Information supporting a claim
for $i:,taio against the government
for work done In clearing Sand 11
Mid lit the Columbia river for sein
ing purposes in iv.'l has been filed
with Senator McNary hy l' J. Cootl
tinugti, Salem. The senator Is afd
to have told (tooduoimh thai he
unnld Introduce a hill providing for
tho payment in the next emigres
Hinnal session.
Why suffer with
Rheumatism?
You know it cannot
be rubbed away
ARE you one of those unfor
tunate!, who Hiitler with
' pains in your triuncles nnd joints,
commonly called rheunidliHin,
making you miserable, less ef
ficient, interfeiinK with your
working hours, ruining your
sleep?
You mny have tried rnnny
things without relief. Why not
try S.S.S.?
For more than 100 yenri
S.S.S. hns been giving relief in
thousands of cases, as testified
- to in unsolicited letters of grat
itude. "I suffered with rheumatism
for a good many years. At times
my joints would swell so, I
couldn't walk. I tried almost
everything. Went to Hot Springs
then finally decided to try
S.S.S. I took a coue. In a
short time the rheumatic pains
entirely left me. I am now In
f erfectftiealth, and want to add
hat I have tried nil kinds of
medicines but I think S.S.S, is
S.SS. Builds Sturdy Health
TEMPORARY BOSS
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That pleased smile you sec on the face of Lena Blackburn, erst
while infield coach of tho Chicago White Sox, may be entirely duo to
the fact that he has just been appointed temporary manner of thj
team, following resignation of Kay Scliulk.
OLYMPIC STARS ARMAND EMANUEL
ON BOARD LINER IS SPARRING MATE:
TAKING IT EASY
AhOAltD S. S. IMtKSIhKN'T
HOOSKVKI.T, J n 1 y ll!. 'JV, A
great calm has Hell led over Amer
ita'H Olympic leaiu. Al'ler the rmiHo
ami excitement of Hailing and, for
many, the thrill of their firm time
on an ocean Huer, the 2tiS aihletes
who hope to hrln.; hack to America
a large part of the Olympic! laurel
wreuthn have dropped peacefully
Into shipboard routine and have
begun lo obey the first order of
their coaches and trainers -to rest.
Relaxation Is the principal pre
I script inn lor the first few days.
'.Many of tin1 track and field stars
, who competed In the final tiyouts
under lite broiling amu at Cam
j bridge are under weight as a re
sult. On this list are all four men
. who will compete In the decathlon.
I An aggregate of b0 pounds was
i lost hy the all-around performers.
; In Ihelr ;i uelllng Iwo-day lest.
J lioherlHoii plans In start exercise
Tor most of his hack sipunl tomor
row, hut the workouts will he sla
lloimrv. TO MISSIONS
l Ity the Asho.-inted Press.)
The ordinarily mild mannered
bat of Ita V -'i eneb, Sacramento
shorlMop went a holdim against
the Seals, when the Kololis Won
a 3 to tleclsbm in I Innings.
Willi MugheH pitching steady
ball, the Missions evened the port
land eics at tne all by trimming
the P.eavers. 1 to
Oakland Miihlenly revetted to
last year's ehamplonshlp form, and
swamped l.os Am;t-es uiuler a Uii
1
scon
In
Kiol.
the foin ih Iniiinc ,
d 1 3 1 tins on 1 I
the (UlUs
bit-.
Inability
Seattle a .'
uotl. Tin
to hit in plnehes (ot
lo tlefeal in ho lb. 11,
Indians t:ot their n .1
on the I'.il-w. bill were unable te
' pllsb Ihi III aeiovs (Me ol I'e.
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Rich Boy As Aviator
j PMILADKLPIII . - Smith lleyn-
obls. heir to tobacco millions, is
I an ace niupltshed aviator at 1i. He
j He flew from Wlntlnn-Snletii, N.
jt'., with a tiiiiin, A. It. Taylor, nbio
Mil. lie lias been flung for two
the UoRt."Knr1 C. Campbell,
115 West Main Street, Johnson
City, Tcnn.
S.S.S. Is extracted from tbo
fresh rmit.n of medicinal plants
nnd herbs ami gives to Nature,
what she needs in building1 yo)
tip so that your syaapn throws
off the cause.
All dnij? stores sell S.S.S. In
two sizes. (let tho larger size.
It is more economical.
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ORCHICAGO TEAM
FOR TOM HEENEY
lit 1 1 A KN N. J., July I
iV - If Tom Heeney falls in his at
tempi to lilt Oene Tunuev's heavy
weight crown In their battle at the
Vaukee slatlium July M won't
; be because he is not used to l ing
; conditions. Tom Marts tonight to
'gel used to the conditions he will
encounter at the stadium by per
1 forming his daily boxing stunt at
night under the glare of powerful
: light, lie does, not have an oui
' tloor liliM, hut the big barn in
1 which "Honest Tom" has pitched
i hit ring Is the next best thing,
i The hi-hman from the Antl
i podes got a taste of the kind of
j boxing I lie champion will offer
him in his last daylight workout
j yesterday when he went one fast
i round with Armand Kninmiel, the
I young California sensation. Kmnn-
pel went around him like the pro-
vcrhinl cooper going around a bar
( re I and mailc him hi op a good
, many blows. However, ihe chnl
, lenger could not display the body
"'attack whh-h he hopes will wear
' Tunney down In the l.'i-roiind en
j counter, as he desisted by request
i from landing any hart) wallops on
the California's mid-st t-tlon. l-mian-
ue made bis ship at fairbaven
on the way back to New York from
a clambake and was not In shape
to weather a hard body attack even
for one round.
Heency's demonstration against
Kniamiel Indicated that his plan
of attack may m e4 wli h some
success. Although the Cn lifornian
succeeded ill keeping him at a dis
tance, his blows had little effect
on the rugged challenger, while
Heeney put his best foot forward
at the start and kept on going tn
(hat dire. tbni until the finish.
Baseball Standings
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; Druggists Name President
I SU-:.M. t(re.. July i:'. (,1M-
i A. Mattliiew of roiilatid was
! vi presldcni of the OreRon Stat"
; I'hannaceiitical association at Wed-
; nesilay aflenioim'st Hesston of th"
i ctmvenlion now belli,; held here. ;
'thher oflicers decled yere: Kiri '
' vice-president. S. It. Stevenson oi :
j Kueite: second vice-prenldent. .liuv
T. Witty of roitlantl; third vice
1 president, John l- Allen of I'or
j valll; Hecretary. Prnnk S. Wurd oi
' I'oitland; treasurer. John l.nue Jr.
of I't.rtbind convention norm bad-i
i'e. Andrew J ty.ne of San li .n)
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Tbe l.ituor l,:ulj !'?.
SA1.K.M. Ore., July V. - In
affirmitiu the lower court for
; i r i county where the case was.
I I rod before .tudc I'cicy 1. Kcli.
'the supivmP court held that Mi. i
' Itwih l.'M-kwood of neur Turner ! ,
, uiHlt of manslaughter for the ac
citlentiil Ktlm of Mt..i.M Saw -'
er. S:iI-im li UKizi"!. who was run
i ib.un hy her automobile July
l'.'.'T. She .- XillteiU'ed by the
; I"Wt i tou t lo serve two years In
: the sl;it.'
Ilit'-nliiuy
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A Bi'lion Aboard
NHW YdltK. (iiie, of a 1,1'
linn or more are uli-ni-( ih,, stoani- j
; ship M.i.l.'Hlle. en nniie lo Kurope.
.Thill's ';il street's li'icss as In'
!thi' total wi'iillli nt J. 1'. Moi khii, I
jl'i ,.i:ii,". I'll. ii I.-. st.'.'l.-; Aii.lren '
' W. Mellon uuU ins brother, W. 1 i
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HEROES GIVEN A
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SAX FTtA-VISCO. July 11!. (fl)
t I tarry I -yon and .J a mes Warner,
.tin- two young Americans who
winged th ir way into aviation his-
lory by their participation in the
' flight of the monoplaii .Southern
j CroxM from Oakland. t'aiif.. to Ails
. tralia. last month, returned to their
; home shore? today to receive the
tumultous ac laiiri f thousands of
1 heir fellow countrymen.
I. yon and Warner- arrived here
on the Alatson liner .Malolo. their
return from Australia Immh hy
way of ) buifiluh.
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1923 The' AmotK-.it,
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:i ; ; : h ( (Si j&jf ftp ) ) r -4 m$ki
E i ia
j ;l . Celebrate.! Motion Picture Star j;
Al I In- .I'm I. I-, meet n ill were
Mi.. , Mji ini in. . .-Q Aii I'fli. tal ( 'Jin-mi(t.-
r-pt'esenl.ng the . ity -ei-:i:nent.
Hiis iie.i-Pd !;. Mayor
.laine Iloiph. Jr.
A hot he i" e.imrnittee r-e j.i '-s'-nt ing(
eivic riff .i iiiz.ii ions and pnvat.- citi
zen?. Wa-. lQ'aded bv former 1". S.
.Senator Jhuvs I ). 1'helan.
Aii j. lanes in b r .ver the .Ma
li, lo fi .Jiii 'lie time it e nt -red On
harbor until It dneged.
til k wre on haiul to provble
reef pii'in nitiic.
I'oliee detachments and b anils
led :i parade from the a a (erf m nt
.M.u k.-t street to the i ity hall,
ivh'-ri- th'- fliers it-reived formally
the gr.-t lin ..f the eity.
Tin.u.-..ii't of .-peeiators lided
Maik'-t street, cheering lustily ys
th- parade passed.
A pur-ic of a pproximatcly $10,
iiuii, iM-til liir.mtih the IJx.iminer.
Was pres-iited to the two men as
a to I: 'II of CKleeni of their ac
coinpiistiment. l'erhaps the most enthusiastic
;:reeii-r th" retiiinini: flb-i- was
"Now I know why most men smoke Luckies. Tliey are
certainly marvelous and the only cigarette I know of
that oilers me pleasure and throat protection."
ftttri doctors in Juno, 92 7' had written that Lucky
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are less irritalin to sensitive throats
s. ec
Its tpas
. ..o Lo., MnmifACtjyer
Mi. I.eila I .yon. I':- Mill. Mai,
mot In r Nav;a lor I. on.
IS 'RATHER III
flllfACJO, July 1 2. tA'i A'ary
h;g ri 'ports during the past two
we.-ks concerning tile health of
Prof. Albert A. MiieUon vvo met
today by the statement of bis phy
sician. Dr. Herman I.. K retsi-hiner.
that th" famous I niversity of I'lii
cago scientist is "rather 111."
A bladder operation has been
deemed advisable, it was Mated at
the 1'ror.hyteria n hospital w here
the ma u w ho succeeded in mea
suring the speed of light has been
under observation since Tuesday.
Irani s I 'ass- - 'mint y buys
're traet foi- airport.
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FRQMWAREHOUSE
Xi:W YdltK. Julv I - - 'A't A
man .-.-ci'ibed l g"Vei nnienl au
thorities as "one of tin- big t: in
the liquor game" was soulii today
in .onn-'rli. n with .the siiJ.oning
of S3.atnt.ntni worth o!" uo ernn o n t
uhiskey find ab-tdnd from u wuvv
house in loucr Manliattan.
Ktibert li. Watts, assistant I'nit
ed States attorney, siad ( (mi f -ions
had been obtained from three ot
the six no n under arrest as con
spirators in the warehouse t h s.
lie said the nun sought as their
was well known in sportim;
' b-.-id
than other cigarettes.
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riiil aticnii'
hie i
.1 p.'lide
The -i!ite;iins ot t he arrested
non. -aid Watts, ir-veah-d Hi. it the
liv-n.r was .--in honed thru .1 v. indiw
the government ha it. Is into
:d ti'tick-. in an adjoining
y.ud. I l" iii to ten gailous
w i, t.,k n n i a barrel and this
.is mom. tint n-pta.-ed with
water. I: . li!n"i. .1 that from
."jii.tmn t" Inn, (not giillojif. ha. I le-en
M-den. Th" ware ho n.-e was op'
ated by
Cosmopolitan Wan
at ion.
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A Rca Ancjef
NKW YUKK.- "llic l.adilt-r." a
play deali'.i-, wit h i eim ai naiioti.
uiii'-n lias cost Kd'Jiir 1:. Hwiv.
Texas oil nuin. somethh)-; like l.
uiM'.oou since October. is fo
inn to be 1 1 1 mon? expensive.
. When aiimission hecanit free hist
Tliar.ksuivini; qitiie a few people
went to see it. Now t iekcls are
7a cent.-. The first audience alter
charges were resumed, totaled 7-",
including' the u.sher.s.
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