Page Two
Wednesday, March 14, 1928.
LAGKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
1
Bright New
Curtains
Dainty ruffles
spring-like colors.
Keady-made in com
plete sets low in
price. -" - ' " -
lKM.adabIe
HILL'S
DclKiiulahlo
: Vitality
VftJuca
. PRESIDENTS
GAME'".;'.-:
I 1 , 'ftamn Number 20 .
' lWhat- a-reat rivals did Wash-
! nston keep-In hla Cabinet? '; '
'. 2 WHo. was president ' when
Ku Hon perfected-. the-flrst .'lin-
' ihMi t ' . '-.., .-':' v
l?t ,; Wlwitson.or ..a president Ber-
i..t ve I . In iW rMurlno -corps In thn
.World war? .,..' 'vi,,
44wiim. administration was
I p, tailed "The Kin f,.Good-Feellnlc'"f
6 W- lUnooln re-elected-, un
j nltnously in iHttl'i. ;
i A. 0 What ex-prasldent-aorvod for
! -painy years In-congress?.
I ,7 What' ex-president was.proal-
dent ' of,' the paane commission
j which In etrovo'to provnnl tlin
; ,t Civil war?,"'' -v--";. ' ' .'.
I ;v 8 What President's wife never
! . entered (Me while hotno'durlnk his
term? '
." 9 nid' Washington'. have' every
clectoral'vota at' both of. 'h'l elc-.
l.Mr llqns? -. -. ' ''. .
v 10 tThdor''Madison's..'adtnlnle
rl rration what famous chlif Justice
! began his decisions -interpreting
the OonstltutiOd'f : '.
i Answer to the 1 question , 1n
A game ' number , twenty . will j bo
8 tound on another PnKf- . ; ';'
Tractor Topples;
Driver Is Killed
KI.AMATH FALLS, Ore., lor.
14 (AP) Toppling- over back
ward as the driver stepped on the
nrrellnrator, a amall traetor exush
ed out. the life of Mathew lie) Kat
II, prominent furmnr of the Mid
land, dtstrlot, yeaterday afternoon,
. The rancher could only murmur
n tnw words -chara-lna a hired
;'!l'o,(t,'to"(ae"ca'le of Hl rittliy ' U r1 '(
i announcing thnt ho had only a few
more minute Mo llvo befpru ho
. succumbed; '. , i. . '".,.-'
. i A teacher iTvertlaed In a New,
York paper, saying she must either
get a husband or commit suicide,
just has to hill somebody.
WHY WALK
'When you can buy
automobiles at these
prices:
Dodge Roadster $G5
Dodge Sedan.... 200
Ford Coupe ...... 200
Oakland Tour... 100
Buick Truck...... 100
Oldsmobile Tour 100,
Maxwell Tour- 200
Smith's Garage
f ' I
'l I last T loo AmerlV 1
,"f I GOLD MEDALe I
r? ' I SCHOOL placed mora I
-,' , I than 1,000 of its gradW I
jt. I mm awl etadaaM to p.Tto I
'? I podOou. Krall now ..H Ix I
' . I Iwtt wbMi tour turn torn. I
I WtMfororntBBSUCCIUII I
hf MIMA OUMM . 1
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MARATHON HELD
DWINDLES TO 100
Arthur Newton, of Rho
i desia, Maintains Lead
' in Elapsed Time '.
! Ily Kiinmi'II .1. Now land
(Associated Press Hporta Writer)
, K'NtlMAN.'-Arlx., Mur. 14 (AP)
A slowly dwiiHllliiK field of
notrK'fWhut more than too muruthon
HIieedHtcra today donned their vari
ous runnlnir puraphurnuHa prepar
atory to piiHhinK their Hlowly llrlntr
hoilleH over I ho eleven! Il lnp nf
the 8.4(iii-iiilln I, oh Amp-lea to New
TurK foot rare.
' Peneh KprliiKM, only a valley' land
speck on the , vuat cxpanHo of
Arizona, was taduy'a deatlnation of
the runnera croHalnir the continent
In quint of a 126,0011 flrat prize
on part of the t.r(i(i to lie din
triliuted amonir Iho flrat ten.'
With the lllnek mountains bo
hind them, the runpera turned In
to the Wallupnl vulley, a 2-mlle
stretch, theneo over rolling coun
try to 1'cach Kprlnica, f2 rnllca
from KlriKman, flwliiK to the lonr
lap a six o'clock Htartitiir time wuh
decided on.
Newton still Infills
When .' the contestanlH begun
their hiko today' Avthur- Newton,
Ithodesla, Kouth Africa, was In
flrat place, in elapaed time with
G,1:3ri:(i0, for the total S4S.7 .miles
from Los Angeles, to.KlnK'nnn.
Newton,-44-yoar-oJd holder of tlie
100-mile running- title of Knglund,
aped to Victory In yesterday's 2R.S
mile lap from Oattnun to Kingman.
. Following ai-a'thn other leulers
after the completion of 345.7 .miles
in ten tluya; .. ' ' '
Andrew l'nync. flaremoro Okia.,
C0:ll::i2. . - ' . :, '
Arne Hoiimlnen, netrolt, (11:10:
SO. . ' , '
, Kd Gardner,. Hcatlle, f.l:22:3(l,
- : John franlrk, Saskatoon ('nn
adu, .B2:36:fir.. -
Peter Onvuz-.l. 'Houthnnipton,
Knglund. 83:11:16. ! ;
Nestor Kriekaon, Port Cheater,
N. Y., (18:04:00. . ' ' . " . i
Olucomo rlni'lulo, Chicago' 60:-
13:20. . '. '
Dwlght Houfslater,
MunlHt co,
Mich., 87:o4:Oli. , '
' Philip Granville, 'Hnnilltori, Out
OTlGltUli.-.i I ;' 1, .1 -' ; .. ,
Wallowa Quint
First to Reach
Salem for Play
VI l,!A Ml-TITK I'NJVKItSITY
Salem. Ore... lliir, 14 Thn Will-
Iowa llgh school .quintet , waa tlu'iin In Iho Olympics, liiit-wo can
first .team to reach, Halem for the not hope to aurpuas either th.
1 2th annual high school hnslmtliall
((fiiriHnent, Thn - ti'um : njjlved.
yol 'i"luy' ' Vii'iJJlilrtir "'liV rharc' 6i"iHce,
Charles. Dawson, coach, and look
a brief workout last' night In the
uvm.
MurBhrirr 1Hk school mrlvr1 j
at 7 o'clork ami uUo -workfil t,l)n;ai: Ptxic'lJ T
hrlofly bn'llin wim at the" urttv- I)U15jC VlClh U 1
Ity. '
nrn0lnpf for plurrs In to tnUo
plnro ni om? n'iMork thin nfti'rnooii.
Ajlvnnm' dopi lnllrut'H that
Salfin, Mi'Uronl nnd WnnhlnKtnn
hlich of Portland am fnvoivd lo
pot Into Iho final pmn.
Tho Wnllowa iwun perponnol
fcllowH: . I.oon .lolmstnn, VJunk
IJoyd, forwurdH
cunlor
Vnnilon Hnrrult und -rwll
Posey, guards; Herman Pittas,
Verdo Tlalrd nnd Hubert Mitchell,
spares,
Ai.i ti.ams Annivr:
HAI.KM, Oro.. Mar, 14 (AP)
,n. y... i.f ..I t. l I... M
1,11 wn.f.uii imkii n. mu.,, .,.,. ,,.
teiuna. each a district champloty
are here for. the annual tnr
scholastic tournament sponsored
by Wllluuiettn university. Draw- jyl,,m rhaniplonahlpa will be
lugs for the preliminary contests ',,.,,,.,, , m!.uil, truck,
will take place at 1 o'clock thl horseshoe pltehlng, swimming,
.irternoon und the fltsl game wlMitl.,l)Bh00lI1(( r,fU, . ,( ,,Htl,
be played lonlkht nt 7:3o o'clock. iBlln)IlnKi ,,,, ,, KOlr, ,lm.ng
lite first lenin to arrive was the ,n0 two.,ay ,(, vv,,., will bring
Wullowu. High school team, coach- ,,, 1U.K1IH, ot lylM,.u.H v,,,.
ed by Chnrley Dawson, former, ,,,,.,.,, , ,,.,
boxing Instructor at the Vnlver-I A1I1IV (.,M md for i.;vl'.n,
slty of Oregon, who has met In tlie Tt,n ,'. ,5 eMm mll(lp Rtrong
ring some of the hi st lioys In tlie ,,,,, f0). ,,, Wnti including Provo.
northwest or hla weight. The .,-,,, c,1(.y,1(,, Wyo Denver,
teams here for the meet are: Will- ,.00 t ,(, lMk(t ,,,, ,.os An.
Iowa, Mcl-ouKhlln from Milton-1 ,,. , .ulr , .01.,iaud and Pendle
l.'reewater. I'll.- Dulles, Medlold, ,. ore. Hendricks Is understood
Marshlleld. VniversHy high from , ,,llv,. ,., 10 ,u.rl,nnB volo ,n
l-.ugene, Salem, Tillamook, Astoria r,,v nr ii..,.. nn ,. ....,r.,r...,.-n
and Washington high rrom l'ort-',vth
They're Off Already Out in
' - t5v- " AV-Trf tA rrh-ri
ine long training grind tor the two big lcugue training camps In California la started, llere'a a photo
or the squad of Chicago Cubs at Cutallna Island, doing a bit ot rowing lo condition themselveg for Iho
asoi -.-Below Manager Donle Bush, extreme right, give, hla party ot Pittsburgh Pirates en route to
Paso Itoblcs, Calif., where Ihej are now In training, skull practice at one ot the atops. summer caa'l
I ., , : ,;...... ,-.,. befiti away witu ibose bUotvgraph comlnj lu. .
THE WINNER
llereM lh HJk Thren of MilerH Tiny ('oriKPr, ()ti TpMzit n ml
JJiiyil. Ifuhn. remlinc left to , rlMit t lhy w pi o rfiulyuo Htm L
thi'lr fuiiHMift "Mile ut I hi Oiituryiu the rwent K. nf ( K:itiifM In
Ww Y.irk. Iluhn ftitHllv uimtiMtfinffri hln opponi'ntu nnii. Ih nmv
'Woddni liiK u-hrii Ihe three ut t-hein, will nit iiKnln. JVrJiniis In
''. ' ' 0ytniv. KiimeK tlilH-mimnier.
Keen Rivalry Here
: : Likely Olympic Winner Peltzer
Ily Alan .1. (Joiilil
(Aaaoclnted Preaa Snorts Kdltor)
NBW.YOKK AP) roinpeti-' the Olympic. Hull of. Fame. Hn
Hon Is the life of nthletlcs'iis well performed , no., recoril-brvuklng
as trade. It Is the reason why theifettla In hla lew Indoor aturts but.
1 tn'lf ri MinieH vei-v iikeiv win i-e. 1 like Chiiriin l ,1,1 1.- ho iu Jirt.
Ipeat ita previous f)lyiiillc, track
and field triumphs this year, with
Germunv lirolmlilv no better thun'olllcklv I oix-otten." nhllosonlilzed
third or fourth, in the estimation
of llr. Gtto Peltzer, the fleet-footed
Teuton schoolmaster. ,.
"What Is the. most striking lin- . else. An Olympic victory .llvea. It program: 10 to ji, ounce mww.
presslon 1 have gained her,., as is the aim' or every amateur." ' ; , KO.IO Seattle- (39.lm-970ltc)
centrasted with German . athletic I ' It Is plain 'that the Olympics05, concert orchestra;: 9, ' N. H;
conditlona7" I Jr.-. Peltzer repented. I have long been n cherished goal C: 10 to 12:30. mualca( prograill.
"It Is that you have such keen ! to' 'tlie; long-striding .Teuton. 1 le ! ' KOW Portland " (411 )m-61 Okc),
competition, the- kind that bring ; talkfd of his regret that; becuuse 0,- concert; 6:80, ' progriun; ;-8,
out the best of your Aulhleths, In -'ciei'many wua still barred from the niusleal program;. N: j.. ' .
the. schools tlie colleges anil clubs, fgiimcs," he i-oulil. not run ut Paris. ; KKOA Seattle. (447.r,n)i-70k.c) .
We have nothing like It In Ger- Iu 11124. f . ; -v ':; ', ' 0:30. progrum: 7:30,, duo;.r8;t 10.
many yet. . ' "I wua 24 and ut my best (licn.",N. B. C -.''!' . ' J ;' ; ; '
"How did 7 get my start? Very' Peltier 'recalled: - "Afterward' I KOIN Portland (3.19.m.B4.0ko)
1....H.. .., t ii ir ..r i... ,-, 6.' nine organ: 7:1S. orrhestra;-8,
tliere. wasn't much competition.; My
long legs helpe'd. I liked to riin.'
took good, care ' of1 my body, and
)
trained faithfully. Thai's all there
to ll. . -
It -will be. four, to eight years
heforo- Germany's atlilotln come-,
limck ia complete.
H-10MT ,
make a good showing In Amater
1,'nltivl Stains or Finland. Muyb,
we run, teat t!reati lliltaln f or. third
IV.. linll,.' h.uhr mmn m n
j(WQ ,01,a' tour 01 America, goes
Athletic Meet;
Dates Aug. 26-27
' BOIHM, Jdn.. ,Mar. 14 Thn Vn
lon I'arlt'lf - Hyslt'm ntlih-tln inert,
which In fxutM'Unl to draw moco
(lien ruwfori1t:tiuin'fimi oontoMtantH und nio out-
hW. HpcrinlorH, will ho luld in
Dolse Sunday and Monday. August
I'll und 27, llalplt J. Dnvls, secre
tary of Die llolse Athletic associa
tion was Inforiuetl Tiu-sdity.
The announcement la a culmina
tion of a recent visit to llolse by A.
A. Hendricks of Portland, presl
ot llm i!M0n i-nciric Atlllellc,
llsl0.la,n. and George .;. silnger-1
land of Poeatello. Oregon Short
, , ..ihb.tle ,llrnotor.
plon Parlrio orri.-b,!, n
Otniiha. Neb.
a Pd -. in.-
IS ON THE PvIGHT.
'
ii "!
-?m- .a. ?i -v Mm
StZTK SStrm-
Makes U.S. A. ,
.hack to aermany-with' high ho:ies
of cnrvlna u ulaee for hiniH,.f In
'.miirily fitted for the cinder paths,
."These races. Indoors --will bo
-tile German after loalng his mill-
i luce with Halm und Conger.
ii,,,
the..' Olympics that ! . something
pious, .Ixiwe of-Knitland und Nurml
of Finlaiua lit ' the dlMliinci-s' in
j w-liieli'' - they " Were - vlolorloiiS: at
Paris." ' e .. '-' ' -' -
r - 'ln: Peltzer has set his heurt on
w-lnnlng' the Olympic -'SOOinuder
chiimnlonsnln. now posseksed ' by
iioiiguia I.Of.
That Is the Gallop
. Ing' German's Ynvorite dlsiAnce. He
not only has beaten l.owe.!'on 'the
lutleVA own soil, but the tw'o I'lim
ous Martins,- Paul' of Switzerland
niui Heraphln- f Vrniice,.
he German Is unlikely lo enter
111 1 .hllll-UH-ier I I iy in pic cniiin-
plonshlp.-he says, ;;.lrerning ,ln
stead to run unrhor ror his country
ln tho l.QOO-mdter relay and- per
tains also to enter the liiii-nteter
hurdles. Peltner's Stride and speed
ore well suited to skimming over
the low- 'timbers.
Lindbergh Forced .
To Land in Fog
' COATKSVIId.K, Pa., Mltr. ' 14
(A P) -Colonel Charles A. Lind
bergh who was forced down on a
Turin near here yi-at'erday' by fog.
hopped . ofr for nn unannounced
destinatlim today. - .-
Forced down by n fog on the
secluded rai-ni or !-:mmor ' Way,
four miles front hero yesterday In
,,,. - . oicx-ty
treck In ridge, his counsel, the riy-
inK r0onel trlnl'liard to keen his
Identity secret. Ituf Ills ; efforla
were successful only as long aa It
took him to walk from tin- plane
to the farm. :'.'
"Why yqd're 'Colonel ' Lind
bergh," Mrs. Wayrg.'tspedi as she
opened the tloor In h-i'sponse to his
knock. A bt-ond smile was the
only confirmation.
Lindbergh and llrecklni-ldgo tar
ried at the Way hoinestead only n
few minutes,- walking across' the
fields lo the farm or Charles F.lk
ington, wheriv they spent tho night.
WASHINGTON. Mar. 14 (AP)
Colonel Churtes A. Lindbergh, ar
rived in Washington today, having
riown rrom coutevllle. Pa., noth
ing was known or the purpose or
the visit.
Califorr ia
TIH'llKllAY'S I'ROCIItAMK . j
y'l'he Natlonnl Broadcasting com
pany Thursday night follows: f to
Ii;', Minnesingers, hour: 9, . Dodge
Ilrnthers , programiv -9:30, Moon
iijagle;' 10 to 11, dance 'orchestra.
The,. American '"' Hroadcuatlng
company (AHC chain) program-Jor
Thursday nlglil.ls from 8:30 to 10.
I featuring .Morla liosenlhu, plnn-
-1 . -
'.KOO Oakland (384.4m-7!)okc)
tae, dinner concert;', t, "ilelo
lettes": a. N. B. f'.; ':- iu to n,
ilance orchestra; . ' '
KKI-.l.o Angeles (48l.am-840-kc)
(1, mnle quartet; 7:30, tenor!
X, concert 'pianist:- -D' to 1 1, N. It,
C," ' - v. ' ' 1 '
KHQ-r-Hpokane (376.Jn-l(ikc)
8,' orcheatra; 11:30, program; I,
eqmmiinity program; t'lty'.of JJfer
Pork; t), N, H. f,; 10--to 12, dance
lllUslC. - . . J-.: ,- '.
KPO Han Francisco (422.3m
I1 okc) 0, dinner music;. T..-toultry
liijk: 3, iniislcal program; "D'.TV, 1 1,
-V.. II. '.; 11 to 12, dance Sorehi-s-tra.
:. ,' '.''.'.."..',
V.KGA Hpoknno (560.7ni-l tnf
Ifc) 7. imiMlcul program:'-' 8:3.0,' to
I'O. A HO 'chain programi'.lO to 12;'
imisical program.' -v-j ;.f
-MsFltf Sun Frttnclac'o (4S4.3jn
C6,0kc) 8:30. dinner concert: I x,
merrymakers;. 9. movie cnb:9:4Qf.
flying lessons:, 1(1 to ll.-.dance'.'or-
chestra; 1 1 to 12, concert orches
tra. , : ; . ' ' " '''
'1lrA s"n Frnhciaco (381.5m-
Jkc) -6:3(1,-program: . nana; n,
''""'f K""" numbers; ,1 1 to
. ,2' 'arnlvnl night, orchestra.-,
I KI'-X Portland ' (277.flm.1080.
hW 0 :30, child vn's hour; .7, dance-
orchestru; 8, Cnlhollc lecture;. :1 0
amo prog-um; :ju, ouiii
. Program; 7 to IS, uance.rroiic.
KJIl Seattle (848.6111-880110)
8:80 dinner concert 7i30, lady
orcnesira: 10 in... aiji, -.cnum
sopnino,
violinist; 9 to :30,
Ila-
wallan trio.
I. '
;A picture -In a -newspaper , tl
other day bore the cuptton,'. ' I.eun-
Ing Spirit at Dry Conference.'' . It
was Just a group of people..
Martin
6
Lucky Strikes In Wildest Africa
- " --' ."-...'- -
I
It's toasted"
No Throat Irritation-No Cough.
C1S28, The American Tobacco Co., Ice.
' HEENEYWINS!
.v. Q
' NMA. New York Bureau
One of .the, telling' lefts - with
which Tom'Jieeney, New S5enland
flsileurfer-! (rliihl), outpointed
Jack',iHolnney,y.-former , llght
'heiivyvi;eli!htVhnmp in their-10-'
round .henvyweighc punch pnrty
..at':MrtdtKon'Kql)ure, Garden, New
; York,' iis: caught-by; the camera
here.', IJe.latley'waa thus put out
of 'the . heavyweight . elimination
:.-''-r . ' ;:'. fracas.
' One, avl l outahlne vonr nell -
then kon It pollslied.
; Honioniti uro.boin Keut, Home
achievjfl';K''(,u.UK,HK1 und others put
Hp a HUl-CbKKrul hlnff., , ,
Portland to
San Francisco
($25.46 from here)
' Vutn comfort. Pf ubcrvnlon cr j
h iiocr and lumh cm. M ptnintl free bj i
,- tllowjnci, Reclining tiit.
. .. Special Trains '
' PonUru every SuotUy, Tuodap
- and Friday 10 1.01. ; Mtiv S9 0 Fucklv
:' .c3 10:50 ....
I' 1 It's qukhtr via
Southern Pacific
JOHN M.' .SCOTT.- A. P. T...M.
Pontland, Oregon
Johnson,
Marcus Defeats
Tommy Cello, of
i San Francisco
PORTLAND. Ore.,-lar. 14 (AP)
John ilnrcus, Portland light
weight, had Tommy Cello, Sail
Francisco, ba'fflcd and bewildered
In their 10-vound main event last
night and took the decisions Xlur
cus leaping two-fisted attack w-ns
effective and he slowly wore' the
Californlan dijwn. ' tvllo allowed
at his best in the third when hq
poured in u volley' of thunderous
left nnd right hooks to the stom
ach. Marcus was credited wit It
seven rounds. - ; - -V
Teddy Fox, Salem, furnished the
thrill of tho - evening' when he
Itnaokfd out young Villa in the
second of what waa to have . been
u six-round featherweight go. Fox
dropped the Filipino .twice in the
flrat round for short 'counts with
right hooks to-Iho .chin. Billy
.Watson won a rmjr-round declsluu
rrom Kurl Htulta in the Curtain
rnlsur. George ilvul andx Jlmiuy
Wllue drew, rotir j-ounus. louiuiy
O'C'onnell und Tommy H'-aman.
drew six rounds.. t -
r -iUilon?.
ibhy - Wrl-
JNIllANAPOI.IK Jock
St. Paul, outpointed Hobby
llama, New -York -(lit).- .' . i
I.OS ANGKLKS-wllnby Joo Ouna
I.oa Angeles, -defeated llHurlo Mar
tinet, Spain (JO).;;
1IO.V VOI.A.M1 'WINS
MAHSHFJKIJIJ., Ore.., Mar. 14
(AP) Don' Noland of CoosMlay,
won over Gua V Schneilau. , Gold
''Beach wrestler, . here yist nighl.
ui-
WKen inlChicago
'Enjoy Your Stay
- at tht Superb New
MORRISON
V HOTEL;
Corner Madison awl Clark ill.
WBm a'livoJssr '
TW tMorrmou, when tompUteJ. itl be the tarzrtt
muJtmtlieit haul im the world, cttUmiiimn 3,400 room
.,.f,.
Explorer,
"While trailing biz same in Africa. I have never
been without my Lvcky Strike Cigarette. Once 1
n the Abyssinian border my shipment of them
from America missed us, and 1 was miserable
until the natives followed our tracks- across the
Kaisout desert to Nairobi with my precious cargo
ofLuckies. After four years of smoking Luckies
in wildest Africa, I find my voice in perfect con
dition for my lecture tour in America." '
"The Cream of
the Tobacco Crop?
for Lucky Strikes says
Tobacco Buyer V
"Buying tobacco for LUCKY STRIKE
Cigarettes is a matter of seWrino-!,
Rrown. It ls my duty anJ instruction to
,i -V u eJCrv?m. of the Tobacco Crop' for
tius brand. Nothing is omitted or spared
in making my purchase just a little better.
Hair tuwuys tells. "
BITTER
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as Iniiinrtaiil as prkv. Style lldila
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liul price Is merely Hie measure r
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