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PAT!TC SIX o
arrmT'OKT? MTn TT?Tr,rsm. MTirvroTrp, prnoN". tttday, .tuly irt, 102.
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RSpffiSl'THRNElf TAKES A
DAY OFF; WILL
William Haines in"Telling the
World" at Crateriafi Tonight
KELLOGG'S PEACE
10 PUT A PUNCH !
INTO HIS left:
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FAirtllAVKN, X. J., July K'.
(ffi MoM of Tom Hot'iicy'.s iir.ara
tlnns for his "shot at the hcavy
Wfijiht title on July 'J d are based
on thi development of his tanith
jmw iniiK-hiiiK apparatus.
Jlin liKht hand, Hi-cm-y is pn-tly
W4-II untli-iied with. (If ban lined
it ifre tl cly fur ypai jdinol irur
Jolting firaij;ht punches under the
hoart. These hotly punchoH have 1
hern th1 Anzar's bet offensive J
equipment.
Now 1i'm developing hi hfi ;
hainl ftt that it won't foe HllKhU'il
when he takes it ahum with hi
riht, into the Yankee siinllinii ;
K.intf In two wn-kx. Heeney haw,
used hiK left hand to a Kicat i-x- j
twit, of course. In all of his finht
In the country hut Uu-iVh been
little or no dynamite in it. I'er- ,
alKtent practice in p p a r r I n k
niittrhPK hero are bcKlnnliiK I" j
nhovv resultM. The chnllctmer now j
han n left hook that rail for Mime
ref-pwt fiom the critics im well an,
hi hparritm mate.
Willi thunder rotllnK fnul heavy
cIoliilH overhead. Ih-wiey went thru
hi firm niht workout last niuht 1
mill made such a nood showing
that I In Willi's wi'it' laken kiiiiic
what ahaek.
SI'CiM I.ATOIl, X. V.. July in.;
Friday (he lllth wan u hull-,
day in Speculator when ficne Tan-,
ney in i:inrz to defend his heavy- ;
weight tit h iiainKt Tom i leenoy, -the
i ti(.;j:etl New Zcalander, mi Julyj
Jf'i a I the Van kef stu ilium.
The day's rent, Tun ney' ban -'
dlers believe, will keep the chain-'
pton. who now weighs at-'
most his flnhiln wejejit. from
narhliiL' tile peak of condition tun'
early. The day of idleness, It was
explained, would put a In tit five
pounds on him, a margin he will 1
find iiKcfui during :hc 13 ilays '
which are yd tn come In-fore he
defends his crown. (
Tumi'-y postponed his IM-rniind
sosiitn with sparring partners ami
punching hags until tomorrow. The
ehampion has agreed to lake a
lo-isk workout on Sunday while
Tex lllekard is hen- (o witness the
signing of tin- New Voi k hoxlng .
eommishion contract foi the i-nni-
Int: hnltle. The t aslon will he '.
liickard's first visit to this resort
which the eh.unidon considers one j
of the country's most beautiful i
spot. ;
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N. Y. ATHLETIC CLUB !
10 SEND 01 TEAM I
TO THE OLYMPICS
YORK. .Inly i:i(,j
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sprinl hlnr; U'ri'ins llnskln, rrnrk
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( isliin uf .MiiiiIh-w lliitiilii, i-linir-
niiill ir l)n wilmi-il I'niil ntlili'tli'
i iininittti'i
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pliirrs nn tin1 tt'iim iiir wi-ll-kiiiiwn
WILLIAM
HAINES
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! WASHIX'ITOX, July Hi. M3i
! Sewelary Ki.'Hokk's reviseil treaty
i for outlawing war is ninit'dy ur
i cepuitik to Germany and a favn;--;
Hhle rejily from Fiance is oxpecioi
within tew tlays.
A noli sinned Iiy Acting I-ort-in
Minister Sdiuhert at Horliu, (le'ail
in' JiIh country's atltiude, was
j made pnhlic at the state depart
; nieiit In'it ni'lit. w hi it Amli.issa
. dor t 'laude! cailetl upon .Mr. Kel
' Ic-'is i t;U ''' oi the loriheoniiir-;
Kreiich lef.Iy.
This will prohahly ho handed Hi
. Anihassador Merrick at iiari l'
' morrow, he said, on the preat
' Kri'm h holiflay celehi at ion 'ii lh:
fall of the bastile. The re;i!v he
V desi-rihed ns an act-rpianee of the
i explanations and inter pi eta I ions
! of the proposed pact s outlined
, hy Mr. Kid lop.; in his note of
i June 2:1.
Germany's acceptance was
sweepmu and uinnialili"d- and t ju-
note declared tiiat the Berlin kov
i et mnent wns ready to sipn the
treaty at once in the form in which
. It was submitted.
A draft of the propose! pact was
; sent simultaneously to U nations.
' iiirludinif, in addition to Franco ami
Germany. Great Britain, Ja'-an anil
Italy. Gerpiany was the first to
reply.
I'nder the proposed treaty, thn ;
sigiiatoiy nations would "condemn
' recourse to war" and "renounce it
as an instrument of national pol-
itcy." Kurt her. they wo-.-Id a::e'j
lo use only specific means in see!;
; inu a settlement of whatever ilis- ,
imtes or conflicts unpin arise he
, tween them, regardless of their na
i t tire or oripin.
GLENDALE, OREGON
NEARLY'
WIPED OUT BY FIRE
Starting in a meat market, the flying sparks ignited the
dry wooden roofs of the adjoining buildings and at one
time threatening the entire town.
These adjoining roofs would not have burned had the
roofs been of
JOHNS-MANVILLE
RIGID ASBESTOS SHINGLES
OR
JOHNS-MANVILLE
ASBESTOS ROOFING
THESE ROOFINGS ARE ABSOLUTELY
FIRE PROOF
We Are Distributors in This Territory
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
500 squares of Johns-Manville Asbestos Roofing has
been ordered for the Glendale Lumber Company of
Glendale, Oregon, since the fire.
A new William Haines. I hat
is what the nudieiiee at I Mini
Cratei'lun theater derided last
niu'lit. when they saw tin- op.-mim
perfoi inniu-es of William I til I lies
slat t yip pin ore, "Tellltm I he
World."
Haines, who h'T.'iofnre has es
tablished h .inself us a w.He-er:n li -hm
athlete who always learns
hi-tt.'r in the next to tin last
teid. has hrouuht to the sn e. ;i
in his new proditelioil an entirid.v
dlff'-rent type of chaiaeler.
Tnircs uf t he wise -erne her are
still there, hut the eharaeter has
softened and strenulhened. As
the newspaper reporter who does
n't recounl.e love until he has
almost lost H, llnllies is more
liuimin and ;ilmiiah1e th.in ever
lii'Iore in his stannic earecr.
Two more nieiit aits of -Talkies'"
ii re ii so a h k f -at lire nn
this meiit proiam. I he Ser
pentine, a pinueitus danee aet.
te.iini'nu l.imiiii Lane, tin leau
tifiH ;ot-f..i.o. b. one of fin-l
.nd ni'isl iMiintjful nets th:it has
et t time to the si leeli via vit.i
phmie. The haliet ( onsi.ls of
j trlkiin; danein.; hen titles.
'I lie other ael is entitled "A
.'ew Minutes With Ci-oruc Jes-ell'
and it is Just that very thinp. and
they are the most enjoyable "few
minutes" ever spent wit h
eomedlan. Jessell sinpH a
VIAMI. Flii.. July 1.1. A Hilly
.jli-Cal lister, four years old. who
was kidnaped last ninht from the
home of his mother here, was
found unhurt in a Coral tlahles
vacant house today hy persons
11 nv living next door who hoard him
lilt It. iHitindinu on the door of a rhisrt hi
talks n lillle and hrinn n whii-h he was loi-ked. The ehild
hnmh out of every single memher s,j(f hls .,nnpers were si "fat man
of his aiidh-iiee. ,, wonuin."
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Siieep ( u Hers
Alteiil Ion!
are in position to pay you
mwre I him anybody for woid-
tnohair. See us before you
1ZZV SCHWARTZ 2 TO I NOBILE'S DOG HAS
FAV0R11E O'ffl FRISCO A m m j :pS
pel lOI Illl'I'S Who
the urade hi the
ftlK lo Halpili,
' seleel ions were
these men art
' ones I'hiixi'H
failed to milk
tryouis. Ae,eoid-
Ihe eommittee'f
lliijusl In e;iust
heitrr than th.
M
ADRIENNE'S
Medfurd ntioii:il liank Uuililini;'
New! Smart!
''A liist-miiiiito exclusive hat nmdel the only
t one nl" its khul in Mi'ilfnril
dm
Sec It in Our, Window
i:W VOUK, July 12. il'i
Sllperslitloiis Is e'iderttly one tiling
I that vv.y Schwartz Is not,
j The New Vurk mile who is
j recounlzed n m world's f l w i-iv. lit
i champion In I his state, pals his
crown at stake in a I - round battle
auainst 1'risco (liande, haid-hil-linu
I lull a lo I'lliimo, at the ltn k
awiiy sladllin tonight, weather pel -mlttliiK,
Schwartz apparently cares
little lor the fuel that It's l-'mhiy
Ihe Uth. The hoys who do the
hettiiiK evidently don'i think much
nt it cither for Xv..y has been in
stalled a . ti 1 favoihc.
KINCS .X. July Kl. ln One
stirvlviir of i he lialla disaster ap
parently i; uiiiffecled by Ihe hard
ships ?aifl'iicd in ihe Arctic await
ing rescue.
Til i ii ii . Ccner.tl I'mberto Nuhile's
sin. ill ibm is IroliekiiiM all over the
liie.e ship rata di Altlano while his
lUilKle
bebnv ile
covering from injure1
the crash. Titian o
oer the poh in tin
N'obih- in I'.i-.'i; and at:
k slowly re
s suffered in
iide the trip
X..ri;e with
o w as on t he
THE NEW
ZEROLENE
dividends
Major League Leaders
Frank's Comedians
IN
THE BIG TENT
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
"Naomi of the North"
Prices 25c and 50c Curtain 8:05
LOCATION: 0
6th and Holly Streets
Major League Leaders
t y the Asso4 Uitc.l I'rosM
Includiim uames of July 1;
National
Cattinn llornsby. Ihiives A .
Huns - ilotloiule', t'iirdn TT.
linns halted in II e I t o in 1 c .
t'iirdi 7 1
Hits- Oonhlt. C;nds I L' I .
Ooebles lloinr-by. I'.raves
Triples --liottoinlcy. ('aids I.'.
iiomcis -wiion, fubn
Slolen bases isch. fnrtls Iti.
I'd i hinti - 1 an ;is. I ted-, w mi !' :
lost
iuerlcau
llattim: - dunlin. S natm s . a;i.
Huns - Uuth, Yanks s7.
linns batted In (ichrlK. Yanks
"S.
II its M a nu-h. I !i"W ns 117.
li.Mlbh I'latst.ad. K.d Sox S.
Triples Itice. Senators I I .
Isomer,- limn. Yanks 3.1.
Stolen bases - Mosul. While Sox
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I'ilchlm: - t "t'owder, Crowns.
won Hi. ht l.
'Hangman's House9
at Rial to Tomorrow
"Ham-man's House," .ereen vn -si
on of Pi'tui Cy; :e's yi eat no, el.
made under the direction ,.f John
Font, has Its local premiere at
the llialt.t tin. Her tomorrow.
Victor Mi I. u:h n repeats his hin
ti ionic triumphs of "What Price
Jloiy," "A tlirl in I'xeiv I'oit'
and 'Mother .Machroe." In f;n t
lie MMi;imj the roles W'h!! load.'
him finiimiM w iih hH chai;o tcrlji
lion tif t' hen llouan, the a rnw
iiiM , Idler of Ihe Fore tun l.eyion.
' 'he 1,1 ippinc romance oi Ire
land. I'ni Mcljiclcn is not the only
act or in t his pi oducl Ion .1 une
i'olKer. Il I V Kent. Kill le FoV.
Ilobail ti"-wo:lh .imoiiK others nl
this erltahle all-star inst ti
tcrf m manccs th.it help make thl
prodtii iiiio of (he most onl-
stQ-nlim; sc recti entertainments ot
the present season.
I'll I r Weill her.
Flondy on Ihe coasl and fair In
the Inieiior li'iiiuht and Saturday,
no ehaime in temperatnie or hu
midii y. Model ate w iuds. nuMit
tioi thw cut.
Italia when It cttiie loun on May
L'4 rcturnlni; fnmi the I'ele. The
doi W us i -esc t ted by Lieutenant
Final I 'aal l.inulhoi-. w hen t he
Swedish airman hrmiuht Nobile off
the l.t north of Northeast I .a ml on
June I'F
for the
life of the
motor
s1';:i;fo;i.ii
spall lo be add
h ehw iv hrhlKe.
ilet -fool
to McKenzi"
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For
Spray
Residue Removal
With Satisfactory Results
Use Stauffer Chemical Co. Hydrochloric Acid
We deliver it to your packing plant at $5.50 per carboy
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PROPS
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Our tree props are manufactured from CLEAR KILN DRIED lumber which is surfaced
on all four sides, and CLEAR lumber makes a much stronger and more substantial prop
than COMMON, which is the grade ordinarily used in the manufacture of props.
Our price is:
$30 Per Thousand Board Feet
OR
c Per Running Foot
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(W are selling Clear props th! eon at the same price as Common)
6th and Fir Sts
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