La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 12, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPege Two r - Monday, March 12, 1028. LA GHANDE EVENING OBSERVER . If? ft W ! X':: 1 ' i ; i I .; 'i i ,i - a r V n S Printed Silks! are the thing for Spring. Many new' patterns now on ' , display. - j, Dependable ; ''-'', Value HILL'S Dependable Quality PRESIDENTS GAME (iamo Number J A . j What recent president Is said In have selected his successor? , 'i iinypH Meek re-election to the presidency ? L - ,t How many candidates . i f o " l electoral votes In 1836? 4 Cnder whnt president 1 was West Point military ocademy es tablished? . - ; j; Where wyi President 'Bu chanan educated? . , 6 Which president once hanged a man? , . 7 What president's wife had a .pimer married to a foreign dlgni- ' lary7 : - . ,. - 8 who pardoned all the south erners who had taken part in ,se- , cession?, " . A 9 Under what president whh the national bank act pawed? 'r' 10 Who wan president when the Chinese exclusion and nntl-polig- .flmy la wis were pawed? ' Answers to the questions In game number eighteen will be found on another pair. ' EndaCold r In 1 Day! "I Act quickly In a com. It may lead to I grippe or flu. Breakapacoldwithln I twenty-four hour. HILL'S will doit! I Combine the lour great require- menta. Stop the cola in , J day, checks the fever, ...... opens the bow.l ioom Uk Hill S tntiniyitcm. Ct re bos to- - . 4rtuTdniaai,)c TOpm y HILL'S .COW eimmmUi m Dependable Used Cars Loat year's .. model Ford Coupe, with nuckstell Axle, good tires, spare, bumper, IH! license, looks like new. $250 Essex Super Six Hun only 2000 mil, bump em, inotometer, npare tire never been on wheel. 192S H cense, can't be tola trom n new car. , $700 Smith's Garage Kiddy Cars 3 Sizes Your Choice 98c The Oregon Hardware Consolidated Sale WEATHER CAUSE OF LOW SCORE Local Trapshooters Turn in 66 in Oregonian Tele graphic Tourney l.a Oiiinilii trupshootero slipped Htill further down In the percent age roliunn In the Oregon tele, graphic tournament yesterday by turning In n (1.6, three men shoot ing -n out of 26 birds. Weather conditions arc held largely responsible for the failure to make a better showing, and the Wing. Kin and Kleetfoot club wan not the. only louin to suffer. Sev eral other cluba suffered xhimpx Hunday nlthouKh n tvw, under bet ter weather conditions, turned In excellent scores. The Washington county club, ono of three Iji Clrundn shot nglilnst, went straight worlng a perfect 70. MWIford, un other opponent of l.n Grande, Hhot a 7H. The I'nlon scorn was not Kiven this morning so It Ih uncer tuln whether l.a flrnnde lost more tban two out of ' the three or not. If J.a Ornnde won rrom lnlon her percentUKe Ih now .Mill. If site lost lo Union It In .417, If nhe tied with Union It in ,406. Kcoren milile by Art Wenijle, Al vln llennntt and W. 11. -Iiohnen-hamp, each 'it, were counted In the OreKonlan'n orflrlui llntlnir. Heniden WanhlnKton county, Kir terprlne. ltundon, und Lane county turned In 7&'. Mat Promoters lnv Chicago at "War" Klnal pluna were pompletrrl' Snlur nilf'A'aO, Mar. 12 (AT) Tlte day for 'the . Oregon ; state h.Kh wicKtlltifC match between I Kd ,schoDl . bjiskothnll .tournament nt' "HtranKler" Kewta and Alex Gar- HuJom.. March 13 to 17, In the Wil kawlenko, mumoih Kurufan, .will 'lamette unlwrnfty KymnnHiuinr ,an- be held tonight an HCheduled, Chairman 'Paul Prehn, of the Itlln ola state uthtetlc commlHHlon, de olitred today. Kaniuel P. Lucko, the other member of the commission, wan jimL ua determined In his ef forts to prevent It, but he had not announced his course of action. Hilly Hanlow, LcwIh' 'mannKor. ' declared the trouble, which has1 split tho two-man athletic com mission wide apart, wan a promot er's war, and asked for police pro - tectlon tonight. It Is tho first time Lewis has appeared In Chicago since the Illinois legislative com - mittoe investigated the wrestling situation hero a year ago. Southpaw Runs 1 - Afoul of Police RAN" ANTONIO1. 1 Tcx.7 Mar. 12 (AP) Hube Henlon. former major leuguo. southpaw pitcher, now wlthltP(imn ns n rulP nrft )nuoh better tho .MlnneuHolls club, ran a, 'foul than those In 1A27." of the curfew law and a theologl-f The 0f tickets for the seml cal policeman last night with the fiai. on Krldnv will start' at 9 result ) that . Benton Is nursing a,o M,r jjjrk ynl JmteST 1 , . . following a aeries of safo -roh-J beries police wero orderetl to dues- tiou uuy one found on the streets after midnight. Patrolman C. W, I Thurman, once a Haptlst theologl- cal student and lay preacher, tempted to question Henton who resented the queries and after a brief contest was taken to police, headquarters from where he was ( taken lo a hospital, wero filed. ' No charges Britishers Fired On By Chinese: HONG KONO. Mar. 12 ( AP) Two llrltish bluejackets from the gunboat llubin which Is patrolling the Canton delta were fired upon Krldtry by the militia of a river village. One wus fatally wounded. The men were members of a party of 12 which had been landed for exercise. KANDK I.F.AVKH IIOSIMTAFi NKW YOliK. Mar. 12 (AP Karl Sande, widely known Jockey now under suspension left Itoose velt hospital yesterday arter un operation for sinus trouble. Sttnde entered the hospital hint , Thurs day, i May Get Winner in Dog Derby LlkliiK winners and hardly expecting on for their llonton lied Sox thla season, Joseph P. Convey, director, and Manager BUI Carrlgan are looking to aome of their prlte doga for auch an honor. '' Here aie"l'onway, left', with Kovak, and Carrlgan, right, with Torngalc, their entrlea In the annual Poland 8piing, Me:, dog derby. Hoop Drawings ;; To Take Place On Wednesday PfUtTr.AND, - Ore.,' Mar. . 12 nou need ' toy K. Cannon, wcretary of the hitch school iihsOcIuIIoii. Xhtt drawing, for' the tr-ama will bo nt 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon In stead of at G o'clock as previously announced. Thla change was made In order to permit programs to be made and to help the stile of re served seats. t ; The list of passes was cut jlown to n minimum this yenr: 'only 'the eight players and the couch -of each team will be given passes to the (Karnes. . - . f "There ' Is less . danger of the 8tronK teams, being eliminated at the sturt" said . aSecretarv Cannon. "because there ure at least five powerful (pilntets entered this sea son. We . hnvo . decided to go through lite drawings and - take the chance that these stronger out fits will be paired-so that they will not be eliminated at first. The tournament will be better, from pVprv anale this venr bernuse the eiIM.b and that for the- rinels on In-isaturday will start at .9 o'clock ' .Sat unlay morning. . V No team will play more than two games a day nt the tournament. Many will" piny only one. The conches of the teams, need not be - present at tho .drawings at-(Wednesday, but a representative, from each tonu should be there, Secretary Cannon-said, J Severnl teams have made nr- rangements with Hoy (Spec) If eene to practice on the- floor Tuesday. The winners In Ihe districts have been decided. The latest Informa tion released from the office ofJ the secretnry: District l Wallowa. District 2 Mcl.oughlln-t'nlon high school of Milton-Krecwulor. District 3 The Dalles. District 4 Medford. District 6 Matshfleid. District 6 University high school of Kugene. District 7 Salem. District 8 Tillamook. District 9 Astoria. District 10 -Washington high school of Portland, ' AIM TO STAY IN tzru : ". - v ' ' fH These two Oklahoma flyers, Joo Hurt (left) nnd Al Ilenly, will try to brliiR back to the United State, the world' endurance fllKht record. The Hyun monnplime, Fort Worth, tn which they expect to stay In the air (10 hours nr more to beat the German record of 03 hour. 22 minutes and 31 seconds, la pictured above. They will be the first flyers to try for the I It. 000 prlle posted by the Kort Worth, Tei., Aviation club, ...-. Railroad Chief 151, ) Weds Omaha Beauty 1 .' : 'OMAHA. Nehr., Mar. . J 2 (A P) Henry H. 'Hcnndrett;.-president of the ' ('hicugo Milwaukee; ,Ht. Paul und Pacific railroad, was married yesterday to ftirs. e ranees iiocn - stetler Duurhenv nt ihe heme of Her parents,; Jlr.'nnd -.lr. H. I', runner, who had Held a position enu mi nuiiiuiereu ms u "im-.. Hochntetler. - ..'," . ', iumonir ' the lenders consistently long- and difficult yards To tho They left, Immediately, after the during the earlier sluKen of the crimson' goal lino for a touch ceremony for New York where race, fell before yesterday's 4iard . down." Wanamaker wan also a Ihejr will nnend a short honevmoon irrlnd and was carried In from a skilled baseball and cricket player before returning to Chicngu, will be their home. which ' Mr, Hcandrett recently took over the presidency: of the C. M. St. P. und P. railroad. He Is 61 years old. . ' ' ' Mra. Scundrett. who won granted decree": of divorce a year ago from Frederick C Daugherty, is a former o.Ueen of. the Ak-Har-P-en, .the-Omaha v Mardl Oras. and Is considered one of , tho city's most beautiful women. TI'RKKV AOCF.PTS M-:Af.lT-: OK, AATIO.NS INVITATION ANGORA, Turkey; Mur! J2 (AP) The Turkish " government an nounced today that -It had accepted the league of nations Invitation to participate In the preparatory con ference for the limitation of 'arma ments. The invitation was extend ed at. the request of Russia. TO rK GM'K OV THACK r.w ioiov-tuiui- is io ijc.eni- The hout ,H HChedUled for 10 p. in. ployed In un effort to help J.Ioyd eaatern time Hnhn run faster.;, The floor at tho;.. Tno 08lon mXP'r-B fame. 102d lOnglneors armory Is td WbroiiKht to the pealc by hiit victory washed with .hot .water, resin and ;on tt foil oWP Harry wills, went glue. On .Wednesday night. JfaUn lnt0 tt pjirtlu eclipse hen he whs will attempt tt record for the. three- knockoti out by Jack Dempsey In quarter nifle. Prcparat Ion' Is de sighed to give firmer fooling. UNION PERSONALS ; UNION" (Special)- W.-M. Pob- bin left Krlday for his sheep ranch at Imnaha, He will he gone, ubout a,- week. j ' ' .- 'J- ', Mr. and Mrs, K. O. Zeek are vis iting relatives and friends at t,ew Iston, Idaho. '. v Mrs. Mary Hutchinson left Wed nesday for -North Powder - where she will spend a few days visiting ut the home of her son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr..- and Mrs. Charlie Hutchinson. ' ' r " Mrs. Charlie Castor who has been at Hot Uiko for the past six. weeks where she underwent- a ma- jor operation returned to her homo hero Wednesday much Improved In ( health. Mr. and Mrs.'; John Jacobs and AIR 60 HOURS V2 ARTHUR NEWTON LEADS IN RACE Rhodesia Road ' Runnei 44, Continues to Hold Lead in Elapse Time Ui IttuwcM J. XewIaiMl . (Associated Press Hports - Writer.) NKIOOI-KS, Mar. 12 (AP) Desert dust was replaced by ihe muddy waters of the t'olorado for theitart'of today's, abbreviated lap of the transcontinental foot race. A few hundred feet from the starting line somu thirty rowhoitlH powered by Mojave Indians waited to transport the hrfrdy survivors of lillsjLered soles and fullen urches across the flver The Utile mining town of Onl man was the dostinatlon df todays 17-mlle course, Jess thon .a third the distance of yesterday's Janby-to-Needles run. Although he came In second by a matter of five minutes In yes terday's 67 miles. Arthur Newton, 44-year-old Ithodesiit road runner, held down first place in elupsed time at the close of the dny. He had Jogged the 2ti,4 miles from l.osj Angeles In 44 hours 48 min utes, fo seconds. Other leaders In the race which will pay the win ners $4S,f00 nt the New York end were Andrew Payne of f'laremorn, Okla., 43:32:35; Kj Gardner. fKeuttle negro, 50:32:00; Arne Koumlnen. Detroit 61:20::in: John !'ronlek. Saskatoon, Sask.. rl :28: - 26.' I Cronlck led the field Into : Needles yesterday by covering the Olll Wan - 'iiays sireicn in linen. 0G-nouud ' Hetrult l-'lnnlsh point live miles out. Seth Gon- vales, of Denver; unother promin- ent niprathoner, also was a victim of exhaustion 1 miles out. To continue In tne rare each would be forced' to return lo the point at Avhlch they fell out lo atart toduy's Tace. - Sharkey, Risko To Don Gloves . In Gotham Ring NKW YOUIC, Mar. 12 (AP) Jack Sharkey, of Jloslon, who al ready has made two unsatisfactory attempts to prove himself the logi cal challenger for Gene Tunney's crown, will go Into the diminution lists for the third lime tonight against Johnny lllsko, the Cleve land hulcnf l.nv ' In n Ifi-rmitiil ln i11(ilsnn Ho,mr Garden: aiiivronlll rnunil nt tile Vim l(fn stadium last July. . . I Heavy odds, are being quoted on Sharkey lo win, some at 1 3 lo r, these being based principally on the fact that the hub boxer easily . ontpbhitod Hisko in their first light but at that tlmo ktsko was a novice while Sharkey had been a professional for more than a year. Rlsko has punching ability and endurance although he is consid erably lacking In ring science in comparison with Sharkey. i The boxers will enter tho ring on even terms of weight with Shar key scaling lltl pounds when he concluded training and Kisko 'slightly more than I!I0. . j I If Hlsko can land a "haymaker on the Hostonlan's Jaw Cleveland perhaps will send rovln lor tno first tlmo challenger . for the title. Station WJZ heavyweight New York nnd affiliated stations will broadcast the flKht. " ' '. her mother, Mrs. Josephine Clra-1 ham, of North Powder, .were shop-! plnK and vlsltlnff friends at I'nlon. Wednesday; , " Miss Amaryllis Knight spent Sunday In l.a Grande vlsltlnu at! tho homo of her uncle ant) uunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mcflay. Charlie Tobin and l.on Mitchell attended the public auction sale nt Haines Tuesday. Mrs. V. A. Hldwell. of North ' I'owder, was a I'nlon Visitor Wed- ' nesdny. Ieo Winn nnd non, Gerald, of Prairie City, spent Saturday nlRht at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. llert KnlK;ht. They returned' to their home Sunday evening. ' Mr. Winn Is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Knight. Miss Mario Smlth 'returned Hun day to. Holso where she Is attending Links business college. Sho visited her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnlph Smith nnd attended the basketball tournament. Mr. and MVs. T. T. Cock nnd son Italph, returned home Tuesday rrom Portland whom thoy spent a few days visiting their son nnd brother, Paul who Is attending lichnko-Walker business college. Mr. and Mrs. IT. C. McClay and two sons, Jack and Hobby, of l.n Oraode, were 1'nlon visitors Fri day. ' If. C. Tteese returned Thursday from Portland where he shipped u carload of cattle Saturday. -Mrs, Neil Mdrrison and daugh ter, Ijiurn Muxlne, nre visiting re latives and friends at llrrinistnn. They oxpect to return home next Thui-sday. . Clark Martens, nccotnpanled by his father. John Martens, nnd brother. Newell, nnd lr. 1". M. ail more,' left Thursday by nuto fur Portland on a short buslnevs trip. COLDS elbHiloi chest are more easily fftated exwrnally with WICKS V VAPO RUB Qm, IT MWi Jn Vd r..r(y . Olympic Bet w 'i'i Hereto Leo Lermond. Boston run ner, Holding tne juracnon iropny which he won In the receut Masonic gamcB at New York. Ler mond led the held . In the 3000 n iters Olympic special. He in one ol le best middle distance ru" ners In this country. r WAXA.MAKKIl tiltll) STAR NEW YORK Krom a Princeton claminate. Parke Hi Oavls, football 'authority, comes un account of how the .late Rodman Wanamaker, merchant prince, starred UKUInnt Harvard In 18S4: "Itunnlntr from (his position In the lino on whuti a tackle ' today would be called . when in college. ll 1? IT V1 A T I S iVI , a.w ll kj mi m. m.kja.im. I While in France with the Amei i- cfin Army I obtained a noted Kronen prescription for the treat ment, of Rheumatism, and Neuritis. I have given, this to thousands .with wonderful results.' The prescrlp-, tloti cost me nothing, I ask noth ing for It 1 will mall It If you will send me your address. A postal will bring it. Write today. PAt'I, CASK, Dcpt, Iftltt, Hrocktnn, Mass. - - 1 , " "' T" ' t , TTESOAV'S PIICKiRAMS', 'The National ilroiulcantinl; com penv proKram for Tuenday' nllrht followa: 0:31) to 7, Jlemory lnnoi 8', ioiehetiu: 8:30. bi'ldKO lennon;, 10 to M, dunce orchestra, KJ'O San Frnnclsco . (422.3mt 71 like), 0, dinner music; 8. N. H. (V, 3 i Kolster hour: lrf, N. B. C; 11 to 12. dnnce orchestra. ' ' K(1A Hpokane (200.Tm-ll'.0Uc) 7 ti it, mualcal pruKnim. K(!f (--Oakland (384.-lin-780kc), I1-30, .V. B. C.;-7, dinner concert; 8 N II C; 3 lo JO, "The I'llitrimn." KPI 1-on Aneelc" ,(4ll8.6m-40 kc), "(I, male quartet; 7, detective. st(iry; 7:311, Bcoteh comedian; 8, N. II. O.; 0, Kilster,hour; HJ. N. H. fi. KIIQ Kpoknne. (370.2m-810kc), (1, orchestra; 7, KFOA piiufram; 8. N'. fJ. C: 9, .concert orchestra; 10 to 12, orchestra. . ' KPItC Sort Francisco (4!i4.3m niillkc). 0:10. stump collectors; 7, entertainment; . 8, "Sweetheart j 1 lour" ; J, I'lKKly WlgKly program ; I K(1W l'ortland H9lm-010kc). I n dinner concert; .V s.-nly Sum: 7:4rn hook chat: 8. N. I). ..: 9. or- chestra: 10. toll. N. B. .C... : k i'i a seottie 'hii.9"i"or"-,, 0:30. studio proKram; 7, "iTnder the Creaeent Moon"i'8, Nv B. C; 9, orchestra., 1 . KYA Snn . Francisco, (301.2m- 30kc), B:30 to -7, Clolden Tlule cry- lo' to 11, orchestra. K O I N Porthind--(1810m-?401i), Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zerollne and Quaker State Oil ; Perkins Standard Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adanis Accessible and Friendly Easy To Talk To . .. .. . ' When you have a problem, a business or finan cial matter needing the friendly counsel of an . experienced person take it to your banker. He's immediately accessible, easy to talk to. He's ' always glad to see you and talk to you. ., Considering and discussing other people's problems, giving his time, and experience to help solve them that's your banker's business. No . matter how small a matter may be, he's both willing and anxious to-Jielp you. . . : Make it a practice, to consult your banker' oft en.' TelLhim your successes as well as your fail- -(ires. Let him be your counsel with' your finan cial plans your business aims, your savings program, your investment ideas. Feel free to talk to him at any time, oh any" subject impor tant to your welfare. It's his business, his de-" sire always to serve your-prosperity. -, . ' Member Federal Reserve Resources 'over S M:illon Fqrtieth -Year of 1-riendly 'Service . NOW! The New ATAVATER-KENT A.C. All-Electnc NOW' This famous A. C, Audio, romplotai ut ah nmn. Ingly lq(i' price--- : ... ; ; $144.50 .: v . ' ' ' : t -j Liberal Terms ; I ,CARR FURNITURE CO., Inc. ' Main 770 V C. pipe orgnnr .7:l 5, oivhestra; R, studio program; 0:10 to 0:30, stu dio vaudeville. ' r. KlCXPortland (277.fim-l 08ftkc) G:30, chlldreu s hour; 7, HlnUce nr- chestra; 8, studio program;; 10;li5 ui 1 i, dance frolic. , ' KOMO Seattle (30fi.1m-070ke), 0, unrlid program; 7, orchestra; 7 orchestra:' 8, N. H; C; 10, mixed, quartet; 1 1 to 12:30. orchestra. Seattle (348.6m-8G0kc), fi: 30,- dinner concert; 7:30, studio proKt-am; 10 to i'i, dance orchestra;- THls Js the Machine Ajjb, surely.' A man In Saskatchewan saw the first rebin the other day. f ;