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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday. February 3, 1925.
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,SPORTNEWS
JOSEPH TEI
LEADING ONE
in nm
(Hy 8TOOP)
WJth no line on thu strength of
basxetnun team In Grant. Harney
and Mnlheur counties. It begins to
look os if Joseph. Wallowa, l.a
Ornnde and Uukcr sport the strong
est quintets In thlB district rind it
teems certain that all four or the
leama will be, reckoned wtih in the
'tournament at I'nlon March &-C-7.
At the present, with the prc-
tmirnnu nun v fin tn1f finbthoil. JOS-
... . i, .rit.r- nninion. runkn
nlitrhtbeit with -Wallowa a close
second. I. a I3vade is prohuhly
thlid r.nd Uaker fourth.
,
Wallowa has been making strong
claims for Tier team, as she did In
.the grid senson, bat nh fails to
, mention Joseph's prowess.
Look this over:
Wallowa 2fi, I .a Grande 21! Wal
lowtt 2. I.a Grande 1H; Joseph
'12. I-a Grande ; Joseph 25, I.a
Grand 9.
; " Plftyod at Ia Grande.
.'.'" Pfom comparative scores In the
Gninde games, Joseph hus the
-. .strongest team of the three. Wal
tMowor defeat ml Ia Grande by u
..'margin of four points each time.
V.j Joseph won by three points at
vurnnue ana iy i iuhb m
nn.1 th l ttt.imln Innm wn lili.V-
Ing one of Ita best games whew
.Joseph, played here.
; - n other words, Joseph scored
-S7 points to La Grande's 1H, while
WulJowa Bcored 4H points to !,&
Grande's 4u. l-'igures would show
-that Joseph has a better defensive
team than has Wallowa and Just
' aa strong on offense.
leaker's .showing haa been the
flltuppollKm-nt of tlio ..on no
f,ir. . Kxpl6d lo he th l...llng
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A. May. of Sofid I.acotah
James
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has perfected an amnslng new de
vice that cuts down as consump
tion, removes alt carbon, prevents
spark plttg trouble and overheat
ing. Many cars have made over
4!i mllea on a gallon. Any one,
can Install it la five minutes. Mr.
May wonts men la, and Is offering'
to send one free to one auto
owner In each locality. Write
him today. Adv.
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run or oiner neaaiot Colon di
orderj. Examination will relieve you ol
worry tnd doubt abotit your condltlur
nd my trcatmenta will cause ipeeJf
recovery of your former good health
nd vigor.
M treatment fot Pllea U OUARAN-
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for fumigating; and fop
treatment of otr.to?s
and grain.
Let us supply you. No
charge fur containers.
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Company
The New Drujj S(ore
Telephone Main. 53
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then fell to Wallowa twice. Ba
ker hasn't p la yea Joseph and will
meet l.a Orsnde for the first time
this week nt linker. A. clone game,
is In prospect.
I'nlon hiKh achool girls team
seems about the strongest In this
district and leads In the pcrcent
uttc I'nlon already bus practic
ally an Iron crip on the district
chuinpioiiKhip.
The percentage stands:
Team W. L. Pet.
Inlon i I .80
Wallowu 2 2 .500
I Grande 1 2 .333
Baker - 0 2 .000
I nion has one same left to play
in this district, with Iji Grande.
Both 1 4i Grande and I'nion will
play 1'rndteton girls and should
I'nion dHVui the I'nwitiHu county
champion, she would have a clear
oleum tu the Rarlern Oregon title.
To date, little hay been done in
reference to a baseball team for
thla summer. I Grande hus the
nucleus of a team In the city now
and with a pood pltrher, catcher
and a mile strengthening in the
outer and inner gardens, would be
able to place a better team In the
Meld than last year.
Lefty Bwartz, who was released
by l.u G ramie last year In favor
of Hench, made good in Montana
and to now about, ready to maku
hi" debut into the big leagues. The
PtraUfr certainly let a good thing
flip through their flatters when
they turned lefty loose.
Pasco also passed up a golden
opportunity one day here when
l.efty, without warming up, failed
to'niake much or a showing and
the Railroaders couldn't see enough
Itr him to warrant signing him- up.
l-etty WBS the Ollly player
lri thl' n,"e Mountain league that
Wll noticed by the big league cir-
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(Hy the Associated Prehs)
I't'n. l,Vls.rlA hii.V,!.. Hill..
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Ph.m.nn.hi. ,h.
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-wWpr Is repotted on the wrKt' of
boHnlliiR htp, braving another
,",c1kn. , '"""aii.iy
ih
Mornlngalde Athletic club
ugain. It Is expected, however.
that be will reconsider ami remain
here for a month or no.
Knmmy Mnnrien of Chtrago
unit Shi Terris of ev York will
clash nt MadlHnn Square Car.
Hen Friday nlgltt. In the flrsl
hghrwrlgbt rnmbHng of the
coming storm. Their itiatcli will
not be a part of the tournament
to name a siiceror to the title
relinquished by itenny Leonanl,
but will go forward In dctenuln
liif one of the leading ramlldatei.
New York favors Terrli for his
ped ami mvnrnry; the middle
wt favor MnndrH fur bis
nilhty punch nml ability to take
care of lilmsisr.
Pabe, Huth. hammerer of hom
ers, la well on his way to Hot
Springs. Ark., intent upon a bod
ing out process which will bring
him down to the heavyweight lim
it for the annual baseball cam
paign. He departed Sunday and his
first swinr of the venr. It Is r-
ported, will be taken at a golf hall
far from the maddenins throne.
Tommy (llbbons o( St. Paul, who
roomily announced that he had
quit thr llicht henvywt'lKht ranks
for all time, arrlvi-d In Now York
minnay 10 aasiai sammy .MundHI In
his pri-narntlona lo
Kid Ter
ns. ' I would rather snln the titl
by fighting for it than clHiming it."
he said, when questioned regarding
his views on the championship
held by Jack Iempsey. "I will be
ready for the buttle whenever T-x
Itiekard notirie me that he has
signed iVnipsey."
oxk WHr.ru victim rettkk
SAI.KM, Ore. Searching parties
worn1 unable to find the body of
Charles Pureed of Talbot, who was
believed drowned In Hie Willamette,
river here when a luotorhoat In
hlch he was riding eitpsited. P.
L. Tu midge, who maneged to swim
to shore, was reported as recover,
ing. lie was found clinging to
some huhft by residents of West
Sniem and was suffering from ex
posure. II,, was taken to a hos
pital. At the ttllie of ,e ftfeid'Mlt
HV were returning to Ssl.n frot
('IcitrlHke where they were engaged
in higKlng operations.
Officers sit id the motorboat was
wrecked by coming In contact with
some obstruction In the river.
Liquor Cases to 0tcn.
PENDI.KTON, Ore. Trial of
Jury cast a In circuit court will be
resumed hre when the ruse of the
late against Fanrho Stnbblefleld,
charged with violation of state It
quor laws, will be tried. An addi
tion venire of talesmen was- drawn
Saturday by the sheriff and the
county cierk to aerr during the
sesstou.
AGGIES TAKE
LED
Pacific Ctmst Conference Ktamllngn
W.
Pet
Oregon Aggb'B
3
3
.7&0
.2110
I Washington ...
Montana 1
Montana's Opponents .. 4
Oregon 0
Washington Htat.. 0
Idaho 0
.0110
.01)0
.000
.Northwest ('iM.rcrcjuf Ktaudlnits
W- I Pit.
Oregon Aggies 8
Washington 7
Oregon 6
Washington State -4
Idaho 3
Montana 2
Whitman S
Gonznga I
Pacilic 0
Willnmetle 0
.876
.867
.BOO
.600
.333
,273
.143
.000
.000
As Montana does not play the
same number of games with each
team in the paciric coast confer
ence, its scores do not count In
tabulating the standings of Us op
ponents. Montana's own standings
however, are tubulated. Montana's
games count in the Northwest con
ference, however.
PORTLAND, Ore. (Special)
Oregon Agricultural college, con
queror of Waahinston last Friday,
will play University of Oregon at
t'orvillis Saturday. The Aggies
must beat the Webfooters to re
tain their lead in both the Pacific
coast and north wer.t conferences.
Oregon met its first defeat Rat-
uhrday at the hands of Washing
ton. 29 to 33. The Washingtonians,
after losing a one-sided game to
the Aggies, Id to 27, looked like an
entirely different teom against the
Webfooters. Their teamwork was
perfect in advancing the ball, al
though their defense was weak.
and Oregon broke through time
and again, but lost its own game
by failure to make many easy shots
count, and fulling down miserably
in converting four throws.
While the Aggies and Oregon
will be putting on their llttle'set
lo, Washington will be host to
Washington State collego at Se
attle. The Cougars have played
only one game In the coast con
ference against the Aggies at
Pullman a couple of weeks ago
losing by four points. 14 to 18.
Play by the Aggies haa been the
most spectacular of the confer
ence race. After winning from
Pacific, 33 to Id, the Aggies drop
ped a one-stded game to Wash
ington, 17 to 32, at Seattle. The
defeat cuused the forvallis lads to
fight harder than ever, and they
licked Washington Stale, Gonxaga,
Idaho and Whitman on their floors
and on, .returning, home,, proceeded
to take the measure of Whitman.
Montana and Washington.
The Aggtea had to fight for ev
ery one of their coaot conference
victories. They defeated Washing
ton State by a four-point margin.
18 to 14; Oonsaga. Idaho and
Whitman by one-point margins. 22
to 21, 19 to 18 and 12 to 11, re
spectively. On returning home
they won handily from Whitman,
40 to 18, but had the time of their
life downing Montana, 24 to 22.
They capped their victorious march
with the win over Washington.
The Webfooters started the week
with a rush. They won from Whit
man, 44 to 22; and M on tuna. 33 to
24, but lost to Washington. Ore
gon s only game this week ls
against the Aggies, who piny Will
amette at Oorvullis tomorrow and
then rest until the Oregon game
Saturday.
Scon of coast and northwest
conference teams:
Oregon Aggie.
Ore. Aggies ....32 Pacific in
Ore. Aggies .
Ore. Aggies .
..17
Washington ..".2
Wash. State ..14
Gonzaga Z 1
Idaho 18
Whitman 11
Whitman 13
Montana 22
..18
Ore. Aggies.
..22
Ore. Aggies .
.19
.13
Ore. Aggies.
Ore. Aggies ....4U
Ort. Aggies ..34
Ore. Aggies . 27
Washington . It
Oregop.
Oregon fi.t
Willamette .
Paciric
Pacific
Willamette .
Whitman ...
Montana ....
iregon
Oregon
Orcgou
Oregon
Oregon ....
Oregon ....
.48
Rf,
.61
.44
.33
.29
Washington
Washington.
Washington ... 4u Gonzaga
asiiington
Washington .
-4K
.70
.32
.39
.41
IS
33
Whitman ...
Willamette
Ore. Aggies
Montana
Willamette
Ore. Aggies
Oregon
Washington
Washington
Washington ..
Washlnftton
Washington
ashlngton State.
Wash. Slate ... 40 Whitman
Wash. State ... S3
Wash. State... 42
Wash. State , 28
Wash. State . 14
Gonzaga ..
Gonzaga
Montana ..
Ore. Aggie
Idaho.
Maho .3i Whitman 14
laho .
...3; Gonzaga 33
.13 Ore. Aggies .19
.. 24 Gonzaga 19
27 Montana Si
.Montana.
Idaho
Idaho
Idaho. . .
Montana
S3 Whitman 2d
Montana 17
Montana 31
Montana 17
,Montan,i ?
M'nf.ma ?4
Wash. State . ?
Idaho 27
27 W:iMrrton S
?4 Oregon
(4iuu:a
;3 Wa hington
Onnxagj . ..
Gonz.-iga ...
GohiaRa ....
Oonsaga ....
(inniutr-i ...
Gontaga ....
Goninga ....
Willamette
Willamette
Willamette
Willamette
Willamette
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
raiific
WhHnian
Wah. State
Idaho
Wash. Stat
Ore. Aggies
Mttho
30
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19
Willamette
... 31 Oregon. 3
Washington ..7
Whiiman 37
Oregon (i
Waahlnrton 41
34
. 17
IS
r-tfie.
-....M tire. Aggies ..JJ
1$ Oregon 49
5 Gregori ii
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Tom Gibbons. ,
Is Awaiting
Title Match
NEW YOHK (Hy Hie Atml
aied Pre) Tom GiblMins, si.
Paul heavyweight, Monday i-ame
to definite terms with Tex Kb'k
ard for a title match with alack
iM'injwy about June I, cither In
yew York or Jersey City, with
an understanding thai the win
ner will oppose Harry W ills, nt.
gro contender, Irr September. '
Htekanf announced htn phm
for two title heavyweight show
thfc year offer an hour's confer
ence with G .brums and the hit
ler's nuuiaxcr, Kddle Kane. At
the same time (he promoter as
serted confidence that he would
have little or no difficulty sign
ing lcnipcy for the title hokl-
er'H part of the program.
HK.MPKEY Af.KKES
LOS AGH,rS (AP) Tom
Gibbons and Harry Wills will
both have an opportunity to
meet Jack DempKcy' ibis sum.
mer. it was deckled here Mon
day by Jai'k Kears, manager for
the heavyweight ehunipion.
Kearns made this announce
ment after biiig ndviM-d of the
report rrom eW York that Gib
Itons hail come to terms with
Tex Hiekard fdr a match will.
Itcnipscy. Kearns said he had
nothing to my on the New York
report. (
ROOKIES BOLSTER
RED SOX; MOUND
STAFF STRONGER
BOSTON (By Associated Press)
Bolstered in almost every posU
tlon by promising youngsrers .as a
result of trades and a thorough
combing of the minor leagues, lee
Kohl, manager of the Boston Ked
Sox. will take his entire squad,
numbering about: 40 men, to New
Orleans, the Sox new training
ground, March 1.
The pitching staff will be
strengthened by Rudolph Knlllo. a
right hander from Sail Lake, and
.1. W. Keefer. who pitched for Bay
City, Mich., and 19 games lust sea
son. Exhibition Game Scheduled.
CHICAGO (AP) Twenty-two
games have been scheduled for the
Chicago Cubs before they open the
season with Pittsburg here April
14. eighteen of these will be with
Pacific Coast league clubs and four
with the Kansas City American As
sociation club. The Cubs leave, for
training camp on Catalina island,
near Los Angeles, February HU. rv
Beading the wrong kind of books
Is just the same as association with
the wrong kind of people.
Trying to enjoy money you
haven't earned Is about like sitr
ting down to a big meal with no
appetite.
Whitman
Wmltman 14 Idaho 36
Whitman ltl Wash. Sntte . 40
Whitman 32 Gontaga 4
Whitman 28 Montana 33
Whitman 23 Washington . 4ft
Whitman 27 Willamette ... 24
(Whitman ll ore. Aggies ..u
Whitman 19 Ore. Aggies . 40
j Whitman 22 Oregon 44
j Whitman 57 Willamette ... 34
Whitman 3i Pacific 16
Coast conference games.
This weeks games in the Pacific
coast conference:
Saturday Oregon versus Oregon
Aggies at Corvallis; Washington
State versus Washington at Seattle.
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COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION. PORTLAND. OREGON
PlayleOilCo.
Cor. Adams & Greenwood
Rickey's Choice
Here Is lierl Shotton, the only Sun
day manager in the major leagues
Brawn Rickey, because of religtouj
scruples, stays away trum the bull
p.uk on that day anU Khotton flita
in as director of the St. hauls Cardt
nnls. It is understood ihat Hickey
intends to retire shortly and that
Shot ion is certain to succeed him as
tlier tvery day-in the weeitiea'ir Of
, ' the Carda.
T'STILT
IS POSTPONED
I'NION. Ore. - (Special). The
basketball game between the Fixe
HorsHiut-n of l.a Grande ami the
Athletic club of i'nion for Tues
day evening has been postponed
and will be played on Thursday
of next week if arrangement can
be made for the use of the school
gym on that night. The Athletics
went to Kichlnnd and played a
return game with that plane Sat
urday evening. The Vnion team
lost to Blchland. Geertson, their
main forward, did not make the
trip, being scheduled lo referee
u game at North Powder, be
tween that place and Hunting
ton. PI-AX F.V WCENSF T.AW
TWTN FAILS ( AP) Views of!
(local nutomoblle dealers ami, a
number of petitioners regarding
amendment of the Idaho motor ve
hicle registration and gasoline tux
laws are to be embodied In bills
to le drafted here for submission I
to the state legislature.
Thene proposed bills will provide
for, flat registration fee of J.10 for
alt curs: Imposition of gasoline tax
o( 4 cents per gallon, .and division
of the gtisoltne tax revenues give 75
per cent to the state and 25 per
cent to the county or district in
which it was collected. The task of
drafting these measures haa been
delegated to a committee compos
ed of S. Cluud Stewart. Twin Falls
county assessor: T. J. Lloyd, form
er state representative, and a num
ber of local auto dealers.
Truth Is changeable like the
weather, and just because the
weather changes you can't say
there, isn't any weather.
Many a man who doesn't kiss his
wife heruuse she looks sour Will
find she looks sour because he
doesn't kiss her.
If
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f A bachelor who savs he couldn't "v.
stand married life like a man 0
cursing a show ho hus m-ver seen. ''y y'J ttstmt&amf- x.
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STUDENTS I
SAVED .TROTZKY
WKNATCHBK. Wash. (AP).
How an cxplerence in the early
life of Leon, Trotaky which result
ed In saving hi 111 from execution
by the Husshtn t'zurist govern
ment made him a convert to
communism was retuied recently
by his cousin. Mrs. Kos Kornbllt
of Manson, Wash. The mothers
or Trotxky and Mrs. Koiubilt were
sisters.
When quite young , Trotrky..
whose re.nl name Is Leon Brunsli
toen. was sent by hit wealthy par
ents. avid and Anna Brunshtoen.
from their hoiAe in southern Rus
sia to Kurnpean schools, Mrs.
Kornbllt said. lb sympathized
with fellow students less fortun
ately situated tbun himself, and
divided his means with them. '
Later Trotaky waa Jailed by the
Czarlst government on a charge of
being a Socialist", and Was condem-,
ed to' die. It was then that the
friendly acts toward his fellow
studentt; bore their fruit. They
started to dft: a tunnel Into his
cell and, effected his escape on the
night bo fore be waa to have been
hanged, his cousin related. "
Dressed in feminine garments,
he fled to Paris, and kept himself
111 seclusion until the Vi(iluiiee of
the Kusmun sttciN t police was re
laxed. Then be came to America
where he assumed the name of
Trotzky to help In avoiding de
tection. "So it is only natural that Leon
would believe In communism,"
Mrs. Kornbilt said. He gave 10
the poor and in return the poor
gave him w hat could not be bought
with money his freedom."
His pnrenis did not know for
years after his escape that he had
nor been hanged. After bis re
turn to Russia nnd bis rise to the
head of the Red, Army he rejoined
his mother. With the revolution
she had lost her wealth. She now
resides in Leningrad4.
Mrs. Kornbllt. with her husband,
Aaron Kornbllt, resides on ten
acres of highly productive orcn
urd land on the shores of Luke
Chelan, not far from this city. She
left Russia in I no 7 for fear of
persecution of the. Jews and came
lo America in 1 ?H 3, In Scan le,
where -she landed she met and
married her husband, who also
had fieit the Jewish persecutions
In Russia. ' .
The secrit of bappiin-ss is In
getting" what you want iiiNt-ad of
what you want others to think you
want.
CofiCeiil rated education is about
Mike drinking beef ten inst-ad of
eating Bte.il;.
Nice thing about cussing cold
weilther is you don't have to stop
lo ship' a fly off your nose.
We Go Out of Our Way lo Serve
T'PFSH VF.ftCTAIMjES
Turnips - Carrots - Cabbage - Cauliflower - Spinach - Celery
Head I-! luce - Parsnips - Hadtshcs
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Yesterday In
Congress
Ry the Associated Press)
The house pissed the Klliot
$ ! :,M,iWm,inM, public buildings bill.
The house agricultural commit
tee began consideration : of farm
legislation,
The official text of the Paris
reparations agreement reach. d the
s:aie department.
A bill designed to prevent clog
ging of the supreme court docket
passed the house.
The contempt case of Harry F.
Sinclair was argued in the District
of .Columbia court of appeals.
-
The department of Justice an
nounced it had identified for
eign rum runners in the last year.
Attorney General Stone's nom
ination for the supreme Vottrl
again wns approved by the senate
judiciary committee.
.
A report recommending the seat
ing of Senator Mayfield of Texas,
was filed In the senate by the, elec
tions committee.
Senator Magnus Johnson or Mln
iU'soia, filed a petition contesting
tle election of Thomas I). Schall.
his opponent In the senate.
The supreme court held a state
law requiring n liteii!ie of stile of
intoxicating liquor Is valid not-,
wit hstandtng the prohibition,
amendment.
Hen in min and Harry F. Mors" 1
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COVR, 'Ore. (Special). The
basketball teams of Cove ' high
school played the boys hiuI girls
of Norl Ii Powder b'riday evening-;
The result was a victory of 2ti
lo 15 for the Cove hoy;i and 3 a
to 10 for the Cove girbi.
All enjoyed n banquet served
folio v. iiij t lie games.
j toot their contest in -the supreme
I court over the legality of their nr-
! rest several months ngo in , Now
' York City.
Hall's Catarrh
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it rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf
ness caused by Catarrh.
Sold by druggist! for ortr 40 ytan
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. ObJa
IP YOi: want a
(iOOII pllire lo llldp
H'K'KK afraid we
CAN'T supply you
HIT WF. have nil
AWI-'I l.l.Y good place
l-Oll AWTIHX; you ,
MAY- WANT to put In '
STllA(il-: anil It Ih
, SAI'I-: AXli carefully ' "
AVAlX'UDIl and the price '
IS LOW ho what more .
l oi r.ii roe ask?
. La Grande '
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Jeftcreon and Hemlock Sta.
I'houo Main 7U1I
ERICSSON A DCRLAND
GOVE CAGEHS
BEAT POWDER
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