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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Siil u n lav. January 22, V.W.
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(DEL LABARBA
DEFEATS CLARK
Uifomian Gives Scotch
challenger 12-Round
Drubbing in N. Y.
VEW YOriK. Jan. i (AJ
y riark inus. iro hark to Hcot.
m and the continent where he
es the flyweight divhdon with
t even the eatlsrarttoTrof hartw
"fled the curly hair of Fidel l.a
rba, or Io Angeles, today the
disputed knur of the w-ortd's H2
unders. t
Hie stoop-shouldered Invader
m the land of the. heather, who
iht to brtnff bark to Great
italn the. orld championship
tuny Wilde relinquished to f'an-
Villa tn.m'S. wui hattered
m song to gong of 12 im-rcllts
mis by th dapper ftllfornlan
MrdiPOR Square Garden last
:ht.
The botiC strikingly similar to
stand or Hrltaintf "mlirhty
im" against Villa In defense of
glands last world title, m one
the most one-sided In recent
g history. Klvm time ths rip
tg punches of the clean-cut fsl-
rniun tumbled Dark wuk and
zy to the canvas. Throughout
match t.aHorba hammered his
1 1 lender about the ring whlln
o$ fans a will ted the finishing
w.
But unlike hit predecessor.
Me, who fell before Villa's
Thing punches In seven rounds
the Polo grounds, Clark from
ne where found stamina to ke-p
ning back, round after round.
O the hall of juba hooks and
ashes. The man. rubbing con-,
ually at his slowly closing right
rounds that brought cheer for
i gnmeness but little change In
aspect of the fight.. The oili
ng clearly established l-attar-s
riirht to th world title, dis
ced since, the death of Villa. Ih
iniplon. In 196.
r AMFRU'AV HMYKD
All American anfomoMIe raiting
orda will receive world reeo
lon hereafter as a result of the.
vision of the International As
ItUlon of Recognised Automo
e clubs to admit the American
;tomobile association In inein-shlp.
Snakes Infest
nic n t
uou tourse m i
Sidney, Nebraska
SIIO.KY, Neb.. Jan. 22 (Al'J-
i Live hazards add to the snortlneus
( of the nlne-liote course where Hid
ney golfer -get thefr recreation.
ftatllesnukes, abounding in the
sandy hollows of the hilly links,
constitute a strong temptation ft
"the tenderfoot to his eyes wand
er from rhi' ball, and In the Kidney
country club, no. golfer Is accoiiiit
ed a real devotee until he has feed
off on a 11 v rattb-r.
The braver' fenrted sportsmen
get accustomed' to the v, htrr-w birr
of the brown moi tl-d pent, hut
them are. a fety who never follow
a s(lc into the rough thfcaue the
snakes ar so plentiful.
Many playem count a terrier dog
as much a part of tber golfing
eltdpment as a driver or a putter,
for the terrier wilt drive Into a
rattlesnake and lay him out uuick-
iy.
As an example, Heine Bun man,
western Nebraska golf champion,
showed his steadiness of nerve last
season when he sturted his title
match by disposing of a rattler at
the first te.
"1 was killing a rattler," Is a
stock alibi when the other member
cf a, twosome. sarprtsd by his
companion's auav announcement
of a birdie fottr. Inquires about
thoo two stroke in the gully.
In- on aftemoosi, 146 snakes
wero eliminated by several resi
dents who raided a den near the
gol f course and fou nd scores of
the writhing peats sunning them
selves on the rock
fMesplte these "husards". and the
uneven news of the crug-hroken
coarse, almost every one of Kid
ney's 3,6(iO inhabitants- plays or
talks golf, and women invade the
course lit numbers almost as great
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IN FOUR STATES
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Her I Edwin Wide. Rwfdtsh dis
tance champion and couqueror ol
Paaro Nurml. who recently ar
rived In the United State. - He
hi- started tralntr.i; for hln
American debut. Being at leatt
3 0 notindfl overweight, be say be
' wiU need six weeks or training b.
fore he trill be ready.
BOBCATS WIN
FROM POWDER
QUINTET, 24-12
Major League Clubs t
Makes Selections Two
to Go to California
NKW YORK. Jan. 23 (AD
Kleven of iho sixteen major
league clubs will do their spring
training under I'tortda ikit s.
t.ouihiHna and ruMfomia will eaeti
attmet two and the other will (fit
i in tibape in 'IVxus.
The .Vew York Plants win re.
.-'trif-t their aWtvilies to l'lorbIa.
but will tiRC tu O cniitps, Murtlng
the irMiuin ieriul at Surasola but
udjuurntng later Ht. Aiigu-tin'.
Trains; rumps Include:
.rioAi. i.i-;a.i:
New York Harttsitu and St. Au-
KUHllne. Kla.
Hrooklyn CU-arwatiT. Kla.
ineinati Orlando. Kla,
Pittsburgh- I'mko ItObleJi. i'al.
'hieuKO i'atalina Inland, Cat.
It4i.Hlon St. Petersburg, rla.
Hi. 1.0 uls- Avon Purk, Kla.
Phlludt-lphiu - Hradeiiton. Kla.
AMIJtK'AS I.K.V-IK
Chicago Shreveport. Kla.
Htston N'-w Orleans. I-a.
Ww York- -XI. Peterxhurg. Kla.
St. I,ouiK Tarpun Springs, Kla.
ilevHand l-ukeland. Kin.
Philadelphia Kort Myer. Kla.
(niroit San Antonio, Texas.
Washington Tamim. Kla.
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Fdaho Vandals
Defeat Aggies
By Lone: Point
CORVAI.MS, Ore., Jan. 23 AP)
Idaho hat Oregon Agricultural
i.. iKu AarB-iefl' first con-
ferf-ace bask.tlmll of the ..anon
last nlftht i to iS. The Vandal!
j came from iy htn.l with a bilrt of
( ud In the iu five minute and
i won aftrt, the AkkI'-s hail Iwf n
tkad s to Si. . -,:
The ;iutffl"i"e. lunlte In mightier
iIkui the hum.
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The 'nk;n high hool Robcats
played their fourth luketha)l
fame on thel'nion gym floor Krl
day night when they defeated the.
North Powder lOys. 24 to I Ku
lun bad malniuint d a small b-ud
during mos of the game starting
out uith a rush and piling up a 1
to I st ore in the first quarter, then
slacking upon their scoring until
the ixnt two minutes of play when
fiin nf looieil I hree field baskets
from various parts of the court
and Prouter rfso dropped one in.
giving Pnlon an unii-atahte lead.
Poach Pitts I gun the game
with J. Pox. center: Brown and
Ieljp. forwards: t'routerand Par
ent, guard. I'ox was replaced by
t'hem-y and Itelip by Wilkinson.
North Powder also iis-1 three
or .four suit.-.
Geprtseii. of I .a (frande. r
f erred.
Tonight Paker will Ite here for
a boys' douMeheader.
Med ford High Is j
Winner Again 36-61
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MKrKOUi. Ore., Jan. 22 (AP)I
-The .Medford high school defeat-'
ed the I'nlversity high of Kugene
1; to . last night. The visitors '
worn unable to penetrate t!te do-1
fen sc. of the locals while ihe .Med-j
ford team converted from all j
angles. I
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tiiiii k rHK'.fi' i.rns u.n
rn-mi- srwn.i.ixfi
Krward H. (I"tch( Zwllllnif.
ho will tnanae.- the K.mn City
club of the Anivriiiin AfWlation.
run rlaim a licill illjthirtlon
Hhared by few. If any. players, lb
.!uy..l on thne t'hieao tianin.
Mnterins ihe nmjor leatfuea with
the Wh:!- Pox. h- w-rved an ap
prenlieeship in the minors anil then
east his forlum-s with the rVder
als. WlieK the iv.h ral l.aKil.- was
all thront-h he joined the fnbs.
Sinee enterinit pror. wional ba.ie
l.all in l'J"'J. Zwlllln has worn
nine uniforms, l-'ist year lie man
ned l.ineoln in the Vstnn
league.
Ordeal By Water 7
And Ice i i : Ji d
If your bath has
been that for the last
week, you deserve
the comfort of an
ELECTRIC '
HEATER ;
In your bathroom.'
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Speciallv Pviced '
At The
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Electric
Co.
i:irjllil"!; Lleclricnl"
T'Jj Is RKirh tile Lamt ;;i.me :. mied : h?. lit: tj.ty curcly C.'jrr
.-rently for It nowaday These movte girls save a Uemor.sf ' n i '
It:, wooil'alil.. with Mahel Coleman dretulns as niolher ir. .
t-'jliy Ktnd aniear.113 ln--well. name tier castuue t.nd la'.
Union Sportsmen
Endorse Wright
ASH I AMI WIVS
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wi:i,i DHisi:n rioi.rr.it
ri.Avs itiriTKii sums
CHANTS I'AS.S. Ore. .Inn. j
fAI'l Ahland hiKli nehool last j . Walter llniren. lieou Itrummel
- t night defeat.) the local Ittjrli ; of Ihe jrolf eourae. thinks the hcl-
I'SIOV J-tn ' (KpertaU At ! fcrllool huMkethull t.min by a acore t-r the clothe Hornetimes the bet-in-etinx-
at ihe"eily hnll WVd- I or -- to 17. In the accond yanio ter the hot. In The Metropoli-
Cnioii Itod and " im in vrrgvii t-uiiier- lau viuiirr, u if .i.in
ence. i bp irrant.t I'nsa rtrts won or ctotnes ano sno iiai m. m
nesday evening th
.liin Cllltl TflWU 1)T IIM" iriil'T III j - -
laws. 1 'rom tne Asniann girjs ny a score suggests mm iroir apparei m- Kepi
of 22 to 21. r.tireka. Cal. school, . well prvsneti and recoinmcnas two
.suits for the wardrobe.
ItONKRIlUi Ji Nions WIS
Babe Ruth Signs
I Up With Movies
U'OKANK. Wash, Jan. 22 (AD
leorge Itnrnes, Hpokane. middle
Ight wrestler, won two out of
ee falls from Htauiey Hun nh,
nil I ton. Ore. li. it night.
UOHKBrna, Ore.. Jan. 22 ( A P)
' The Hotithern Orrgon Junior hlirh
nMhJUl hasketlkll cluunplonship
was won by the. Kosebnrg Junior
high school Inst night, when tho
Medford team was defeated Pi to
ft In an exciting game which went
into an extra period. F'ulllng'out of
what seemed a sun; defeat in the
laMt quarter of the game Koaeburg
tied the scorn just as the final
whisttn was sounded. In the -tra.
period JtOfS-burg secured the
only basket. Koseburg senior high
school Is to play t'orvallia tonight.
changes in the flfh and game
j-veKil rhuiik-i h r unnrnvi il bv
the club an.l severnl proposed i Pla . here tonight.
changes were opposed by th-m. A
b-tter will be sent to the governor (
apprising him of the candidacy of
I.. A. Wright Tor a position on the
.stat1 mine board, and an answer
sent to Wallowa county Informing
th clulrt there that Wright has
been u enndldutc ftir this position
for several weks. They had writ
ten s for our support for their
candidate for that position.
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No UKtnan ever starved from! Walking under a bidder Ih bad
keeping- In r tiHiuth t loner I. ItM-k. hut fa I It it ; off is worse.
Ill MAMA MAY SI K PRIST!
IV OLYMPIC MAIt.Tir
WOMlK.K IK II K fiAVK WY
AY 4' Illel K.V.MOl S IHMKS?
r'lri'MMN fft KA't'H HflXKH
Xlr VKT KI APV TO gi I T
Jeorgca titoria den of Krench
crs. w ill nut retire from t he
g despite his record of 611 coin
a and the fact that he Is about
celebrate his 26th anulvrrsary
a flyweight battler.
OR MONO TiRACII. Kin. Wi'h a
large gallery, John 1. Rockefeller
sevats to he. n refinlar HHgeu at i
golfi he ibeH his ntuff well and 1
pleases. 'When he ymnxhed the ball j
17(1 yiAidn, quite a drive for a man
of s7r the gallery shouted and
many nhutjk his hand. I
IIP 1 1 RANK, ful., Jan. 22 (API
ijabe Ruth, home ntnf klir af
Oh American league, has signed u
mo hi on pict ure contract u ith the
Mrst Natioiial Production corpora
tlon,a studio announcement here
today said. The Mamtduo will be- ;
gin work on a film within a few i
days and will have A mm Q. Nils-
son in the feminine bad opposite
him.
roi.ij.oi: (oritsi; i aito
Wohk ol l l Itl l
A course in automotive engineer
ing has ln-en established at the
Hrooklyn Polytechnic Intitule. It
Is dejocned for motor mechanics
and others interested in the science
of gasoltn engines.
Ttiimat.ln wlH make a bid for t)ie
Muratlion rnce ut the jtrjx Otym-l
pic gamr.y ut Amsterdam. Instance
runners stand out among the coun
try's athletes with sprinters con
spicfous by their absence. In the
distriet of Pmoiva. ticne to the
Jugoslav frontier, the two bent dis
tance runti'Ts of Rumania dwell.
Yvan Petrrscli, a farmers hep-r. ;
and Pusso Myrvan. a sheperd. fin
ished first and second in a full
distance Maratiion 1'eld recently in
Halkan mud at its worst In the
remsrkahie time of 2.5U TTiey ,
were Inches apart at the clr.se.
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Atitomobtle trafric has increased
In JJwitx.-riand. especially In the
tienevn dnrtriet. Many garages arc
being built to neeomoilnte the cars.
COVE PERSONALS
CLARK LOSES TO LA BARB A
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1 jCjfc ra.
r(Vi:, (Special) A. party of
iple from Klgiu called at the J.
shears home hero last Hatur-
night, ("arils and dancing was
oyvd during the evening.
Mt, Kunnte grange met In an all
y session last Haturday. Winner
I tt program followed th biisl
s session.
dr. and Mrs. Itoscoe Kversole,
I'nlon. Ohio, are the parents of
aby girl born Jan. 3, according
word received hre, Th Imby
i been named Hetty J.-an. Mrs.
ersole was formerly Miss Oludy
ron and made her home here.
tliKH Ru'h I Summer, of U
inde, spent Isst week at the
M. Keem home here visiting
tb t.ladys lleem.
Arm. J. K. Trlppeer spent Iho
k end. with her sister. Mrs, s.
Koger.
dr. and Mrs. M. IXiron spent
eral days of last week visiting
f v a in I-a Grande,
diss Prladys Beem Is visiting
nds In La Orande this meek,
aim s Nelson Is helping with the
rk on the A. L. Meeker farm.
Jetitcr brothers butchered sever
hogs this week.
Irs. Mary Phambera Is 111 at her
no here.
om hwiti:h ito.xsTs
I 1 I. RAN TKAt'k MK
Cap:. I ar Kurrey. miildlc dis-
t n nee ace of the Northwestern
truck team, finds the prospect
pleuss when he checks the Wild
cat njuad of 2; men and sees 12;
of them entitled to wenr letters. ,
"Tiny" I., wis the crashing full-'
back, will find the track a harder,
course than was the footlmll field.
In the weight he ruuat compete
with Al Itagge, who tos th" siiol
44 r. -1 and Aldo N-sslrr.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING
Any Time - Anywhere - Any Place
Just leave your moving problems to us.
A phone call is sufficient.
FRANK CLEAVINGER
Office Phone Res. Phone
Main 85 300-W
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PARK PERSONALS
'HK PARK (Mpwlnll Bnlihl
nter .enl lh week enil with
iiurenlH, Mr. uml Mra. J. H.
liter, uf Calheiinp Creek forks,
irnini; to aehool here llionlay
rninif.
'earl ItrmlNh.lu haa relurnetl to
home hrr afirr vlaltinK frleinl
Perry.
leorxe anil Frnnk MeMllllan
a vixHIng In llila vlelnltv Kri-
i.iry were at the t'lareneii
itheiio una Cluihl un' ar cul
t wooil for the railroad ramp.
Ira. CUi em e Vauordor la 111 Una
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WUUam "rakj Clark. f1rwr4( bl rhamiaim of Kuric. waa tfvco
amvrs drubblac lu a la-ruuail hout In ev Vnrk UtM ulthl.
ClnrV found the ralUorulan, l id el lllarha. a real ehamp.
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PRESIDENT OF
General Insurance Company of
America
Says: , .
'The. settlement of a claim which does
not satisfy the claimant is a waste of
the Company's money. Every policy
holder of the 'General' who may sus
tain a loss may be absolutely certain
of three things: prompt attention,
courteous treatment, and fair dealing.
T 1 . ,11. u,'sinarse- an adjuster more ,
y Mu cMy ior unrairness to the policv-
nolder than I would for unfairness to
j-y me company. ,
JL The nlinve sutemi'iit wm
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j but Is an exeerpt from lei f
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