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Wednesday, March 21;1&.
Pajre Two . . .
LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER . .
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BLUE MOUNTAIN
LEAGUE TO PLAY
FAST BASEBALL
Walla Walla,' Pendleton, tee''!,
Tige Larson Is
Rook Prospect
In Speed Races
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. The Most Important Hats of ' .',
Me M?m Spring Season
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TRIMS are turned in a now way; crowns moulded with a sleek:
new line and hats are more feminine than heretofore, for East-:
, er 1928. Decidedly chic, ushering in new trimming .treatments;'
new colors and most 'certainly new ideas, t Smart hats, and u
price range to meet the needs oj even the' most moderate ward-,
robe budget. i ; ; -. ' ':; , '
New Coals, New Frocks, New Shoes, New Accessories!
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HILL'S
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Quality
oukcion Afirticri.Ti"RAr.
COI.I.KOK, Corvallls. March il
Freshman sprint anil
tii-nMAlu tt .ha n..nn
Baker and La Grande ki look even bettor man nicy
X ILpming JOr reason, krook took first In both sprint unU
1 ' .: .'hurdle ovents In alt hut one meet.
The I. In four of Knstorn Oregon ''""P """hool records reported by
iiml Koillhitustern Wushlnirton U 10 freshmen Indicated that both tho
May iiifaln thin year, beslnninif '-" MKh ""'"'l" nl the 220 low
Apr. 22. mill nil oluhs Wulla hrrt1-fi will hnvo fator men thl
Wulla. I.a tiranitn. Haker ami Pin- ,""n. l-he JOll.yaril iluli ahnpc
lli-Kin are pn parlnir for tho com- l,nl" hn name on, lu iieaaon.
Iiik llliio Mountuln luKiie eaon. No .tlinea have been roportiil by
Whi n this uiiartet waa flKhilnK t"0 r?nk" for hlt" -hool perrorm
It oul In mas, l.aKoliall tan "'"' the 2:ii dnah. . -Home,
of the fnnteat hall that hux I Mnrlln Kile, jvho uaed to rim
ever been played In thl aertlon ""'t i runKim niKn eoiorn in
and it la expected thai n like or Portland, looka- like tho boat bet
better brand will lie on tho ilia- for tho ln" yards. Two other
inond menu thla waon. j Portland younnamra nro Hated
l.tt Cirande'a eliib, under the amoiiB tho moat promlalnic daah
leaderalilii of Harris Kronen, who 'r. They nro If. W. Hpeneer, ex
lillotPd tho ehuniplon Plrniea tho WasliiiiBton hia;h runner, and
laat time the leoituo played, is K"t- , CeorxO Duffleld s .
tins; a lino on a number of players I. The i2 dashers who havo been
and the oritanlxnllon Is expern d to loomlnir up In sprlnif prnetlee aro
.In-Kin tnklnir shupn shortly. " W;Usnn, nx-Henson Teeh run-
I'mir 'lult Prepurlnic . . "ei;: I'oster Tynan, from Halinua.
Over ui Walla Wulla, a atrons ' .'!.. and O. Jones, who' did his
eluli Is beinir formed 'and penillc- Pr'T running In Palo Alto. Cal.
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liaah prospects and times:
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Portlund, 0.1, '
laraon, Im Grande, in. 2.
: QeorKo Dufrielil, Porllalid, 10.3.
Henry llnnforil, Honoliilii, ' in. J
II. W. Silencer, s Wash, HIkIi
Portland, 1(1.4. . , .
. One youth stands out ninnua' tho
hurdlers. He la John Cosirrovo of
MARYLAND TRACK
BARS SINCLAIR
. f' Teapot Dome Scandal la
Uause ,of State Racing
CWroission'q Agtion ,
i'NRW, VOnif, Mar. 21 (API
TIiq debarring of Jtarry K Hln---
nlalr'a horses from Muryland
v trnek croatl'il B.ir In turf circles
: Thn ttflllon of (ho Mnrylnnd rac
ing riimmiaaloii, taken because or
tho Teapot Homo scandul, is the
first instance In many years where
in a large owner baa been prohi
bited from racing his stock. It is
one of the few times, lr any, that
an outstanding operator on the
thoruughbreii tracks of America
has been the subject of such action
ror reasons oiitsldn racing Itaelf.
' In communications to the orn
nluts to the four racing establish
ments In .Maryland. l'lnillco.
Bowie, Havre do draco and Uiurel
Alaryland . . commissioners
Slnles senate committee regarding
Ihe oeiloii'of Mr. Harry Hlnclnir,
llhi! noiiunltieo' deem.H It advisable
for your asaoehitlun not to permit
I the starling of any borao owned
I by, or to be run under thn numo
nf Mr. Hlnclalr pr the liuncorun
stable, at your coining race meet
ings until; further action of thla
commission." ' ' ' .
Inturest Is now directed an to
whether ihe New York and Ken
tucky racing bodies will Inkn of
ficial cognisance of tho procedure
or tno .Maryland commission
Sinclair matnlaliia
Farrell Victor .
In Miami Beach
j '- Golf Tourney
MIAMI HRAClr, Klo.. Mnr. 21
A1') Johnny Knriell. the "lieau
tlful Jrlslimnn" from Mntnnro-
neck. N. Y.. tucked iiu-nv ha
;nis rinol round of I H
ipu and Haker also' making plans.
A news story In yesterday's Pen
dleton i:ust-Orcgoninii telling of
the lluckaroo outlook, follows!
"Well! (Ihe old Mine Mountain
league Is going to -function- again
and with tho big four In harness,
namely Walla Walla, Haker, ' l.a
Ciranilo and Pendleton. It Is pleas
ing In see l.a O-rande. and linker , Oakland, ( al., and ho boasts a
back In the. fold nftor two years high school mark of 20 In the 2211
uway. . . , ; nuruies onu l u.b tn the high stocks.
I'his yenr Die sky Is the limit as outstanding hurdlers and heat high
far aa salaried players go, except, school times:
that no outlaw leuKiiers will ho al- John Cosgrove of Oakland, Cat.,
lowe.l. The eallbre of baseball will lllgll hurdles, 10.5; low hurdles, 20.
bo seml-iirn, ' but , Is going to bo Wlllinin llanley of Oakland, Cal.,
faster than ever..' '.'high hurdles, 1 7.3.
Pendleton starts working out' Uohnrt Carlson, St. Helens, high
n..v. Unn.lnir nl thn Ttmlcn T'ni'k . hurdles. I7 '
under manager Howard and Junk j John Caldwell, Corvallla, hlgn
Walters, last year's first baseman hurdles 1 7.6,
and field cnplaln. . Krnest Smith, Rlna, Cal., low
The baseball limber Is good for hurdles, 20.2. . , :
tho HuckiirooB again this year and ,
with tho nruulsltlon of a hurler or -
two the locals are set for the start Pl'lftpp IinRPfltpil
nt tl, i..!iun h..i-rt nvnlnMl WalllLi. -
Walla, April 22. '
mil Kin? mid Chief Clark are
around for the second base 11s-
slgnmont while Garrett and AdaniBl 1 kim.v.v, l-.ng., Mar. 21 (AP)
lire available for short patch with The Prince of Wales fell today
(tik u .strong candidate for third ' during tho Oakley point to. point
base again or the outfield where faco. Ho wns not hurt. .1
ln In rlKilt in home. ; The prince was competing in the
I ; "Ilargelt. CJuInn anil Olson, last brigade or guards Inter-reglmenlnl
.year's' gardeners - are here and challenge cup race when he fell,
reudy for the opening gun, Char-Aftor jumping the seventh fence,. :
lie . Hosldns w ho lias neen nanui- tue prliicn tried to clear a brook,
In Oakley Race',?
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Why not enjoy that feeling of security that
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We install your tiies at the time purchase is
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Your new tires will be installed while you wait.
Spare Tubes
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V GAME
hut was unseated.
I'OWUIt FOR J.tP.W
fnii.i 1,1 1.. 1, ui,.,. m i 11. lance.
" """" ... ... nn nun
more than 00 horses in training,
4ii of which aro tno-year-oMs,
.atlfliiil Hi., cir nee ..
ono or the ;..,. '. npen
ifiuiiniuir ii iiih iiiuiar IIMl
total of 274,
Uo)c dls-
l)lgge.tslulas.ln tho country with """ni-ionsmp to l.ls tit
an. Iiivc-stnmnt.of ntora.thiin IS.- thl ?',r"n' wllh Hot a
aoa.iHMi In hla horses anil breeding n "n','r l,hr r" "", -
Tim
'Snld:
"In view of the widespread ad
verse' nrltlrlnm that has resulted
from pending court proceedings
gnu mo investigation of the I'nlted
Couer D'Alene To
Play in Chicago
. COfK II n-Atine, Ma., Mnr. 21
(AP) The Couer TVAIene High
school baxketball team, which won
the title of Imei'srholustlo cham
pion or Idaho, will participate In
Hie I nlverslty or Chicago national
basketball tournament, it .was
nuiile known today.
The chamber or'cnnimerce has
stalled a movement lo rnlse 11600 illolh turned in
I" 1I1 riay, expenses at ihe meet, . Inward 33 was
winch i-iiiiK from April 3 fn 7
Close on Johnny's heels
nobby Crulckshaiik. with a 270.
l-'arreii took down t'l.oon or the big
lime money, while the
runneriip is J2.n(in richer todav.
',Joo Klrkwood, of Alliany, Oa also
got Into the major money with a
I Win morsel which his third place
27'J won for him.
I'arrells sensational 03 yesturday '
pared eight strokes from l.a Clorce
par and wos nciiulred by means of
six birdies and nn eagle, with never
a flight over rcgulntlon figures,
h'arrell found Ihe tiny Hoot match
ing him shot for shot on tho out
ward nine of the nitornnnn 18.1
; Gump .Number 26 ' ,
1 What president was killed bv
a disappointed office seeker? .
2 Which 'president died In the
I cnnltol ut Washington?
j 3 Which president was wound-
,eo oy an assassin wiille a candi
m, . . ,. "I 4 Which president was once
""nl" A hlllinn and a ha f w-oiiiuie.i in .i.i'i :
idollara are now Invested in Jnnn-' 5 llnw mnnv rh'iunn hn.i if..
, , , 'nese electric corporations. Onlv coin?
H t. ' t 'In the luui ton .....
llukor. too. Is letting1 jiio grass e)o(.Ir,r '. , 'n" "',- l. ..7 1 i,nu"l',"'1 -known.
boles ami Brow underfoot. Tho Maker Her- !"'."' TV'" nis initials, as
aid yesterday printed the follow- , A lloitsu ON TIIK AI TO
ititr Miniv ii.iMeriiitnir tun 1111 uer . ..... r... ..... i
" a - ni'.flii.M'jiL r.en. Kearnev In In il.o r...win..
plans for flnanelng a l'J2 club: nnv, ,. .. hi,.,ln .i; .,., ..;.... '!
."The Haker biiseliall team of tho 1 1..,-.. ni,!!,. m . a . ' . "
nine Mountain league will he m.on- "i ,."'. .f?"1? . 8- "" vlcepreslde.it reslBed
came "'! ."'anagcl ,,y company lenunell authorized Ihe new hitch-. 0-WhaVnre"Jrtenl m. i
ing the hackstopplng job is ready
ror the play 'to open. - Joe lleelles,
little lleservutlon ohiickor, may be
seen In action with tho. Bucks, and
Mummer Howard is looking for an
other chlleker to help v the clue
on!." ' t '' '
10 Name three . similarities In
the careers of William Henry Jlnr
rlson and SCuchnry Taylor.
Answers to the questions In Came
Number 20 will be found on an
other page... , ., , I
All things may come to those who
wall, hut the trouble Is most nf us
wniit It right now. - 1
piiKiiiNTonic srnvivoa -
LOXDON The pleslosaurus, es
timated by scientists to have lived
100 million years ago, may not. ho
extinct, sir Arthur Conari ' lioyle
thinks. He believes he saw. one
hlmseir off the coast nf Aeglna
some years ago. . ' '
"Knoondltionnl Kurreinlpr?
7 hat prewldent Jh lenown n
of tte elemocratlc
party
WlinHO Clipitlll HtOI'k Will ht SOlll tO In' poHtH,
Haker iiPDph1 nt ftvi do I lacs ' per I
KroitNh B'IU,' 1 wnH lipoid loduy by a
IJHKI'imil l-MIMIIlllli't II It-II - lllt'l ui
tllP Gt'lKPI' KlIIV, I. CI. HOWRH W!IS
tnndo triu iioniry rjtafnnnn nml
Will 11. Kviiug (pinporary Boor
tiiry. '
"It 1h planned to nil so onouKh
finulM to HlarL tho Koason. A total
liiiflKot of around frona i planned
and It Is Ih'IIoVim! Ihi-ro will ho a
Hhnrnl HiirplUH Iff t ovtr ns $IO,(iiiO
wnH taken In during thn non
son hy tho Maker eltib.
CIimhJ iilayrra wtll ho secured lo.
yor at the age of 32?
Red Crown Gasoline
. Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams'
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Batter Up!
(f iouii Noon hear the I in p calling
out his stuff. You can crab his de
cisions, but you can't Ret a raw
deal from us when il comes to
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Jack Allen Supply Co.
.'HI, hut Johnny's
3 strokes better
then the best Crulckshaiik could
mumiKc. l'(irreH's M also eslah
llshed a new course record ror the
layout.
Tonsilitis Cause
Of Payne Losing
Pyle Race Lead
enlly and rroui the outside. Or-
Kanixation will be commenced at
once. The rlrsl ' Kame will be
played In 1.a (Iraiule April 2.
"I'hnlrmnn Howns today ap
pointed a flnnnce commllt''e to
rorinulate plans .for orKanikatlon
of a permanent association of fln
anclnit 11. Members named are:
Carl 1). Sllven. l lailde ". Ilnscho,
William 1". Smith. Jo P. Cook and
I.ucien P. A rant."
itni.rmonk-, ahi.. Mar. 21
IAI llandirapneil by an attack
of tnnslltlis. Andrew- 1'uyne, youth-
rill ( hireinore, Okln.. 'distance run
ner, today contested Arno Snumln
en's lend In the I.os Anireles to New
York marathon.
cmo hour. 10 minutes and in'
seconds separated -the pair In to
tal elapsed tune rollowitur yester
day's run rrom Wlnslow to llol
brook and today they mulched
puces fill the road to Navajo. 4
miles from llolhrook. The "hoof
ers' will hove covered Gin miles,
approximately, when thev reach
Navajo.
Payne took eight hours lo com
plete yesterday's hike, the 17th
since the cross-country run lieKan
and finished well down Ihe list,
lie dropped rrom first into second
place. Soumlnen. IMroit runner,
hnvlc.it a total elapsed time or
I ur; ;iiii; r,o and Payne's standlna: at
Hl7:IY.
1'arl links. Now;
BEL ANGER IS
WINNER OVER
OIIO FIGHTER
Castle, Pn..
won yosterdiiy'n lap with ji tltno of
6:12 flat for ttio 34.3 mile.
Alan rurrli-r flnlMlied
lay' lap hi :37:uo with
Of MG:03:15.
time
yester
rla .hoi1
II PI.A YMATKS
FtAI.Kf it). KiiKland A cat In
lh DlMiensary for Slok Anlpials
has inrtde a ronipanhm f a
amuse who eauyht a year ago,
HIGHWAYS roil ITALY
Ho.ml: NtNuiy ao.otio miloti of
first oljss hlhW7y nr noon to
ho open to motorists In Italy,
T'orJ airplanes for tho . same
prlc as flivvers are forccont. Is
ui a tbrt'ui or a promisoT
rOUTLANO, Ore., Mar. 21 (AP
.loe I.ohman. 'Polcdo. Ohio.
j henvywolRht. proved himself a
KomiI shneU ahsorher last nltfht In
hf li)-roiiiid match with Charley
Helanifer. Canadian liifht heavy
wpIkIh ehauiplnti lu re itint niKht.
ItellaiiKer was returned thp vletor.
In Hplto of the punishment nh
norl)ed. I.nhman thrlltid thn rrowil
In the tenth round when ho bom
barded Melanger with nn avnlanehe
or haymakei-H that rattled Off lle
InnKiT'a rib and head, but lacked
the power to overturn him.
Hobby Lamar, took the four
rnund curtain raiser from Jimmy
Wilde, Winnipejr, In n close decl
slnn. Teddy l-'ox, Salem, fenther
welKht. added another knockout to
his impressive strlnK In tho first
round of hiH scheduled four-round
iro with Jimmy War-field, negro
boxer of Seattle. , The alx-round
special for hcavywelKhta provi'il
tho hlhliirht of thrcnn1 with Jack
James winning n vleiouHly con
tested fray from Younff Peter
Jackson. Kvery round paw crin.
I plluir punohcn to the . jnw and
, -M-.il i, I'un .-nu n uion inn BIX
I round semi final from
llval.
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AMD WHAT'S SATISFY
Oeorire
ri-.Tiirits von rm:rn
'TIDfSTON. Tex. Kvery French,
man now can put a feather 111 his
cap. Sevea tons of turkey feathers
which nceiimulntrd In Texas pack
Ine' plants have been shipped to
France.
MILD enough for anyone's taste,
milder in Ifoct than most cigarettes
and yet, they do what you've always
wanted a cigarette to do
THEY SATISFY!
A man in New York h drain
ed a roverslhle vest. Only onotlmr
way of dividing tin) ruvy,
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