La Grande evening observer., March 05, 1928, Image 2

Monday. March 5, 1928.
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PRESIDENTS
GAME
iu mo Number 13
" . 1 What event In Boston brouuhl
fame to president Coolldge?
2 Vli;ti worM powr did Cleve
l.i ml h.rce to reootniee the Monroe
lXi"tr'iF f
; .1 iVh.it president, after leaving
t!i Wblie House, married tle
iiiec r his first wife?
4 What parly of long standing
has never bud ii president die In
office? . . '
Wlint wife of a future presi
dent wjim mnnaicer of a newupaper?
ti Whnt president's, history was
partly lost when hi son hurried his
private papers?
. 7 What Mexican war hero wan
defeated for the presidency?
- H What president lout n son
in a railroad accident Just ' before
his InuiiKuratlon?
1 . 9 Who was the lust southern
horn president elected from a nor
thern state? .
-til Who wan the first presiden
tial candidate of the present repub
lican party.
Answers to the questions In Rnme
number twelve will he found on an
other pfiffft.
' "nOKSY" I,Al ;lIS IAKT '
BOHTO.V "Boany" OIIHb. former
"cob" who bam mtiyor of New
huryport, Maim., rereivM a nlre fift
poiinil Hevutor weiKht na a "kII'i"
whpn he HpokA hefore on Amnririin
lnliin poHt )ifre. KxpreHNlnfr hla
tlinnkK, "KoHHy" uilUpd off -with
the weiKht, lenvlnR the Irlrionniilrna
lo ilfrlile how to rnplaoe the wolnht
tlipv hiul borrowrt. ' .
1 lonK rontlni-iitnl nrlnrt with IS'J
XOINK i:i,IMIXATIO. POKKim.K runncra unit walkera havlnit put
IIARTKORD, Conn. lllnim I hchlnil thi-m the lirrakliiK-ln
Pen y Maxim, Inventor, nt -work on t'atrcti li of 10 nlli.a.
ilfvltc ti ellinlnate .nolao, mys I A. nandnsrit.. rop ., runuliiK
'.tlmt'ciiy iiotaea whtrh hiimper ef-lfmin youths of 1.6 yeura, lo vPtor
flcleiioy nnd Injure health run hnlunaor IS atailpil from I .on Angela
rut ilnwn hy ao per cent when viat.rfluy afternoon aa u niirado
there Ih a public demand for it.
' Tills Ih not an advertisement, but
' did it ever occur to you that cot
ton hinckhiKH may he herd in the
Ioiir run?
COLDS
Btop a cold before it stopa you. Take
HILL'S Cascara. Bromide -Quinine.
Stops the cold, check the (ever, opens
the bowels, tones the system. Insist on
HILL'S. Red box, 30c All druggl
i mix's
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker Slate' Oil
Perkins Standard Station
IS'ext to La Grande Hotel on Adams
-THERE'S REALLY NO SECRET-
Perhaps you too, have wondered jut what we do to make
field en Crust Bread so good but there Is really no secret.
Some one once said that you can net ont of a thinn only what
you put Into It, und that has always been our cardinal principle
to put Into our hrend only the best inKredlents, the very things
you yourself woirfd chouse. We can honestly sny that Oold?n
Crust. Bread Is one of the finest foods you can uive your family.
Its taste Is delicious; Its food value uncounted.
Don't forRet to my to your
please."
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
La Grande, Oregon
' . Opposite Observer on Adams.
LA GRANDE DROPS
FROM HIGH RANK
Trapshooters Turn in 72
- Sunday Standing
Now Only .556
T.a Grande trapsh orders drop
ped from first place In the Oregon
tun telegraphic shoot, with a per
centnjf' Of I.UOO, to low In the first
dlvtMion with a percentage of .t&6
as a result of yesterday's competi
tion with Coqullle, I'rlnevllle,
Yamhill und flosehurtf.
The first three mentioned teams
were regular competitorH and the
Jtosehurtr-IjU. Orund round wiih
th result uf a tU on perfect scores
u week uko, Iloseburff went
straight nguln while the heHt I A
Grande could do was 72.
Yamhill ulso went straight, and
lroo,ullle und PrlnevlUn nosed out
ihi Wing. I'in and Fie, foot club
! 'shooters with a 73 each,
j HroreA entered from the five
1 clubs follow:
't Wing, Mil and Meet font Club
' ' of l4t c.rando
H. O'llrlen - .24
Art Wengle 54
Alvin Bunnell - .24
Total 72
Vamliill sporumnn Awnm-tailon.
Herman Wilson ..... 2&
Billy Martin 26
T. Wells --2rt
Total - 7a
JTfnevlllo f.un Club
IT. Yancy 25
Jel Ktanlon 2T
Asa Huttles - 2
Tonil '. 7
'ciilll ltxl ami (inn Olnli
f j. I.. Thonius - 2!V
'Ira .fohnMon ........ .2
j'Arohle Colllpr H
I Tnliil - '3
DotiKla Oiiinlr NiMirtsiiwu dihI
! (iamu I'mlnitvo AoMX'Uitlou
I of KiMtliirK
K Pay ton - .
'John Mark .........
N. Amlrloff
Totnl
Tot 11 1
..75
Finn Leads At
End Of Lap In
Pyle Marathon
IM'KOTE. fill.. Mur. 0 CAP)
Thn $5,000 prize Puclflr-Atluntlo
Ininrnthon loduy wua off on Ita
of 276 contentantM. Keventy-aix
foil by the way-Hide an they thread
ed Ihelr way through Hunday uf
ternoon uuiornoblle traffic on the
aHpuult hlKhwny.
The first day'a linnom went to a
Mlnewy Finn, 40-year-old WllHu
Kohlchmalnen of New York flty.
Kunntntf eaulty and flnhliliitf as
thtiUKh he could do 6" inllen every
lay. he early Nteppeii into ana
maintained the lead, llln lime wuft
ono hour, XSi mtnuteH.
ICliinnar NellHen, also a rinnlnh
runner of Now York flty, follow
ed Into the flrMt control station a.
few .NecondM latpr. Ham Hlchman,
of New York Oily, the winter n
termlntiH of the race, was IhlrU In
four minutes more, nnd Nicholas
tjuiunnnwahu. llopl Indian, from
Orabl. Arte., canm In two minutes
boh 1 ml Klehman for fourth place.
The Kroup of four leaders had
Utepped out In front at the end of
Your . miles and kept closely
Krocer:
"A loaf of Holden Crust,
Air Aboard
It won't be long now, says
Ittibdrt Coiidlt, liKht, before
he climb into this Hlrniic...
looHing projectl!
off for Venua f.,. i, ' ... ,
fcUttrufed th sccict ol the roekL-t
work ull
grouped the rest of the way.
The (Mill hail Ik for the vn
nor, but the race promlKos 2H,bu(t
more for other fininhers. Second
place, draws JJft.ooo third $4,nuo.
fourth $2u00 and the next finiKlurs
wen promised connojition . prizes
of $I.O(io each.
Today's smut of highway ;nea3
urlnK. 3C nille, called for orders
for an early fMioon start, with
the day run ending at liloonilnif
ton,; (,iil. Frqm JJ U stretch
o runic" rfroVeVtircl "A" -HOTiHe
Kraile . up throiifTb Cnjnn 1'nss, a
)i und red nilb-s of Mohave ilcftert
anil -acrosn Arizona thnniKh
l'laBHtJiff into Albiii(uerUe, N M..
anil the fan handle of Northern
Ti'Xiis. '
;ooi wham-: vi:tt
OSLO Norwegian whalers had
a whole of a year In l!':7 us re
gards . volume, but the bottom
droppeil out of prices, A record
yield of 704.0IKI iKirielK of whale
oil wan ahlulm-d. or HJ.Miit barrels
more than in lf-tl. Monetary re-'
turns were $ I r,(tiio,ti(ui Jphh. At
that the whalers produced lit ore
than all other Norwegian fishers
combined.
The flapper is a. me und wc have
Willi IIS luiw the super yelllll; w.i-
mnn of poise, with ein-n-el speech.
We won't believe It until we see
a gli'l with n rat In her hair.
Atuerlen is a coinili-y where I1
Hlrl who poses for a candy adver
tisement must wear a b.illiim: si.lt
tin ii gy . 1 w u- . 7
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UGLY? YES, BUT SO USEFUL! j
IP : ' -v - . x
&ff v' :wH"r. "Vt AJ"i --t.v
u iuizzM, :k4
S Swt I i ' fepCT ill 4 X'
: fx I l 5 , -
Meet Mr. Televox! Here he Is standing heslde H. J. Wensley. whs devised him. OhrylnR a telephoned
eommnnd. Televn unveiled a portrait ot George Washington at a lathering of New York Maeons. He.
Is so ripped up that he responds st once to certain tones transmitted hy telephone. Kvenuinlly, Wens
ley thinks Televox will ba capable ot talKlng.
for Venus
, . . AhA Miami jtHnmiL
s power, but h6 bellev. it-ii-.
rit'lu.
Mac-Hi Defeats
Helix In Finals
Saturday Night
MlhTON. Ore, Mur. t (AD
Mcl.oiiRhlin tibion hitfh school de-ffUii-d
Llelix httre Saturday nitfht.
i'il to 17. in tlic to'urnunient. of the
gcciHid OreKon district ami thereby
won the right to participate In-the
.state ba.sketbali tournament .at
fstletn next week. The giiute was
one of the most hectic of the ,tour
miment. Athena won the connota
tion honors by defeating Hoard
man, 7 to 2. .',.. r
.! POK TITM-; UPAOP.U
NliW VbiiK-A job Iiuh been
fnn.,,1 fni mmiiln u l.n 7.. n . I ii.nvln '
t ir 1i-h in I h Ilia. Mm ln f:tns Whn I
cannot rcal employ interpreters to
; eptain the title to them,
. . .,
IIAV S.MOKIXC; IX WOODS
LINl-OLN', Neb. The ITnlted jng. to the I nlted Mates. It is no
Stales forest service has announced lil'Vcd American men like the
thnt smoking will be prohibited Scotch woolen fabrics, but prefer
wlihln the Nebraska national fof-
. wn II 1 11 ine Aeiirnss.-i niiunnai nir-u
,.sl ri.m Mlllvh mS to Kelt. 28,
1929.
The doctor - who tested.:hi jnets
and blonds and found the brunels
nnoe emotional prohab:y - doesn't
know yet that there were tin
eouiiiei fell bliillds in lhe; (-1-ow.tt i :
FAMED GAMBLER
DIES IN GUTTER
Last Big Game Believed
by Police to Have Led
to His Murder
NKW rOftK, Mar. 5 AP)
John Henry ((Scarface) Spencer, I
whose nod was good for thounandsi
of dollars where the big gambler
lay their bets, wus found dying inj
it yutter In Hrooklyn yesterday.
IUh Juxt big game was believed to
have led lo his murder.
Hut a few hours before, police
said, h left u "flouting crup
game," so called IwcauHa Us locu
tion is changed each night und to
which only the big playcra gain
access, with $76.m his night's
( winning". His pockets were empty
land hlH diamond ring, stickpin und
hatch had been stripped from him
when he was found, lie died on
the way to the hoitpitul.
Koine hours after Spencer wan
found dying the body of Jtichnrd
A i In ins, n barber and race track
gainhler, al.no known as Klchard
Wallace, was found in a Brooklyn
street, four bullet wounds showing
the maimer of his death. His wife
Haid a man had called at their
home in the Hichmond Hill hot
tion of Brooklyn at 7:S Sunday
night and nuked Adams to go, for a
ride.- Adams wus 25 yenrH old.'
Although police at first believed
there .might be some connection
between the two - murders they
later were Inclined to view, this
theory was hardly plauaible since
Adams was not kpown n u big
gambler, nnd they held it was un
likely he was an associate of Silen
cer, ' ;
' Wldrly Known
"Scnrfnre", his nick name de
scriptive of 'a livid mark on- his
face which remiltvd from a boy-
Orleans,. Havre le Grace. Haiti- j
more, Lexington. Louisville, ' Sara- j
toga, wherever, the horses run and
the big gamblers gather. ' '
. Me was 38 years old. . married,
and hu-l-tt five-year-old son. Kor
inicen ye.ur oe imii.mi ?
to police as a player ami proprie.
tor of gambling houses.
Hoover Asks That
Name Be Withdrawn '"
, "unihcr of InimlKrants who en-
' 'tcrcd t'nnailn during the year to-
WAfHINOTON. Mar. 5 CAD laloil 15S,liS4. an Increase of 22.!i(IO
Secretary Hoover has sent a letter ovcr 1920," the report states, "tin
lo the secrelm y of slate- of WJs- I ,Kratlon from the. llrltlsh Isles
consln usklnir thnt his nnnic be : cr,,llllC(1 from 48, 819 to 02,940.
withdrawn from 'the .republican 1 tlnl from the l'nlteil Slates from
pi esilenli(il primary in thnt stale.
. The commerce secretary was en-
tcred by Morton 1". Hunter, a Mil-
wnukec business man., who filed
petitions caning iur ii. nuu.c,
entry .Into the primary.
..-This wiib done. It was explained
toy. Hoover's managers here, with-
out his consent or knowledge.
Krieuda of tho cabinet officer t'uliailian immigration were: Mich
who already has entered the re- ignn, 3.313; New York. 2.237;
publican primaries In Ohio nnd .Washington. 1.C00; Mlnnesotn.
Maryland, have reiterated Unit be l,43.r; California, 1,095, and Slns
would not seek Wisconsin's dele- 'siichusetts. 1.1130. With the escep
galcs. Tliey pointed out that be tion of the 1'nlled Kingdom, Oer
hus no oi giini7.ul ion In that state ! ninny sent the largest number of
nnd it was Indicated Hint he hud
no desire lo become Involved In
any republican factional strife be
tween the Lnfollette element and
their opponents.
'I.OTHIXi I'.Xl'OKTS IIHOI-
KPINBUltCVll Scotland Is ex
porting more cloth, but less clotii-
American mndo garments.
' Plump co-eds are better students
than the slim ones, research at the
University of Arlr.omi discloses.
But, let's not worry, maybe next
year styles will change and the fat
ones will have an evening out occasionally.
Outbowls Men
LTt
Meet Mm T T M..P iil.honn Cli.
Uvea In Pueblo. Polo , iiriil t tut
about the best woman bowler In
the .world. She recently, beat
Jimmy Smith, men's world cliain.
plan, la a match a tew days huh
and Is now on a- tour of leading
middle western and eastern cities
lor matches against male op
ponents.. a T7l
j lmiMgraniS T Or
Year In Canada
Total 158,000
j t m .,.
. OTTAWA, Ont. (API-Aji Imml-
I grunt to Canada crossed over the
boundary lines of .the Dominion
e.very two minutes of daylight dur
ing l'J27, nccording to the depart
ment of colonization and develop
, ment of the Canadian 1'acific ruil
fwiiv in ft rcnort iust made nubile
20. 944 to 23,818 und from other j
jcotintries from 06,221 to 82,120.
I.- "Oiitario gained the largest num-j
1(,r ot immigrants, with a total of j
:tn.22S. Manitoba was seconn wun
js6.412. Western ("uniula got 64
per cent of the total.
. "Slates of the 1 nlted states that
'I
contributed ' most heavily to the
jlui'mlgrants from Kurope. 9.
:.o.'
DOi)f;i:s ins owx plays
. LONDON Kden I'hiliiotts, vet
eran novelist who turned play
wright and wrote "Yellow Sands,"
which just finished n run of IM2
performances at the Hayrnarket,
never attended a rehearsal or a
performance of his play.
This Clean-up Event Is
GIGANTIC
Astounding
AH Surplus Stock in the consolidation of the Oregon Hardware
I
and
Take These For 1c
.SAUCERS FRUIT DISHES - ELECTRIC SHADES '
SALAD PLATES - SILVER POLISH - LACE-ON BOOTS
FOR AUTO TIRES
Yost Water Power
WASHER
$9.95
OREGON
T1T.SDAVS IKfMiK.v
The National Broadcasting com-
pany's - Program for lam
evening Is as follows: C :J0 to 7.
Memory Iinc: 8 to S:3. ore c-
ira S:3" to 9, bridge leswons. 1"
11. danco orchestra.
KGO Oakland (SM.m-kf)
, to 9. N. H. PiOBram; 9 to 1.
musical program. ,.litn
K HQ -Spokane (370.2m-8Hh
7 lo S,
oiiiiiiii.
... i..A v ii i nrouniin:
K:nu to
), weekly biiilBe Ukkoii: 9 to 1.
orrlieatrn: 10 to IS. .lnneo muale.
K l.'I l.oa Amrelca (4e.5i)i-t.4-kc)
8 to . N. H. C. pronrulli; J
to i'i. musical program.
KJft Sratllc CHS.Iim-SCdkr)
to S, piano: S to !. proitriiin:
J to ru. atmllo piOKliilii: H '
12 iliince oiclioatru.
KfJA. Spokane. (20ii.!m-l U
kc) 7 to S. mclorty lioya: S to 1-.
inimlixil nrnirt'nm.
I K-rtl-San Francisco (t2:.3nl-
!71iil(c) 0:.1 to 7::io, ninncr u....-
irnr li to 8:30. N. H. f. proifnim:
i to I"',
I.u In 9 111-.Ice lesson:
.nroKrum; 1 to n, ....
.jiroKiuui. --. -
IKrnin: II to 12. dance, orclifs in i.
KI.-HC San J.'ranclsco Cj." -
I HfiOk(') 7 to 7:ill,
entertainers;
i to 9, sweeihcart hour:
9 tO 1".
.program
nt m. l. orchestra.
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KYA San Francisco tai.i..iii-
CSlikc)
8 to 9. program: t" "'
musical program
orchestra.
Hi to 11. mince-
KI-OA Seattle (447.5nl-G7fikc)
7 in 8. old time trio: 8 to 9. N. H.
( program: 9 to 10, orchestra.
KOIN I'ortlnnd. Col9m-940kc)
S lo 8:15. studio program: 8:15
10 8:40, -educational talks: 8:40 to
9:10. question hour: 9:10 to 9:3ii,
vaudeville feature.
KOMO Seattle (309.1m970l:c) !
7:30 to 8, orchestra: 8 to 1, N. H. 1
f . program: 10 to 11, musical pro-
grant and Into news flashes; 11 to I
nn
trust
natural exercise, butbe
sure he gets natural food
His growing, body
needs the right
kind of food for perfect
health and Strength.
Give him Shredded
Wheat for breakfast, forj.
lunch, and you give him
all the energy and vi
tality Nature stored up
in whole wheat.
F. L. Lilly must go Must
In The
Shredde4S3ieat
THE LARGE JMKb'iMff?-
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PACKAGE ''p
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Main 770
J2:S0, musU'o! prosriim.
KtlW 1'orl land C ' 1 m-C 1 like)
7::l to S, concert: 8 to 9, N. It. ('.,
program: a to 10 orchestra. 4
lienver t.iii2.m-in.iiKC)
i; concert orcni'sira. .
, ,,0Itljinrt (277,m-l(iS0
; . .,innr concert; 8 ti
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0 ,0 j. nance rronc. .
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jnhn I. Jr., has been doing his,
i best to clear up wnai jienaior
I U nlsh laughingly calls "the. crude
j Bliation.'
, .
C0RETHR0AT i
Gargle with warm salt water
then apply ovo iuiw-
VAPORUB
Him to get:
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$3.50 to $5.00 Values
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