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SER THE LATEST ' CREATIONS ,
IN SPRING SILKS
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WALLOWA BEATEN
BY ACCRA VATORS
! Local Basketball Team
I Noses Out Visitors in
I Hard Fought Game
! wJL -V- JB.m.Jfc A w JL KT Jl
DELANEY BACKED
TO WHIP MALONEY
New York Fans in Mad I
Rush for Seats for Fri
day Night's Battle
KKW YflMK. .'" It (AD j
Ktlrred by inomlw. '-of the lit
thrilling heavyweight enrounter of
the season, N-r York' upon world
today talked, nothing . till "fiKhl"
ait Jimmy Mutoney and Jurk le-lanc-y
pre pared to pull up training
ramp stake ajid head for lhcrene
of their ten-round battle Kriday
night.
At' Madison. Sqiiaro garden Tf
Rlrkard wrested with th( problem
of finding room In an arena that
seata l,oo! for" (he lOO.Ofct) fan
bmlcing ntrri for tickets.
Malonry reported to have
Injured hla right hand la training
at Long Branch.. N. J,. whfii the
report reached (he ohtskiiisof an
.loin, the Hoston giant had a
"broken wrist.'; thfn.a "fractured
arm," and finally Ilickard himself
hastily railed the rump to find If
Muloney really . had "lrokin hl
arm In wvTal plares." Thi( re
port nan fa In.''
Si alprrs llny ..'
' Despite thn request for lh box
ing commission to Investigate the
ticket aule , of Ilickard' request
lertilator Wert reported In thn
Mreeta wli h ; paste Hoard avail
ahln ot ranry quotation. I'rlee
for Z1 ringside eat were, said
to ho prlngliig an averaga'of 1 1 0
a piece ,iu .group iiiid as high aa
llbO for k single ticket.
Tho odd on lielaney alood I to
2 for victory and I to H that the.
light heavyweight rhamplon would
m ore tt knfc.'koilt. A flood or bark
ing to the, Miiloney raue reported
from "wiseV. sources, made the or
dinary fan wary, however,
llotli l'oHilar
The Aggravutora, a newly
ganiR-f a trimmer hairketlmll tim. 4
'. noiH-d out .he Watlnwa All-Mlar
', ticre law night In the trut frame ot)
the fM-uhoii. winning 12 lo 11 lift the '
, rnn)i of a luKt-hair rally. j
' Wallowa look .W Uml ami h-M
. ihe Aggravatora acoref- in the
tltxt hair, wjilch rmitl 4 to 0.
('low rhirklux ft-alnr(I I ho !
Kaiiic throiitftionl. lu ltf IuhI half t
Im UruntiH hrokf IhroiiKli Wa.1-
loM-u'a d-fr-M-, howfvr, worlntC
l' puinlH vtiiitt. tbf v.Hilom ronn-
14 1,
K-oin, with C. khm liiffh point
iimn.
Toftti,'hl t)i AKKravator H1
play liukf-r at I he liixh whoo!
rtyrn, the Ktttii to Iv-Kin at.iKt
o'clock. A fulr-fux'l rrowl wui
In utt-mlunci lat hifttit, Jimmy
):ow-ntiatiin r-f-rfti. I
JjtfMiiptt:
A H I'roicra m In !arl (1r
' statnlAnl 11m
K.u (laklaiiri, i.-UHm.
HS0lir, it. p. (;cm frnni
lljrfff opera n.
K V.4 Kan I'ram'W'o. ,
(Xt.m-7Mk), :S0-7:fl p. m..
11fi MirfH ComiTi nrr-hcfftrn,
Klf nam KraiMHM-o. rl.,
42Km-T4Mk ). tt-ift p. m nll
romla Trio, ttltti nKlins wlo-
Wultowa (II)
MrKnzlA (2)..
I'titarifr
IlodKMon 3j ...
Johnson
i Mini-. I M..
X if-wart (2) .....
Z Hlark
.6 K-o-n i
(2) COd
,..) Mtralf
;.., i'aynr r
Nfwlln
Kaufman Bests
Ted Thye With
2 Straight Falls
I'OKTI.ANIl, Ore-.. Feb. 17 (API
lele KHtifiimn flhlo lirhlheavv-
millAYfi 1-IKMiKAMM weight, won two Mralght falla over
" KKX l".,rllnnil. Ore. (77m. TeI Thye, I'orlland. wreatier, Ihth
4iil.), g-I p. in.. Hiu. II., profsrnin: i lust nixiit. Kaufman look the firm
a-U, I'orlhtnd Ad flub Creenwieh : full In a ftilnuleH and the aeeoml
iii lemi thun a minute.
Folllen,
Ktio Oakland, fi.l. (361m
flkf. 6 p. in,, filmier rum-en; H.
Htudlo pr.igriini. i
K.MTR Hollywood, fal. (a70m.
Ill like), II p. m., Nightly ilnlngii;
6:1. t. Hay Halley'a ronrert oreheK.
trn: . KMTK feature in,:riiiri; la.
.Miller Iifnyrlte rare onhextrii;
1 1, I'niniH l)e iJaiifie.
KFI l.o Aligel-, ral. f,7ln
(lkc. 7 p. m I'aul Koherui and
Lealie Adam, popular aongn; 8.
Aeollun Organ leelliil: 9, hiiiiII.i
lirogi-arn: 10, I'nrknr.l Halla.1 hour.
KOWW Walla Walla, WHh ., ... ,.,. .i... a,..i i
"I'ltol l I ik. lu,... ,i,a
Oregon Tossers
Snow Multnomah
Clubmen 66 to 15
KVOKNi:. Ore.. Teh. 17 (AP)
The fnlveraity of Oregon buaket
Hhootera went wild lant night, wilh
the Miiltnuinah Amateur Athlete
rlub of I'orlland furnishing the
p. . in., t'npltol
(2Cin-inri2kri, a
Theuter oreheKtra,
KQW rtan Jone. fal. I Dim
okr). 7 p. m Ciillfornlu rurm
h'ireiiu; , KtjW. Itadio rlub.
KI'll- Kan Franelaeo, 1 4'Km
ITOUkc). :! i. in., Hlutea Heeti.u-
Tlin mulling HuMonian. tt alllg- rani iirrnemra; I :zn. "KHrta on the
.ri.. n.url.ini, of 2110 pound ring- A'r' " Hnleonndea lialiruom or-,
aide, ha cuught I Ho Iniereat of tha "hemra; in, Kiiitea HeMtaurnt or-
haltie bad aettle.1, the firegon men
re ahead, tid to 1 5.
MrArthnr ttuvllton was thrown
jorM-n to the publle for the game,
land a rrowd of nearly 4.000 wit.
i neaned the game.
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SMAI.Ii KANSAS TCIWX
I.IKI.S llASKinilAl.l, .
inetnrpolltan enlhualnnta with a
brulahig ilyle, ot milling that ha
ov.-rwlil-lineil lil laal.thrra oppon
eiJr (li re. Tho plrturenque Ir
luifey, perfiM?! ringman with a cool
,.(iiiin and Irlrky reaonrreftil of
feiian that include one of the moat
)ow( rfill right hand In fittruff.
Jul ruptured' public faney In hi
lutrade through the. light heavy
weight, In two rounds in his prin
cipal rlaah with a big man.
chealra' ' Hunkelbairia very inueh the pop.
wf.-r.Hi r..i I ular pantlme In Mel'herHOn, Kan-
12like, 7 j, m I'hunh of fhrial
by Itev. KrfteKt Meain; . lung
Jleurh muiiiriiMil ttand; 9, program;
10, Klkn' Krallr, Ixxlge
KTAH Oukliin.l, -i.l. I3lif.in-
D9flk-j, ft p. in. MeartH and liollie:
I'irrNrii woman noi.rr.n
I'ltAITK'KS ixm HOI its
ihih. A toHn of k.ooo diopiilntion.
MrPhernon hupports ,0 teams.
Kour of the five teams entering
into romH-titioi! nltll outnide ag
gregatlonii are leading their reie
tlve leagui-a. the Kaunas Indepen-
trio! . (lout Inland (ioatK. I ", lu "': me . c n.rai r.a.
. kiiw l..eilu..,l nr. ,4.,i, 'high aehool league, the Mfl'herson
l0kr. p. m.. Ulnner ronrert; 7,'rom,,lr suf and the Meredlan
rhlldi-en's program; . iwrnrt or- Junior high srhool league. Tho
Irheslm; 10:3(1, Hoot Owla. . town na me .ti. i iiniii
team, tt memhrr ol tile KUnsas
ronlerenro. all eight team Sunday
is the works
PUT it down bow for a double-riveted,
copper-cornered fact: Prince Albert will
give you more pleasure to the cubic inch
than any other tobacco you ever packed
in a pipe Maybe I'm prejudiced. Even
to, my statement holds. I'll leave it to
you, after your first P. A. pipe-load.
Buy a tidy red tin of P. A. and follow
these simple directions: Tuck about a
thimbleful into the bowl of your favorite
pipe. Light up, and pull that cool, con
soling smoke tip the stem. Exhale slowly
and get the full benefit of that wonderful
Prince Albert taste,
Coo, as a claim-adjuster. Sweet as an
unexpected inheritance. Fragrant as
pine-boughs, swaying in a summer
breeze. Mild, but not willy-nilly, if you
get me. And of course you dot Make
the test today and check-in with what
I've been telling you.''
You'll probably say I wasn't enthusi
astic enough! Anyhow, get some Prince
Albert now and get on the sunny side of
pipe-pleasure. No matter what your pre
vious experience with a pipe has been; no
matter how set you appear to be, try
Prince Albert, It will be a revelation!
P. A. U telj rrfcr in lljy tti
tosf, found mi hall-pound tin ftuml.
4orl, and pound nttal-giutt humidor
wilh iponge-moiiitner lop. And lwyi
with M-trr iif of Hit end patch r.
fnevr' ay Iht Prince Albtrt prvctit
KI'KII Kan lliego. Cut. f24a.ftm-
i. m.. Nightly mudi-ul!
The youthful Mile, mmone i'hlon !!"), S I'
.... , t'i, i. ... or ih.. hiinlnd review; J. Mil
uAir filinilinlnnii f.f "lirf1T
rhfMru,
i KVA
llry Onort otfhftfttrM; 9, tnixpil
Throufthoul th Winter ot tho Ban'
tin roaul rnort 01 Ht, Jfan-Uo-l-ui
hUi, uyu ni houtB turn lay In polish
hue up hrr ftan" ror thp jmrnT
r4,iitMl)llonK. Mllf. Tiilonn flo IA
J hiitimt tHi, vn in a minimum of
no! rlj piny ami a maxttnunn of
priwiiro wllti particular whotn.
mum nho ulll Afnd ten hour p'iy
liiK anl n pluyliiK itppronrh
r.lrrit.
SKEEDSTER!
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L- '--''-:-'r
Ka n I'nt nri wo, t 'it I .
Hut! dinner hour runrert; H, Kiu
dm irnrnttn; JM, ('lift u.it4 dunvf
iri'h!-tra.
KKSO AnKflfM, (27.'.m--iunnkf),
:;30 p. m AnIiih hour;
7:30. Crufutdcr Itullv; I it. hark
llfimt Hour.
K HQ, Ki-okane, Va..h. (nm .'.rn
Ttitikci, II . m., 1 avetiprl Hut el
nn-hPHtni; 7, Kurd hur: Hi: JO,
Hool (iuls fruin KCW.
KKW.M-On kin mr. 'l. ( 3tt2in
Sl'tikct. t p. m., Htudlo iimenim.
KKWI K-in l'i"itniiwo, ul
jJ!.um-I ;onkf , K p. m., rntinirnpp
iiriiKim; h:.in, Iwtwre; 9, rtur
proKnirn.
KI.X Oiiklnntl, 'n. Hm
S9kr), s p. m Hppclal progrnm
tf:',, Athens Athltir riuli r-
rhwtrn.
KTW- HnllWfrtrt. Tul. (2Jm-
3nikr), 8 p. in.. HtiwHilun
!l. danrf- pnKrnm.
KTHI Urft AiikIm, ('ill. !54m
lOi'Okc), 7-11 p. m., ftntur pro-
lirnm; 1 1 , tpnintit drove or
client nt.
KOMO Seattle, Wash. i 3"m
$okc), llnylt ly Totem riHvern;
S, V'etern CUm t'urd irrhetra :
0, iSitem IHni'e nrrhentrii.
KOA iJenver. ttlo. (322m
110kr), f:3fl p, tn.. Dinner ronrert;
T l't. studio pruKnim.
school circuit.
( v no other tobacco is like it!
SI 1029,
urnpwy
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Itfyitfilth TafaaccA
IMTi'HINU ItlXOltl)
Wiiltcr JohnHon, martliij? his 1'lHt
Hfuaon R.i a. pitcher hi thn American
IiuriK', mny yet ennui or mi r pawn
tho rrronl of liton T. ty)
Yoittifr. who wrvi-rt 22 ytars um a
major leuKiie pitcher. Younff.
howfvor, ptaytMl In hoth thi Anu-rl
run uihI NutUillul hu(TU'H vrllllf
' Inlthum hfiH Xu.'r.n In H.'lllir
Uuguf uinl on Hie Ham' cluh
I hrmiKlioiit. Johtifwm jolncil Wa.sh
tiiKton Iti ami Ihih h t-n then
cvi r ni tire.
Prize-Winning Lincoln Essay in
Rogers Replies to
a Recent 'Protest
La Grande Written by Miss Nelson ,
Mrti.u iiu srrvnnTs
SIM HIT OF HIS SI K ICS
XT.A. T'hilndelphia Htiremi
Kpee (n njjiin u Whnt A lav
Kaire hin t nuihin' eln hut. Kep-1-weiiHiiK
.he Kalisbury. nn..
OuUng club, he won the 12-mile
ci-otw-iountry rac in lh nation
n kl champioiifthip t Pocono
Manor, lu. liar h im at the
Jin lull.
KrtMjerir MclatiKhltn, millionaire
and huitaml of thn former lnne
('anile, la helping to make popular
In ChirsKO tht itpott of hi rm-Oiev.
ut lrlnh unrestom.
McljiuRhltn iM-pamn a mipporter
ol profHrional horki-y thin eon
hcuiiKf. he round the irome ntr
iling', unaware that It Is the mod.
e f . version of hurling, aticlenl na
tional game of lretntxl.
The Mr! juiuhllns were kinfrs of
Mcuth when hurling was Krln'i
lin'.lonal rume. and the athletic
capital of Mouth was Tultlten.
ht re tho Jrinh xamcs were held
taeh year. The chlerft of tho Mr.
1-aughltiiB had no prouder function
than to preaide at the hurling con
t'Sl!l
Afl thla airea Hat at the edge of
the artma to govern the hur(lnir
Kaiiv-H. Mclaughlin sita in a hot
at the folinum almost every night
hla Illarkhawka play. wa;rhlmr
tliem Inlro0uc to modern audi
enocs the aport of hla forefather.
Each Indian on (he trlltal roil
of the Otfagw Indiana was allowed
I2.&00 with hlrh to do hiaChrtM
maa shopping.
vacitm I'skii t mi i.i;s
N 1 : W Y t Ii K t ll r p r oft r ensl ve
dniihttoys huve fuund a meihtid nf
dfrlllii); up the army mule wilh im
punlty. 1 tin tend nf n curryrumli a
vacuum clemier Ik tifnl and ' the
mule.H like It.
The. prize-winning enay on Ah
niham Llncnln in the 1a irande
hiKh whnol contest, part of
linnnl contest Kponsc
tlnnla Watch company, written hy
Miss lii.s NVhon, Is rcprlnied he-low:
Now that two, men have con-
part of a na- (,uer(H the r:italinn channel. Home;'1''
red hy the H- j .yMr-ilil wdinul Kirl w ill nwlin u
ai-rnHM witli an anchor uiHlr-r
arm uiul towiup a hinit.
rixnnun.sT, ib. i7 (Ar;
"ir more mayors (raveled we would
have lens trouble tn pollllca". Wilt
ogera auld today In reply to the
earn ' recent "protest" against his ron-
tinned absence from Hevurly Hills,
Cnl., of which he is mayor.
"Some of them do now. when
ever there to trouble at home," ho
added. - -,
Another regiment of the leather
necka la on the way to the Orient.
Thnt makes two regiments over
there. We still have u regiment
left to use If the Mexicans Kt enthusiastic.
An echo Is the only thing that
can stop a woman from having
the last word.
Chinese Boxer
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Here la Walter Kwok. direct from
China, who la captain of tht Maui
fJiuMttt' 'inatitute of TechBoiofjr
boxlnc team, lie U a elevetpr
tcmcr la Om rlns.
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l,l OIA THK HltlSl 1 IV j
In our study of Abraham Mnrnln, (
we have rnm tn love him as frieml '
nnd helper, to respect him as a
lender nf men. anil to revere him '
as ihe fit-eat KniaiM'ipHtor. Hut ln '
we even know him us a 'hrimian?
IIIh life hum one. like that of!
i 'hrlsfs, of anrrow and suffering, i
and finally, of death that mankind '
might he helped. Hiu deeds me !
vinfjiilarly like those of Christ's and '
his very words and thoughts are in- '
spired hy the Christian Ideal. Wiw
he not truly n nun tern Savior? i
Peering Into the pages of his- j
tory ....
I see the Hoy .iiinlu, horn of.
humble parentage; i-eureil in sim-
pllrlty; gleaning knowledge from
hla books; reaping wlxdoin from
nature and mankind ... j
"And, lo, the heavens were i
opened unto him. he saw the j
spirit of Jod descending like !
m dove."
I see the youth l.inrnln. Journey.
ing forth In a world of norrow nnd i
dint rem: spent) ing his forty day in i
the wilderness; triumphing over
weaknesM and selfiMh auihitionM;
growing in airength ami purpose;
seeing a vision of servlre .
"liven iih the Son of man
rum not to be miniMered unto.
hut to minister, nnd to give his
life ti u ransom for many." '
1 see the man Utimln. serving a) I
mankind; ministering to their
wants and sorrows: healing the!
wounds of hatred nnd strife be
tween brothers: bearing a iues.vae '
of lore and gnml will tn the World: I
aye, verily, a Oood Samaritan . . , j
. 4etily, I say untn you. In
nstmirh as ye have done It unto
one of the least of these my
brethren, ye- have done it unm
me."
Then, T see a Lincoln suffering
on his eras; betrayed hy a Judas.
yet pleading. Kit t her. forgive them i
for they know not what they do'." j
And at last I see a Lincoln re-1
reiving hla reward nf eternal peace, i
delivered unto his Holy Kather.
MJreater lore hath no man i
than this, that a may lay down
hla life for hla friend?." 1
THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
Dog Is Rescued
After 110 Hours
of Imprisonment
WOOIUtrPF, S. f .!. 17
(AI')-- "l:iMK.7 (l little flofr held
f;.t Iiy roek.s in a narrow uniler
uronn.l p,iBsiiB.wl,y fr no hours,
walke.l from his prison just be
fore .liuvn anil linun.leil into the
a his of his master with lull -iijr-RitiK
furiously.-' . ' '
.Twenty m. n. who throuirh thn
nU:hl IuhI worked with pick and
alKiv.il . imiis. U expertantly wfliilo
WJIlie Nelson, is, crawled into the
P.fssMirewity ut .1:45 o'clock. Thej
1W iwlwp Willie as he nmdo his
wjiy .in rm to wliere t(ic dofr was
le.iit..fl nor eoul.l they wntrli him
iiw he pulled the little animal free
with mi Iron hook. i
irhey saw him a moment later.'
ttJiUKh .f.,r n,e doK bounded past
Willie nnd out into the open.
Twenty hats, went up and shouts
siuu the countryside as F. V. Kelly.
'"!,' I"'lul' " ri,r,""!r. imthered
"l.ini;" In his arms and wrapped
hik overeojt about him.
I'pt the srt-i. 'Kelly, oarcful 'that
qil the no ne. cKlly. careful that
KinK" wiW coinfortahlc in his
i.ins, carried his pet home for
stmie y,i .mijl;, the first meal, for
the iloi- .vliii .n.tst' Thilrsday when
lie hnrl a ox -Into the paksnire
way and l.ieame imprisoned. The
fox wui. removed yesterday, dead,
"l!ln")md killed It!
Ni S r.i theruscue preceded the
ban.lt Into tle, ,hrk. ,uiet little
town. '. Shafts ; V llRht framed
neighbors who openiM- doors to
hear the tidings.--.
i:(.cs. ni.Kit, i oxks.
Dons
! llART.-tinii. fonn. The reason
I f"i- the blurt price of ckks In fon
' ne. tl. ut at least, is clear tn Tfcin
s.illi-.-nn .t.f Nw Britain. Deer run
wild and. distract llie nttn.iiinn r
d..irs from fn!:cs. which are onre
stialne, in raidinK hen coops.
Ilenee extend the open season h
fleer, he arKued to legators.
sttu; iosT nKAt'Tirrt,
N'KW' VtiVlK The statue tn lih
eny is ih im heamifui thine In
New Tor with the ' WolHworth
linlldinB second In the opinion of
adults and children who took part
in a prize contest conducted by
.. -iirri h CIUIIS and HmUm
In ,
Amo-.efiri Vainnnsv
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