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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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JANUARY SALE
PENDLETON BEATS TIGERS 28-15
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The poattihllitltB of the
Valentine girt are many.
I-ocy Nfekur, ottmctlvo
HandhupH, ininin Noso
guys or nhort dC4) rally t
Glov1 fir all vory suit
able tributes lo the I.a!y
of Your Hfart.
HILL'S
DKFABTMEXT WORE
"A Good Place lo Trade"
CLEVELAND. Ohio (By the As
sociated I'rrn) Confidence that
the Clovoland Indiana will bo a
first division contender in the
American league race thin season,
is expressed by President E. 8.
Barnard end Manager Tris Bpeak
cr. "Our team has a lot of possi
bilities," they agreed, ""hue to in
juries last season our club flnloh
ed sixth, lower than its playing
Justified."
fipouker hopes to ttd a winning
combination out of 16 players who
will report at the spring training
com p. This list Includes 14 "pitch
ers, eight infleldors and nine out
floldcre. , landing last year's experiment of
sending all high batterymen to Hot
Hprtngs for preliminary workouts
unsallsfactory. only Pitchers Geo.
t'hlc, Kherry Pmlth, Jim Kdwards.
'Joe Shauto and Ben Karr. and
.-Cntchpr Allle Walters iwlll be sont
t to the Arkansas resort.'
The catching staff will be -th
' same as last year with Qlenn My
all, a heavy hitter, doing the bulk
of receiving, aided by Luke Kewell
and Walters. Two men, George
Burns and Hob Knod", will try out
lor first bus..
Three aecond basemen, t'hlok
Fnwalor and Htcphenson and Joe
Kingman, will try out.
Joe Be we 1 1 ut shortstop and Wal
ter Lutske at third base, look like
fixtures.
Outfielders ordered to report tir1
lust year's regulars. J am tenon,
'Wn'.m.i Hiid'Mi-NNiiy; wnn" ftiHW
er and four recruits available.
ENTERPRISE CLUB
CONSIDERS GOLF;
PLANNING COURSE
A golf course Is being planned
by the Knterprlse Chamber of
Commerce, and will be discussed
at their next meeting Tuesday.
February lth4 They have issued
on Invitation to people of this
community Interested to be their
gufot at the banquet to be hold;
at 0:8o p. m. Those wishing to
attend should notify the loe.il
secretary at tho Sun office ut
once, j
Caiiliy Marshall llrnlml.
CANBY. Oro. Bofore thn oalB
wounda, auatalnrd wh n making unj
arrat, had h.alod NIkIh Mintaii
Rothtnberr rcelvtd a jolt from a'
limn named Ho limit which eem him
off hli feet temporarily. In dla
peralnR a crowd on the aldnwalk on
Main afreet after a ehow, tha offi
cer waa cald to have attacked
Behmlt with hla club. Bchmlt took
the ejub away from the officer and
threw him off the aldpwalk. Schmlt
then went with Itoihcnberi to the
city Jail. He waa held only a short
time when frlrnda furnished ball.
Hla trial kii act for tomorrow.
Bchmlt la owner of the auto park
on the highway near the Molalla
river bridge at Canby.
RAIDERS ACTIVE AGAIN'
HERRJN. 111. (By tha Assoct-1
ated Press) Two carloads of
deputies led by Constable Walter
Newell and M. I. Coleman of Her.
rtn. rtaumed raMIng In wtlliam
aon county late Krlday. Moat of ,
th. men wer thoae who had as-;
elated 8. Glenn Young, klan ll.iuor I
raider, who wae alatn In a almot-
Ing aflray lu re Saturday night j
When lhnx oilier, were kllleil 1
Buy
Your Stock and Poultry
Footta from us, and wave
money.
Now is the time "W une
a good tonic.
Prescott Drug
Company
The New Drug Slore
Telephone Main. 53
Cor Fir & Jeff.
CLEVELAND TO '
BE CONSIDERED
I BUCKS PROVE
I TO MUCH FOR
I LOCAL CAGERS
PKXDI.KTOX, On'. Ry the
I AuttM-iauit Prow) The IVn-
l It-urn lltirkurofM vm from
I La f.nuuhi IHkIi wiooTs Imim-
i kftlKill nuiu lifi night iH to
15 but ot to The I 'alio 22 to
l 1- til ft sit-ontl can if.
Game Fast
j One of the fosttst and most In-
lereMling ijUSKOumii gunit-s piuyeu
yet thiji year by tin- 1-a Grande
team wu won tal evening by and
at Pendleton. The score was 28
to 15 in favor of Pendleton but as
is often the case the score is no
true Indication of the relative mer
its of the two teams.
The game was fat from start to
flnbth with each side making many
fast plays most of which were
blocked befors scoring. The ten
dency of the Ia Grande team to
blow up just when thr hall was
in Us own territory was very ap
parent lttst evening. Time and
ugaiu Jluiniuflt. I'namuno and
Qluss carried the hall, down the
floor to within scoring distance
and then fumbled the ball, passed
to the opposition or in some other
way lo.rt the chance to score.
Initial Ui l'liMruork.
In playing the floor the two
teums weru about equal with the
Huckaroos playing more consistent
ball and taking advantage of their
opportunities to score more con
sistently than the lilue and Whit
quintet. The long shots from lit
tle past the middle of the floor
wvre. repeatedly tised by the Pen
dleton team and the La Urande
outfit unused to playing In a gym
with a hlKh celling had dlfflculty
In blocking .such a long distance
from the basket. (
Iandrum. former I a Grande
boy who played for the Eugene'
team in the state tournament last
year was the real star of the game
playing guard for Pendleton in
place of iiutton who was out with
a sore throat. Jjindrum scored
four field goals most of which
were long shots.
Iliiniinelt Hhrh Point Man.
For Is. Grande Hummed and
rnumuno played the best games.
Hummeit made four of the seven
ibuskeis madn by the Tigers and
wuh one of tho main factors In the
dttfense.
MacTavlsh. Jm Grande coach ex
pressed Oie opinion ihls morning
that the team's showing, had boen
i.vnryncotirniring" In spite- of -xha
unfavorable score. The lAk. Grande
team Is lacking principally at the
pnsent time In Hlio drive to score
the baskets after bringing the ball
all the way from the end of the
floor.
The games tonight will be play
ed with the,LTnlon teams. The girls
game will precede the boys' con
test and wilt start at 8 o'clock.
ONE SIDED TILT
The "Klve Horsemen." although
weakened In strength, di'featod
the National tluard basketeera
here laBt mght5toS etaolshrdlu
here Inst night ti to i.
The Horsemen nlnv thulp n.f
frame at Cnlon Kettmarv s
I'rlce, Reynolds. McCorkle, Wll
llama and Stager played for the
gallopers and Btoddard, W. Met
calf, Lymnn. Oeddes and Walih
formed the guardsmen'a lineup.
B COOLIDGE
WASHINGTON AP The dis
pute between organisation Repub
licans and !-a Toilette Insurgents
broke out afresh Krlday In the
house. Heprenntntlve !,ongworth.
the Republican leader, stirring up
another round of debate by declar
ing the Wisconsin delegation, by Its
activity In the recent campaign,
hud forfeited the right to partici
pate In party couneila
About the mime lime It was made
clear nt the White Houee that the
decision of the Republican leaders
In the h.nse to exclude from the
party organltation caucus. Febru
ary 27. membera who did not sup
port the national ticket in Novem
ber hud the approval of President
Coolldge .
The IT.-sldent'a view of the situ
otu.n is thai it dors not Involve et
clueton of nny member from 'he
party but is a ni .nun i( limiting
party rrspunsShlllly to those who,
HORSEMEN 111
M FAVORED
m me c.immiiiii, united lo plejge
lb P.. puhltraii party to the ac
complishment of definite purpose
An honeet attrmpt to rarry out
!hfa. ple.lgis. he holds, makes
n.ceaaory the Inclusion within the
party organisation of only Ihoae
Pledged to such an accomplish
ment. i Ilaclalmlng an Intention to "publishing-
the doten followers of 1
Koilctte w ho are to be barred from
tha party s organization caucus
February 7. atr. Longworth aald
It was tha duty of house It.rbll
cons to carry out the mandate of
tha people In the tut election "un-
'Impeded Ljr anrauea,"
Wins Berth as Regular
titrwi sjf,y g, y wuMm
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No big league hall player
nude more rapid strides In
1024 i tan John Hevmg of the
Ucton Red Sdx pictured
olve When the 1(24 season
oincd, llevjng was practi
cally unknown merely the
third bliing catc.fi of a club
that wasn't going anywhere in
particular Before the season
closed llevlng was nlternatinc
back of the bat with the Bos
ton regulars He had praoti
- cally supplanted the two vet
erans. Steve O'Neill and Val
PJclnich Recently &Lin:ier
Lee Fohl set al it-si the st:nus
of Heving for the cominp sea
son by announcing that he
would be the first strtns lacl:
step of the Bed Sox "Heving
has the making? of a great
catcher." says Fohl
"II
hasn't quite arrived as yet. but
1 look for hun to go big the
coming season He possesses
every mechanical asset plus a
' wise old head "
BOXING
CtlBltONN AfTKITH OI'KKIt
OF BATTLK WITH Fl"EXTK
LOS ANGKLK8 (AD Tommy
Gibbons. Rt. l'aul light heavy
weight, has accepted an offer of
$2u,oao for a Id-round bout here
with Tony Fuente, Mexican heavy
weight, provided Fuente is Glared
of a charge of violating the Cali
fornia anti-prise fight low In a
bout at Culver city recently. It was
announced by Jhek lonald. pro
moter. Fuente has not yet been ap
proached In the matter, Donald
preferring to await the outcome of
the Culver Cly case.
In the Culver City bout Fuente
stretched Fred Fulton of Slinne
apolla upon the canvas In 35 sec
onds of fighting, but the funs
yelled "fake" and Fuente, Fulton
and their managers were am ated.
wr.ixs wink ox rot.i,
BRIGHTON. Kng. (API Bom
bardlor Wella, the heavyweight
fighter. Krlday night won on a
foul from "Boldier" Jonea In the
sixth round of what waa to have
been & SO-round bout. The referee
disqualified Jonea.
RICHARD PLANS BOTT
NEW YORK (AP) Cneonvlnc
ed that Jack Pempaey Intends to
retire as a result of his forthcom
ing marriage. Tex Rlckard an
nounced Krlday he was going
ahead In plana to match the cham
pion and Tom Gibbons for a title
bout here about June 1.
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rxowF.ns wins
PROVIDENCE. R. I. (AP)
Tiger Flowers, negro. Atlanta, Ga..
knocked out BUI Savage of Ken
tucky In the aecond round of a
scheduled 1(1. round bout here
Thursday night. Flower, floored
Savage twice before the finishing
blow. Both are heavyweight.
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FITTOJf PAYS . nXE
I-OR AXflm.KS (AP) Fred
Fulton. Minneapolis plasterer
tighter. Friday pleaded guilty to
having violated the recently re
pealed atate boxing law against
prise fighting. In his fight with
Tony Kuente at Culver City last
year, and waa fined ISoo with the
alternative of HO days In Jail.
OII1BONS 8X018 HKRMAV
TtlTTROIT (API Tommy Gib
bons. Bt. Paul, stopped "Tiny Tim"
llermsn. Omaha. In the third
round O their SeVeitied in.rnntiJ
I w as so completely 'out" the ref
eree did not take the trouble to
count. Herman was revived after
five minutes' work.
TASAUFNA. Cal. (AP) Pallor
Ashmore. San Pedro welterweight,
won a decision over Frank Tler
ney of Loa Angelea in a 10-round
bout here Thursday night. Ash
more piled up a big lead In the
closing rounda
CAM PEDRO (AP) Young Far
rail. Loa Angelea bantamweight,
dr with Qeorge Etchell In the
eight. round main event at the
Chief Prtty Officers' club here
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' t.1 uiinn vnn ltruiin wils n. i lenns who have slurred are 1-orun
elected premier of PrusMlu l-ruiy.
by the diet, receiving; 221 out of
43G votes In thut body. '
Dddbe Brothers
TYPE--A SEDAN
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Its smooth, quiet performance is a
matter of common observation.
People who pay no particular atten
tion, as a rule, to the finer shades of
chassis operation, are instantly im
pressed by the restfuThess of the car
in action.
$1243 f. o. b: Detroit; $1505 Delivered
L. C. Smith
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Sport Gossip
j (By the Associated Press)
Madison Square Garden will see
j International bicycle racers for the
(last time In March when the sc
1 onil siv-dnv evi-nl at th uii(r in
New York is scheduled. The gar
den bows for a skyscraper in May.
Joie 'Hay must feel that he has
been attacked once too often. Not
content with necing the little flier
from Chicago stripped of many of
his track records, (luvband at the
Mi Urea gumes the other night
played 'The Stars and Strii For
ever," when Hay was introduced.
It played the Italian national an
them for Frfgerio, the Finnish on
them for Nurml and "The Maple
Leaf Forever" for George Goulding
and the ihronR-stood am uncover
ed on ach ocea.Hlon,,
The crowd, however. wa not
forgetful of Hay's prowesn for
when the Sotisa march came forth
at his introduction it gain stood
and doffed hats for tin- little fe.
low. just a lr "The Star Spangled
Banner" had drawn It to Its f et.
Millie liltola, utio holds
several world running reninU
from two to five niih-s, haj lit-ilii-til
that u is nritiicr dknie
with his r l forts m di-n-nt bis
fotiutrynian. laavu Nurml.
unr with ludoor athletics, as
rcjxrtul several tliius recent-,
ly. Tho Finnish - Anierlcnn
star has entered the one-mile
Mint at the Wllco Athletic.
club ganu on Peltrnary 7,
hoping i. tat such competition
will prepare him for a further
tfst agniii.Ht Xurmi.
The Bronxvllle Countrv club of
New York has taken steps to pre-
vent Its caddies from, growing up
I to become "loafers." A library.
gymna-simn and special accommo
dations an to be provided anil the
boys will be permitted to use the
links and the tennis courts ut cer
tain times during the day. They
will have a threeUiole course of
their own.
Lending ski stars are among the
entrants In the first annual ski
tournament of the Forest Preserve
club of Chicago. Among them Is
Irvin -Zulud, Steamboat Springs,
Colo.
ai xi:v track ii:coi:ns
NEW YORK (AP) Thirty-one
world records have been shattered
since the coming to t he United
rttu.te.1 or 1'aavo Nurml and two
I records have bin tied. Nurml and
j his fellow countryman. Willie Ki-
Iiola have broken the greater -por-
Murchlson and Willie Plunt.
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Grande, Oregon.
DODGE
YEAR
The year 1924 was the most suc
cessful In the hifttory of Oodge
Brothers, according to company
executives.
f While the automobile Industry as
a whole showed u production de
crease of t per cent for the first
ten iiiontlm of the ycur, com
pared with the s:wne period for
1023, 1 odge Hrot hers increased
their production and sales 35.(1 per
cent.
The figures for the remaining
two months of the year will show
about :he same percentage nf gain
according lo John A. Nichols. Jr.,
general miles maiiuger.
"II will be1 recalled thut 1923
was the banner year of the indus
try," Mr. Nichols added. ''Prior to
1!J4, it YaH alKO I,0,Hfi Brothers
be.st year and in vi w of this, our
jlarge increase lust year ia espe
cially noteworthy.
"Jt is not exceptional for a small
company, or one that is just get
ting under way in business, to
makft such an increase. But for
Hodge Brothers, who stand among
the three or four largest motor
car inamiluoli.ireiT4 in the world, to
advance no sharply over an extra
good previous year, ia conceded by
ai) authorliieH to be. actually re
markable. "Hear In mind that every year
of their history has been a good
ye:r for 1 moge lirot hers. There
have be. -it no nps nd downs
only consistent gains. TheHe facts
contrihiite to the uuiiRiialneHs of
I he achievement."
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