La Grande evening observer., March 19, 1928, Image 2

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Monday, March VJ, 1J28
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Bright New
Curtains
Dainty ruffles
spring-like colors.
Ready-made in com
plete sets low in
price.
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HILL'S
PRESIDENTS
W- GAME ;
Game Number 24
What president was orice a
rattle' rttnnher? ".'
v' 2 W.hleh president, left his
( dame and efltute to an udopted
:(,':.Vhal nrenldnnt wm earnlm?
i'r'Me; lUan-II.OOO a year eight .years
Hr 1.- .u ..
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the budget law nut Into effect?.
- SWhlch president was shot at
fcby aiV ussassln, hut not wounded?,
,1,4 :.5e2wha.. was..Wi)llam Henry
?v - n
a1 .?nominationT. .
fit-t -.I WhAt.M-nr.Blclfnt won pIpc-
'tnd to the ConfedwratH Ctmigrem't .
la' P;-e.ldnt Taylor
' '? wnoi uim - YirnMiin uy-
W, naiy-r . .. ' '
it -rWhat pre-.dt.nt wa. rd
Kconflrmatlon when namod Amhai-
- a.lor to Knaland?
tty ' An.wsr.rto th . -quMtlona In
,.mTlumb.r 24 will bo found on
another paK. - I ' , - ;
'.' i :
m -CWewo a Krnnd jury Indict -
I ied. n, Karnge man for fraud In
";.nk.n h. Incoin tax, return.
Joatlce, thouh blind, occasionally
i.grt. a gllmpso ,ofwlint It. nil
---:bout. ......
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Mn.t.flOmOre.
Btlioui,edays
arr rti atm m m -m m r
, Todif many twoplo avoid bltlotunm r UiU iwr.
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3qt. convexed cov
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79c
3 piece pudding pan
set,
79c
3 quart water
pitcher,
79c
3 piece pan set '
1, 1A 2 quart
79c
6 quart lipped pre
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79c
4 quart convex cov
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79c
10x6 inch round
roaster,
79c
IN THE
Oregon
Hardware Room
CRYSTAL PENNANT
COFFROTH VICTOR
Four-Year-Old Chestnut
Colt Comes Home in"
.$100,000.00 Race
SAM InOGO. Mar. 19 (AP)-A I
four-year-old chestnut colt nnrncrl
Crystal J'oiinant today was ranked
with the best horses performing on
American race tracks.
While lh largest crowd In the
history of tho Tla Juuna track j
looked on, the Ft. O. Stables entry)
thundered down the stretch yes
terday 10 win Sluu.nuu Coffroth
hand (cap. rich wit uU-agc turf stake
of tho country. Jockey T. Iuthcr
was up on tin winner which In
owned by V, II. Hoflmun of Ven-
IeprndablOj ;rystnl Pennant led 17 other
ltiallty J hnrseii to th wire over the mile
'and it quarter distance, finishing a
"T i full length uhutid of Kim God II.
iot tli Mirumonte stock farm. Car
SSSffJS , lurlH, winner of the iH26 Coffroth,
Hulled Knn Ood JI by a head, tak
ing .third ttJttre, from Cantanker
ous, of the. Greenfield tttoek fnrm
by. a barn half length.
' Handy-Mandy i:ighth
' Tho three i'u entry, Handy
Mainly a 3-2 favorite In the future
honk finished elKhth.
Crystal IVnnant worked his way
iip gradually after getting off to a
poor start. Oarlnrls, leadline at the
I half, gave way before the sprint
of
Alexander . 1'antuges, owned by
-the Theater magnate, of Ihe same
In ft mo. T)i lmter. taking a clear
hnd when unitrauchlnir the stretch
I turn, failed to hold hla-advantage
and Crystal Pentium who had been
f coining; up slowly, passed him to
W on to victory. . Sun fiod It.
I u.l.lu , .u..a . ni.vu.-it.l ..-.1 fHilfld tO'
.w.
ninkn a i-k-ur mietch tun
'.' ,'f.il.liyH HlRh X'rive , '
Tho winner, by J'enniint -anil
Crystal IbIob, nulri'flMO 10 . win
In tlui 2 inutuols, IMO place and
in tn i ""' " " "
. ., anow. """"""" i'",u ' 'wiinhlnirion Hiirh arhool-won the
p,uco am. W .how, wl,.. Car.;
)url paid J6-.C0 how - ., 'Orgon ,, lBn .hool -baa-
Oymi.l 1'onniu.t,- which- carrtej tournament In the -WIN
!only 100 pound, earned )1M0 university nrmnualiim here
for hi. owner by flnl.hlnn in front , , nos, out Mn.
.3.o each wen o k I -u ther , ' ,rlllln(r.
and Trainer Karl l.lnell. Hun aod b ,, ,. After a
'aecond place enriched n I. master. P - t
7.0U0, .farlorl. earned 1 4:000 y . . h ended.
be.nB third and tWnk.r.U. r In- the
brouRht hi. owner ID(ie by hi. flrat lnroe mn,;le 0xtru ppriuu.'bm
fourth place. . .'ln the .econd. Dolp.- Waahlnirton
Thn ,, fortho dllnn"o wa. ( , . lonir ,hot. ,,
1 ' " '
.'Of 1,1 lul""B tnfl 0frr0l"lfor a.naW. ta-Cox. Bimrd. and
I wo yeuiH uui
Musical Comedy
Star Passes In
Brooklyn Today
. i i ' . .!,"'! ! t';
'.HIIVVllrfiltKafolklAifa
Kora Hayes, ' irninH-u) comedy oc-
tress dleil today In a Hrookl'yn hos-
Pit"'- ,,. ' J'.;,f ..' ' '':'';....,;;..
.-Hho vas rasen to a nosinnu nm(
Monday for an.ahuoininai oiiera
tlnn.i Kh was Ihouifllt to he tin
Iho nsid to rei overy when she suf
fered; a rvlHHin Inat nlKht from
which she did nut fully.
HhO I1S OOIM III ,.,....u..nv0 ...
lkNii. Hl.e.wa. a, star on l ie stone
for more than 20 years, maklnK her
first aliliearanco In vaudeville In
New York.
The last' appearance of Miss
Hayes, whose real name wis Dora
iMniioe-K i.my '
enlei-etl Ihe hiispllal.-was to slnif at
two benefits, one for old friends
among the ponr and one for crip
pled children. -
Her voice seemed ns strong ns
ever when her program at the
Duyor street mission, In Chinatown,
stilii; for her old friend "Tnfn"
Noonan who carries on the rescue
work, wus broadcast hy radio.
These gallant appearances wWe
typical of her disregard for falling
health during the past two years.
She Is survived by her husband,
Itenjamln I... Krledland, whom she
married three years ago on th,
ieani!hlp Leviathan, nnd by thre
adopted children.
Four IHvorccs
'our earlier marriages of Miss
Hayes had been dissolved by di
vorces. Thene husbands were Otto
Oresnhig, Jack Not worth, Harry
Clarke and Arthur Oonlonl.
In lit -4 Miss Hayes danced with
the I'tlnce of Wales after be had
expressed great pleasatire nt the re
vue In which she was then appear
ing In loudoii.
Two nf her husbands had been
co-stai-H with her. Much of her
early success came with ..Norwurih
us partner. They were divorced
while appearing In "The Sun lodg
ei's," and two weeks later Mlwt
Hayes married Clarke, who wtis al
so iu the company.
To Search Maine
Woods for Plane
OTTAWA, Out., Mar. 19 (AP)
A search of the Maine woods by
air for the missing trans-Atlantic
phi no "Kndta vout", today waited
favorable weather. A piano of the
Canadian royal air torcy which
set out from here tti search Hie vi
cinity of Orci nvllle. Maine, whence
reports had come of a plane being
heard last Thursday, 4H hours after
the t a ke ot f from Kn gland, was
forced down near Orecnvllle, Que..
by a snowstorm. It was manned
by Klytng Officer Charles Hath,
it ho said he w ould proceed us soon
as weather permitted.
Night calls
Men and women everywhere i
using and recommending Foley Pille
diuretic for relief from thediitrcMand
Ixjther oi a too frequent urinal flow.
Foley PlUs
A dturtllc Hmuum for the eUnere
IN CAMP WITH THE WORLD.CHAMPS
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Portland 1 63111
Downs Medforfl
In Title Game
SAI.KM, Ore.. Mar. t (AD
n irtittiitu lufdf wnvkiiil in hn
hnll In
puss .to, Cox, Kunrd, and tin-
otlior tiuakat. ,.AI Moiyln,, Medfonl
rorwuru, piayeo 'in mo uitme-wiiu
a hleediHK hand ns the result of
on Injury. HtlHtiilned Friday.
Knlelti; JtlKh ' school ' ranlts ns
third best ttmin In the stiite hy di-
reutlnK Tillamook HkI 83 to 21
tho .final consolation match,
l.urxo'. crowds attended , tho
i game, and . Officials ''declitrcil the
to,urnoieno lie iinnre I successful
tinn Ilny P.vgusly held. ' .
j , ;
rnUv la SUnt- 1
cutftci mo in-vf
In Brooklyn Home
NIOW' YOllIC, Mar. in
(AI')--
Mr..' Helen Klinlmll, So, i
Iiulilie
. h . .... ,,.fn or nn .
alBiiuu . ,,., , ..faHrooklyn
s(,hoo) wag fon( 8,)(it , ,t(..M on
the flnor of hi-r Hrooklyn home
today.
The pollen broadcast a general
nlurm for. a n-cetitly discharged
neKro janitor they helleve.l to have
' ... ' t. ,..i,
access to the apartment hy hoist
ing himself from the cellar In
dumb wuller.
Three Killed When
Auto Hits Train
ROT'TIT TUONH. Mar. 1ft (AP)
llenjamln anil Samuel Hrake.
father and son, of Hremeti, I mi.,
and a third man whose name has
not heen learned, were killed today
when their nulomolille was struck
hy a freight tntin. '
OUT OUR WAY
at. u. a mt orr. GtOOD NHG"HT ! ' ffira tnuwtJ
' the world-cham
pion New York Yankees training
lit their hi. Petersburg, Kin., -01111111.
Iou OehHg, prince of swat, goH
it ft er 11 high fine 11L first in the left
photo 1 1 i 1 in the right you Hre
him leaning on a fast one.. He low,
Ihe Moore brothers. Nfekfo (left),
l'oolilc pltl'llCI. IIIMl
Wiley.
veteran
-mi,
: IMBLEK
PERSONALS
I M B n E n (Special)
Mrs.'
(lnni-iif. Cnnklln visited -her broth
er. Imwience Martin: ' at Cove,
Thursihiy. The Martin children '
have been oulto sick with whoop-f'
lug cough, but ure very much Im-jC,
proved. i
. .
Ihe uev. Mr. i-,iHWortn. oi i.a
Grande, preached a very Interest).
I rig srm.in ThuiHday night In the
union nail to uie memm-rs oi uiN
liJllon cnuren. l-lo will also uy
and visit tho Union Sunday School j
in tho near future.. ' j
Mrs. H. m. Mccoy I. at the home ,
her father was opernted Tui-sdny
and Is gi'ttlng along us well as can
he expected. Mrs. McCoy has been
with them for two weeks. :
Mis. Mary Tool, of Joseph, ar
rived ThuiHday to visit her' mother
Mrs. Lm-retlu Jtucltinan, unu otner nnve been sehrted to create tho
relatives. . , : J physical structure . of the Clilcago
' I Hck Tage had a narrow eHcapejl33 world's fair,
last Monday when "a wheel on the j Klght men. three from Cnlengo.
Hpii'di-r brntte, throwing the meniore the choices. The architectural
in n rock lilir.. Dle.k miffered a hoard will he composed of lidward
Imdly-HprHlnde aivkle ond tv crxicked
hone in one foot. Ralph Iudson j John A. Holablrd. of Chicago:? Ar
K'Ceived . several bruiaus. skinned . thur Hrown, Jr., Kan 1'Vnncl.sco;
fingers a'nd u small gash in his Harvey W. Corbett, San Krancis
heail. Tho rest of the crew werelco ond New York; Paul P. ("ret,
not hurt except foc-a general, shak-f Philadelphia: Itaymond M. Mood,
lug tin. Italph has returned lo New York and Chicago and Ralph
work but iHek is still going around
i crutches,
Harry Sanderson,' of Suinmer-
Vllle was nt linbler l-Vlday.
Mrs, Mary Peel and her mother,
Lunretla Ituckman. visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ituck
man last I'Vlday.
Airs. C i ran I Tucker and daughlor,
Gail, and Mrs. Tom Kusinger and
daughter, l-ola were shopping In
l,n Orande l-'rlday.
Several people from I.n Orande
attended services here Thursday
night at I nlon.
... n n ... , ... i
Mrs. Klhi Walker
were shopplnit
In l,a tlninde Satunlny. '
Mrs. Krank Martin wns in lown
lasi I iiiirsuiiy.
.Mrs. William i-urmaii was cniieu ; c -liiuiti.-in exposition nnd n con
to Itaker last l-'rlday on nccount of :nnitant nt the St. I.ouls and San
l'"' serious illness oi a sisicr.
Alvln Westenskow ninde a hnsl-'lieen
nes trip to I.a tlrande Krlilay.
The National Hrondoastlne;. ooin-!
puny proKrum for Tuesday night .
follows; G:3i to 7, .Memory lane: &,
orehestra; 8:80 to a. lon mnuo;
lit to 1 1." dunce nitiHie.
KHQi fljiokano (870.2m-8inkc)
fl, orehestra;- 7. I nrter tho Cres-
oent Moon"; 8, N. U. C; 9, concert.
loi-rhestra; 10 to 12,- danco orches
K;0 Oakland (a84.4m-780kc)
3. N. H. c.; 7, dinner concert:
. c.
.ft.
rue I'liKrnus in
I Italy'
ii-wa. fv-iiunr 1 1 I. Mill. u I "Ke f
(1:8(1, N. 11. C: 7, prOKinm; 8, N. H.
C; K, concert orehestrn.
KIT LOU Angeles (4e8.6m:S4n.
ke) o, male- quartet; 7, detective
stories: 7:3, Scotch comedian: 8.
N. II, ('.: 9, Kolster liiiur; 10, N. II.
C. I
KrO Bun I'VanrldOO (422.8 m
7 1 llko) C:,1ii, dinner concert: 8, N.
II. C: !),iKoltei- hour: 10 to 12,
tdnnce orchestra." - N .
j KI-'UC Kan Knanclsco (4S4.3m
Iccolic) B:3d. sporls:- 8. "Sweetheart
Hour"; 9, I'lKKty-WiKKly program:
10 to 12, dance- orchestra. -
KB X I'ortland (277.Cm-108n-1(c)
C:3(l, children's hour; 7, dance
nrclmut if, ft. ut ll, lln. hrntrrii ill
f 1 0:0ft to r2.''dance frolic, i i
KYA San Krnnclseo (3C1.2m
830kc) i6;lfi,' danc '.orchestra:' 8,
!..,,.. ia ... ii n,t,.;MrT' ;
KJ, ' -Heat tie' 34 8.(lini-(!kcj
(1:3d. ' dinner concert: 7:30, ! studio
! program;. 10' to .1 1, dance orbhes-
Irai.i:" ' .
- KKWB Hollywood' (3fi2.7m-
-850kc) 6, dinner music: 7. strinsr
quartet;' 7:8(1, inusir'al program: 8.
orchemra: 0 .to 10, sleopy-tlme
hour: 10 to '1. orchestra
kc) 0, vnrlpd program; 7 to 12.
miiBicnl progrnni. ,
K.OMO Kent tie , sajt.im-n nutcj
varied program
8. N. a C.
musical prog in in
10, N.' B.,
11
to 12:3, orchestra.
KGWr0rtland 4!llm-Cinkc)
,,,,.. nn(,rt. 7 coniv
program; 7:30. KKOA program;
,, ,? . aon,rt orchestra:
(Q , N f.
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Chicago Makinff
Ready for Fair
For Year 1933
CHTCAGO (AP) Architects
H. Tlenhelt, riubert ilurnhain,." und.,
T. Walker. New York.
"Other great fairs nnd exposi
tions have suffered hceaiiso of
part In Illy shown to local design
ers," said I turns uawes, prcsi
dent of the world's fuir. "We de
liberately - decided to overcome
that."
l-'rom a long list of architects,
compiled by an impartial group, 40
w i.i-n nimunn 'I'lm list then was
narrowed down to ten, nnd from 1
I these five were selected, none ofj
them Chicagoans. Ihe five were
inked to add to their number any
(Chicago architects they consld-
.oreii wuriny. t u.- . nu,.u ,
,. ,.,,.:' .,. ,i,
fourth world's fair in .which lien-
. hu ,, i., . ,,
of the architects of the world's,
Kranclsco expositions, tie also nns
a consultant at many of the
recent rai ls expositions.
I
By Williams
Swindle Suspect ;
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. I'oljco aifi holdlnir frvinjr lils
row, ih'lrolt (iH'iili'r), us it siis
IKln tho 1 40,0(10 Honolulu
ructruck Mulndlc. llo was taken
from tho Mai sou liner Sonoma
hy iho - ii4MtlveM sliown Willi
liJmWii llic plciuro.
nwi.UMixo at RosF.nrnc
HOfiKBUHG, Mar. 19 A1')
The "oV swlmmln' hole' in the
South l'?rupiua river in thin city
I was patronized liberally yesterday
. "Sklnnay" and his gang getting
honors for being the first to dure
the chill of the water. All who
took a pl'inge declared "the water
fine." This Is the earliest opening
of the swimming sea ho n in Hose
burg' for - many, years. Another
-spring day is In prospect with the j
hillsides covered with wild flowers, j
' Paris designers declare dreHses
must cover the knees now. The
truth sometimes hurts.
J jBC- ': "'Si
8ta 4
k 'til ivll
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GOODRICH TIRES
yoir Credit 1 8 Good
CARR FURNITURE CO JNc.
IJVDY TO Girr MKIMF
NKW YOltK, Mar. l'J (AP)
Colonel Charles A. JJndhertfh will
"reoeivv the Wood row. Wilson foun
dation medal and award of $2&tl((
In recognition of Ills services in
tho cause of international friend
ship, at u dinner at the hotel Antar
tonight.'
( . Tho presentation will he made
hy Norman H. lavls. president of
tho foundation. Other addresses
will bo made by John W. Davis and
Arestes Ferrars, "Cuban amhas-
i Miidnr to the United KtftteH. The
siieeVhes will be broadcast by W.IZ
and nsHOc luted stations.
n. 10. oms to nr.sn;v
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1ft (AD
Tlobert K. 'Olds, of St. Paul, under
secretary of state, said today that
he intended to resign his post some
time this year.
H
EAD COLDS
Melt In spoon; what, vapota;
apply freely up nosmia.
VAPORUB
OnrlT Million Jan UJJfjly.
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil -
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
Children Like The
Jingle of Coins in
Their Bank
But . They Don't Always
1 Remain Childish
Children respond to lessons of thrift at first
because their parents urge them to save and be
cause they like to Jingle coins in the toy banks.
Then there, comes a time when they prefer
to spend the money they get rather than save it
becausehe actual benefits seem greater. The
"jingle" no longer appeals to them and they
spend because they haven't been impressed with
the further benefits of saving. , ,
When the "jingle" fails to appeal, supply other
urges. Tell them what the accumulated, larger
, sums of money will buy let them know that
their money will earn more money when proper
ly invested. ' ' '
If acquainted with money, and the true bene
fits of saving, children will save gladly. Our
Liberty Bell banks will help them get started.
Meathcr Federal Reserve - - - Resource. Over 2 Million
Fortieth Year of .friendly Service
Dependable
Used Cars
Essex' Super-Six
Coupe 1
Run but 2000 miles.
Has bumpers, heater,
motormeter, spare
tire never used, 1928
license. Can't be told
from new........$700 '
Studebaker Sedan
$300
Smith's Garage
ft