La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 2

Wednesday, January 28, 1925. '
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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HORSEMEN TO
THIS EVENING
The -"Five Horseman," -who have
not been defeated-this Beacon will
play Cove's town team thin even
ing at Cove, the game to atart at
8 o'clock. . ; ; i :
It wan also announced today
that the im will he strengthen
ed and will arrange two H'Oiie,
one at home and one away, with
the I'urnle Qlants.
Lat night the Horsemen do-r
feated the National Oward team
In a practice game 61 to 22. Frank
Blnck, guard, was tilKh point man.
Hillnninry
Horsemen (61) lluardnmen (22)
l.vnch (9) V Oeddea (4)
Price (13) K....W. Metcalf CI)
McCorklo (7) ...0....11. Lymun (0)
Black (14) - O Oliver ()
K. -Metralf (l)....O.i Wnlr.h
Jaeobson (4) ... -S .....M. Kloddard (2)
Httircr (2) S ... Bean
Wllilama (1) B
Kunk ..8
WAYNE MUNN TO
MEET ZBYSZKO
IN KANSAS CITY
KAJiHAH CITY, 5lo. (AI)
Wayim (111(f) Mumi will ih fcnil
hi newly won wivtlinfc iTmvn
In a finish innteli hero Wb
runry II with Hinnlslmis 7.l-7-krs
forUMT world's I'liuniplull,
It was aniiminceil.
Paavo . Nurmi
Again Sets
New i Record
MADISON KQUAnE GAR
DK.V, New York (By the As
suclnted Press) Panto Nnr
in ( scored oik: of tho most
spot inciihir victories of tils
American - Imaslon Tuesday
niftfit when ho won tho three-'
quurtcr m Ho race fro t urine
the opening iilRht of tho Mlll
ttise tfidins conquering Jole
It ay ami threo other rivals.
The j.tautoin Finn only boat
Ttny hy IU yards in a drill Ian t
fiuUli after trailing the la Iter's .
plKf for KCVlH lajM If tb '
eight-lap journey hut shatter
ed the world's reoont for Uio
distance, which lie covered In
S:i.i 4-&.
Nitrtnl faced probably Hie
.ftrnntcs 'hC or Ins American
campaign It) nicotinic a quartet
of stars over tin; short est dls- ,
timce ho m'jh run here, but tho
Alio Aiiti'loM with nu amazing
burst of speed, removed any
Ungci'lna; doubt of his ability
to conquer this country's best
over any route.
By tlio Associated Press)
Survey ff the ivcord break
JiiK streak that has marked the
few weeks of Imloor truck ac
tivities so far shows that 2 fl
world record liavo been
eclipsed, against a total of '19 '
fur tlie entlm season of 1024
with the prowept that- thlH
ffure will ho niro than
tlouhled in I ho next two
months.
' Paavo Nurml has chanifld up 12
marks In seven raons, while hla
.TIITIF.R I IiEACirE EXl'ANDS
CHICAGO (By the Anaoelatnd
Prosfl) The Tnrne I I.oaKiie, onn
of the oldcdt minor leiiffiiPn In
America, Momlay expanrted from countryman, Willie Kitola, hua Blx
a m to an aiKht-rluh elreult una to his crndit Klvo of Rltola's
eleetrrt L. J. Wyhe, pmaldent of niarkH were record r-d In a alnclb
the Oeeutur. 1IL. rlubreHtOenraco ija Kittuiduy at thojlrookljifc
' or'fRft r0Kue"n7 fciieeWl IT lolh'Ke samea, when lie I got aomu
Tfiftrney of ChleuKo. John T. Hy:m. mennuro of revenue, for the do
relirlnK president of I he )Vorla. III. fonts he has aimtnlnrd at the hands
ehih, waa elerteii vlen prealdent of,nf Nurml by dtHplacIng; three of
the I en RU.
Doctors Say:
Don't Neglect
the phantom Kl mi's recordH.
Httola's anhlevrmeiit 'of smuHh
Inc tivt) roeordft in one ruee ban
no ecptul so fur afl u seareh of past
perfoi rmince.H revcalfl. Nurml sh al
lured three marks In a raco at the
munlelpul A. A. guinea In New
York recently, whllo la 1023, Jute
sPrtivftU m iU Hay Performed the name feat at
JUldVII Ul VJU1U t
PhyMclkna warn itmlnit npletiii eouahi
ir.d cofda and tnll g tue terjoui lung Com
luntiahi that inny remit. La(tlH ohtl
Hum new prriiehbe BALbAMCA lor tl bron
t hi 1,1 aft let lm. bALSAMLA It 1 Urt ,
hbi crtpftrttlon mirJi frsD tiiwly dlt
"(tVKfnd ftUitt. Dr. ttinj. f. Orabtrei, AndeN
ion. Mo., wrltts: "I m It xiiluilvuly lor my
pricttoc anil ny farr.tly. it i Quick, r
itif iile In it; action 1 1 lit nothing sltt."
tnttur pud t.f liiu ffii.tlrtnle
B.vinin'!iit .lwjlclnti n-4i:(tl Unit tribe
& lntlr,ni In .NcTlidn, t.v ihn ii:r of olln frnm
tinilfp pin ut irtiti iniinui.e from ihu rofni;o
uf lufiini:t. lie U'.wl tlivKb ull ;.iiiiu his
ulntf i:itivti!!i r.nU iliun tu n imaplml over
(t..wiii!t itlt "ilralli" nsvii. NVffs uf Uio
tvwiit tuvpi Utd wtrld mill frtr nnia time
tl :: iiiil ti'MittljIa lu nt,ul lti iloninr.il.
PAHAIKA h.iB now bcti isii(l:inlircj
Lho Wllco meot In Urooltlyn.
Eddie Collins, newly appolntnd
manager of the Chicago While Hox
entered the big show under the
cognomen of -"Sullivan." When
Colllna went) to Phalldclphla, to
talk terma with Connie Muck In
1U06, he wan atltl a student at Co
lumbia. When h walked Into Con
nie Aluck'a office a scout recog
nised him but Muck covered the
Hit nut Ion cleverly when he real
ized tli ut Collins hud been n-c-oirnizod.
Alack aald to Colllnn:
"Hello. Sullivan, I want yon to
nr way: 1, it twines Hit untamed nwiu- decided It wasn't Collins after all.
n.ft,fl retained the name of fiul-
KrrHMt uf luitciiiia anil ptTialts tuny j- , ,,. , , , , , ... .
ftivtaiaiiiin, 3. It aUnnilnttt nn ut tlia -llvan ' baseball circled until he
win. in ilircwint nr ImxIv ii..;ini and t. it 'graduated from Columbia In 1907.
ltrlftt At tr Citu.it, rhciklfif Kcnu at'tlon I -
HiiiitilluKly.
Im ant oonfiiw it nhh onthiflrr K-lm At tho request of Paavo Nurml,
mieti i syrups Hint lira uiilv nKi(iiini: nvrupa hn fnrnlnilf1o Aflilnilo oli.u t,na
iiid do not no i n Urn b.iw uf (li tmuhij. ( 1,1 torningsiae Athletic club has
. nili nihr roiiuh ntneitio D.i.h.mka la changed the dtfttance of the Bpectal
frt-i? frnm cal tnr ntiJ niiier harm till ti.tr- nice whlrh In tlx. rnntut- nvttt
ioiirt. PlMunt to take ml ttduuir uf 1, , wur-n w the reature ecnt
b rut tn riiiitirvn. I-'rlday night. Nurml will enter a
.MZaAftlV. TcM 8:,u0 ,mo,7 ""'0 1""",01 of
p'lcoj tn relieve biij cnuwh, nu ruaur fr.nr the previously planned 4000 yard
tiff S,i'u'!hm'a'''''':' b"c"' A" ' ttft"'r- ,n iM tac- Nurml will nt
In ij Omu,! m-..' "f'Pt to better hln own world'n
Drum Ine ' O'"lloor record which ho failed to
fin III thit rnrrllimn iiilv,trltv'
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Chronic vtaNtt.
Coughs H&i2$iS&'
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Your Stuck nnd Poultry
Foods from us, and save
money.
Now is the time to ue
a good tonic.
Prescott Drug
Company
The New Drug Store
Telephone Main. 53
Cor Fir & Jeff.
Hnhblt Maranvllle, vetera nln
rlelder, who rami lo the Chicago
Nat loualB In a trade with Pltla
Inirir. niul who i eaptnln of the
Cuba, will b the rlrst of hla
mates tn mart spring training.
After a few daya' eonferenee In
Chlvagn hn will go to Catallna
Inland, Cultrornla, for light workouts.
HOOTERS
BEAT WHITMAN
A.vonHnit tn Avtnrlatnl
Prnu report the t nleilly
of orefm, ih-featcl W'.iltnuan
eollean at baKkettMll last nlRlit
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IllllT.VIN IHSVV.S 4'HAIJ.KXGE
tXiNDOX (Hy t),e Araoelated
Presa) Great Urttln haa kuiued a
challenge for the Iavla cup. the
world's premier lawn tennla trophr
It waa announced here Tueaduy
afternoon.
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Danny Frush
Stopped In
Second Round
PARIS (Hy the AssnclnlC'd
I'rea) Kilminnl .Mnseart re
tiiilinl tlie liallM'iwilv.it
cluiiuiluwliip or Curoiv TiitTS
lny nlulit by kuiH'klnx out
, Danny I'nisl, In tin, m'ioihI
iiihiI of uliut wax to Imvo
' Ix'iii a Ift-rouiMl hotit.
Tile ml rami' after one min
ute and ao wi'iiuiU or hattllnx
In flip, miiinil rHinil. . 'Ilie vl
tor.r in- MaMitrt Is eoiisldenil
us ciiiiitr him tin, W-ht to
I'linllento- lmla (Kill) Kjiilan
or .Meriiten, Cniin., fur t',,e
'worlil reallierwi'lRllt lllle.
REDS II BE
"IRK HORSE'
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CIXCTNXATT (By the Associ
ated Press) The Cincinnati Iteds
n.,,ir,Mi.ni ii r n i-nrtn I n nunntltv In
ihe 1!G National IcaKue pennant M
d:i.sli but If shaky spots In the In
field und pitchhiK staff ure elim
inated, the club promises to be a
proniim-nt fuctor in the race.
The winter stove b-aKue period
for ihe Heds has been one marked
wit h a dearth uf trades w'nich
mlKht have strenKihened the team
lu all Its positions. l'urlhermore
there Is not much opportunity to
I. nil a d-al ,ileh would whet the
riehlliiK am MltiiiK uveraK' of the
bum. alt hoiiKh a 1 rude of some
.sort may be etoseil txToi'H the
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JANUARY SALE
A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR MADE.
Our Windows toll the story. , . :
"The' Old Keliable Men's Store."
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We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
THE CITY GROCERY
Inst Back of Carr'a on l'lr Stre-t - ,
rilONE RUIN 613 RAT BAUAt FKF03 DEMVERV
i opening of the .sprlnc t mining aea
I .son. ,
i The club haa pureliaaed a few
: minor 'league pltiye'ra ilnilni; the
winter anil aome are jiosaiwu it will,
ability that made other learns bid
for them." '
Adolfo I .mi lie, Ihe Cuban vet
eran, had a bad aeaaon in l!l2-t,
while fete Iionohue nbm iwaa a
dlsappoiniment, but llendileka Is
ionllil.nl I hey will eome hack I his
tii-aaon. "'rlie-other fi-glilju-.i hold
ing over on the mound Bluff are;
Karl Muys. lOppa Illxey.'Jake May,
Kube Henton and Tom Hheehan. -
Tin
them;
Kooil then do Uvea after
Ihe evil gets after tlliin.:
Practice mnkea perfect, hut who
wanta a perfect lair? ' ;
What" a man doeH Isn't, half
so Important an why he doen H.
rbTre.ls a late picture of Mllo. Suzanne I.onglen.' She looks mlirhtv web
fur u pvi nun iqjuuu yci y in, iiiuuamy uui uf lennw fur good. Pernapa
her Improvement In health is due to the fact that Helen Wills la In Call
forola, not Europe. -Recently she made her first apjwarance In a singles
match since she retired in Juno. Her health was so poor ahe didn't lose
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Sport Gossip
BALLSCANDAL
OUIZGOES 1
BOXING
NEW TO UK (AP)-The district
attorney'" Investigation Into the
DoIun-O'Connell bribery scandal
was contlnud 'TueBday-.' when
Horace- Ford, second basemaiu.of
the Philadelphia Nationals ..was
queKtloned as to his knowledge
of the $&00 bribe offered to, Heinle
i). Hano, Philadelphia .shortstop,
by Jimmy O'Connoll, New York
outfielder, in a game here near Ihe
close of last season. . - .
Ford, It was understood, told
Assistant District-Attorney Ilro!b
ers, In charge -of the probe, that
his first knowledge of the affair
came when Kund took 1 Jim Into his
conMdenco , after JhJatty. , Ac
cortSTng fVIhe fstliuouy taken hu
foro (?ommlKsioner Ltindls, Ford ad
vised Sand to "use. bin own judg
ment." HnhHequcnlly Hnml rtdaied
his slory lo Ar'titir l-'lt'tchor. inmn
nger of the PhllllcM.
The examination of Ford follow
ed interrogation Monday of two
other figures in the .sranditl;. Frank
FrlHch. captain of the (Hunts, and
Hand. v , , " - : ,
Others tu lit! Oul..cd.
Others will be Interviewed during
the next few duyn In. an effort lo
uncover any basis for grund Jury
action and indlctnicnin. .
Fletcher waa to havt come here
next Friday but his hearing has
been postponed until Monday, Mr.
brothers announce!.
John Couch. Philadelphia pitch
er, and tieorge Kelly, uhint first
baseman, will arrive hero the hit
ter part of rlie-. week in response
to requests for their apiiiaraitce.
Dohtn, now nt his honif in nsh
kosh, Wis., and o't'onhcU, loratt'd
in Hacramenio, Val., who have
been banished from baseball for
their alleged part hi the scandal,
have been asked to come here as
early as possible to go over their
.stories once more.
Although It rot hers dec) In t d to
discuss the hcuriUKs he has held
so far. It was iuihnutid he had as
yet uncovered no Information af
fording, new cltH-a to a .solution of
the case.
Oershe Wins by Knockout
CI.KVEIANU MAP).- Benny
Oershe, ' Cleveland, knocked out
Harry (Battling) Leonard of Phlla-
iddphla, In tin fourth round-of a
scheduled 1 2-round bout hcre'Mon
dny night.1 It was tiershe'a lath
knockout In 15 profeasional honts.
Kildle Ahderson, Casper,. Wyo.,
and Jackie Nichols, Detroit boxed
a fast eight-round semi-final.
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Boxtiiff Bnpt Approved, .
CI.KVKIvAND. Ohio (AP), A
proposed 12-round decision, bout
between Clotnente Suvuardo; 'Chi
lean heavyweight, and John Kisko,
Cleveland heavyweight, February
11, was approved by the Cleveland,
boxing commission Tuesday. , ,
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IS t'NDKJt
Perseverence is merely keeping
on doing what you decided to do
even after you decide that maybe
you shouldn't.
Is He Done?
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was orrnntod by federal ntrtliorltleftfcp '
here late Tuesday on a New York '3
nu.fiiti .iiif,.'H . "'Rl
a l'ugutive from Justice in eonnec-j Rgtl
Lion with an ulleged conspiracy
transport nuns oi mo jfinpay- kn
Caicntier fight of July 4. 1121.
Arraigned before UnltisJ Htatea igg
Co'ininlssloner Ituvmond I.' Turncy, k-
Hayes made bond of SLTdui and his El
removal hearing was set for Fcbru-
nry 4.
rne iratner, in n siatemeni iu
newspaper men, protested his n"iy
nucence nnd exnresspd confidence 13
that he would clear himself of the
charge.
HayM, together with a number
of olher men prominent In Amort
can sporting circles, was Indicted ' Ss
by a New York federal grand Jry;
as a member to an alleged connpir
liey which resulted In the trans
portation of the fight films from
West Orange, N. J. to New York
by William II. While, the day fol
lowing the championship bout.
. The list of Indicted was headed
by the promoter George I ("Tex")
ttickard. . and- included Hayes,
t-'ronk P.. Flournoy. matchmaker
for Klekard; Fred O'QulmbK Will
lam Itudolph, Jasper Muma, James
Daughter and O. Mcl.eon Baynes.
MMTU STOPS O'llARA
FORT DODOK, Iowa (AP)
Warnle Smith. Oklahoma middle
weight, knocked out Joe ovilara
of Fort Dodge, In the rlrst round
of a scheduled 10-round bout hero
Tuesday night.
If ho adrrttM4i
It's vnnttl
it, be knows
You must figure out things If
in you are going to outtlgore them,'
Vnrotitlltlonal nxlea-e of Har
ry tinnlner, etecnn spltl-nll
pitclMT, liy the Portland dub
may mittti that nt lni llinry
l going In fulfill liN nrrrnntal
ambltbm AiM nMlif to hti Ore
gsn rniK'h. lint h nwy Itr
balkeil again. Utr Kan Frati
rlwo Salt, who had rverytblitg
mil pltrhrr-t la-. wasim, may
pull tho c4d right liamler ba k
Into Mrtkv,
FOX: SILVER
FOX
nf the
Relno o pioneer
northwest In raising ami
marketing Silver Fo(
1 doubt If there Is any other
business rhcoier to enter,
easier to handle or more pro
fitable; hut, It Is the qual
ity ami grade nf stock,, how
ami where to nfcurn It, is
your problem.
Few swm to reallxe that
this Is thr ono linn where
the Agent, Itroker, Illreil or
Coinniissloii Salesman shoultl
have no place. Also ak
Joun-eir why a fox farm In
one place with an office to
promote nles In anuthrrf
Perhaps tlie answer would
1m that Hit . quality Is so
low that they could not le
sidd to yon otherwise,
I pcn-otinlly onn breed
lug stock with a high pelt
Tallies as I for sale, I feed
and care for my own stock,
conduit my own salett. My
ti pl-ns are my office. The
price I quote you on
breeder. nn only an Aver
age. Secure your Informa
tion here where R U rcll
able and wt author My. Ia
raletl on Oregon Trail High
way. II. W. SMITH. Prop.
It. F. I. v St.. I OraiMUs
Oregon.
Vhen Will You Have Such An Opportunity Again?
3 Days More And Our Doors Are Closed!
EVE1YTI
BELOW
COST
THE REMAINDER OF THIS HUGE COMBINED STOCK OF MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS SUITS, OVERCOATS, SHOES, LUGGAGE,
UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS, WORK CLOTHES, HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, SOX,
SLEEPING . GARMENTS EVERYTHING GOING THESE LAST THREE DAYS
AT FAR BELOW REPLACEMENT COSTS BECAUSE THIS' IS - '
AN OUT OF BUSINESS BANKRUPT SALE
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If you don't expect to buy any men's or boys' clothing for two or three years,' STAY
AWAY from this sale. If you do, here's your rhanrc lo cut the cost in two.
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The finest you would hope to buy, going
now atr .
$27.50
(Values to $0)
Others equal bargains at
$19.95 and $9.95
Overcoats
Just two lots the first including the finest
$40 and $45 coats; the second coats at $30,
now at
$22.50 and $11.50
Leather Vests
An all-purpose coat that you need now. No
half-way about these vests genuine leather,
sheep-lined, at
$10.95
Blanket-lined Vests at
' .$8.95 : ;
Wool Shirts
Those fancy plaids and checks included in
this beauties in looks and materials, now at
$2.95
Boy's School Suits
All sizes, good styles, long-wearing materials
an amazing bargain (your choice of any
boys' suits in the store) at
$3.98
Boy's Dress Shoes
One big lot, varied styles, broken lines, but
wonderful values if your boy needs shoes.
A Clean-Up now at
$1.45
If You Fail To Come Now, You'll Regret It Later
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