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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FIGHT BOARD MAY
SUSPEND TUNNEY
New York Commission to
Consider Action Geo.
Godfrey Challenges
Kauffmah Pins '
AI Karasick In
Exciting Match
Cost White Sox $123,000
POltTLANIl, Ore. .Mar. 22 (AM)
Clete Knurrmnn. - Columbus,
Ohio, ernb hold expiTt, defeated AI
Karaalek. Portland, in thi.ir lleht t
INI-.W YORK, Mar. 22 (API Iheavywclerht wrcstllmr bout here
Tlu- New York mute athletic com-) hurt night. Kauffniun won thi'
mission tomorrow Tony -ronsideri first full In 31 minutes. 22 see-!
llio advisability or suspending aenalonds with a Japanese wrutlluckj
world's, heavyweight
PRESIDENTS
GAME
,,,i.-j,. ngnu Hi
Champion.
The commission yesterday an
nounced receipt of a telegram from
the rhumploti In which ' Tunnev
said tin had signed wllh Tejt Hlck
nrd to' defend, hrs title "OKOi the
best uvallahie opponent ua noon uh
Itlrkurd linn -arranged to sign hlB
selection' and- stngo the contest."
Tho telegram, whlrh wa In reply
ro one iroin tnc enmniisslon. how
jovor. railed lo deal apeelflcully .
I with tho rhnlliTig.ii now on file I
hern, of Torn lleeney. Jork rlhar-1
key nnil Johnny Itlsko. Tho pom.
mission In Its telegram to Tunnay
hud Informed tho champion thnt
hla n1x montha period or grace ex.
plri'd toiliry nnd asked him what
h im going to do wllh the chal
lenges. .
Harnslrk took the second rail in
eight minutes, 82 seconds, with n
Ulrica or flying hcadloeka. Knurr
mnn took tho third lull In less 111 .ill
a minute with a double slipover
toe grip and whlln Knrualck'K neck
wan resting on the ropes. K'arn-
slPk dpplured the rope hail rut orr
hla wind- nnd hla wild wuvttiK was
In an 'effort to call the reN-ree's at
tention to tho ract ho wnn being
strangled. It una tho firm iiialrh
Karanlrk hna lost hern slurp III
return from Auatrnlln.
fianas Xumhrr 31
1 -What v prraldpnt ' waa coni-
niandnr-ln-phiar of tha Ilovolu-
uonary army? t
t-.AVho waa vlpa prcaldcnt tin-
di - TiirK .
i M -AVhaf future president waa
b,. ii iiKw, hla fathor'a drath?
v 41 Hd Garfield die In tha White
Houiie . V
6 What- formnr ambaaaador to
f;oiirm;y 'iiAi.t.i:i:s
I.OH ANOKU-X Mar. !2 (AP)
Second Indoor Hall
I Game Is Scheduled
I tho
The Inland City Indoor liiuu bnll
tram, will piny a arpond Kanii? with j
tho Tnlon Parlflp Athli'tir rlub
squad hnre nrit Monday nlxht tit J
1:30 o'plork In te 1.. ). s. lii-ire-!
Dr. Marshall To
Manage Baker's
Basefiall Team
Ore., Mar. 22 Tir. Q.
V. Marnhall ho accepted the place
us mamiKPi' of tho haw balk team
of Baker, following a meet ins or
local biiHlnwts men IntprestoU In
the orKanizntion und ffnunclnK of a
club here thiflf nnnon.
Mem hern of the f Inn nco com
mlttco Instructed Joe ). Cook, a
mcrnherjof the committee, to draw,
up article of incorporation. The.
aHOciatlon planM to hoII Mock at
an arly dato for flnancintf thn
hall team.
Prospeotlv players were dl
cimHid and H wan Imllcated that
linker will have a top-notch team
nxatn thin year.
medium of a elm I Unit1, has charged to Hpertatont.
Chalmers Cisl itt the moat expensive plec of Ivory to- he found la
the trafhiiur camps ihl(t itprinK- He U the property of the Chicago
White iox and hails from the Pacific Coast league. The tag attche4
to him called for $1. '3,000 In cash and players.
(thrum hiH massive frame and ham-1 The Island City team ilt fiuted '
,'likct fists to the fore of tho leather ,thi railroad men 11 in 2 In a Kama 7 lUlS l IS lAilliti
j'udiiimk iit'iu 'iit-Hiiipej nit uue :iunt, .iignuuy una im- mm-juh ur- out
Tunney'M (rull, seeking a title duel .'for revenge. Some fans dtcluro
wllh th champion: (that Indoor baw-hnll Is i f.iKler
"The hluck menace." through .sport than outdoor baseball.
KntHund rati for president In lM4T'hlj m"",Ktr. J" lohKherty. sent 1
.... IfflFlh I,.-. ..Int.. L. lk,. 1- 1
- ii-wiio wan vice nreildcnt un-i'" 1,1 "w "
DAMAGED TWICE
IN SAME PLACE
dnr John Qulnoy Adams and later
Under another president?
- 7 Who said of Lincoln's death:
"Now'hft belongs to the ogrn"?
a What future president spon
Rored a new tariff law during Hen-
Janiln Harrison's admintstrutlon
is ready to fight Tunney at any
I time, any placo and for any con-
snJeTOtton. -He -mode this known
Ui .wbrtfs. o. Tex ltickard. Madison
Square Garden promoter, and the
New York boxing commission. .
county, closed for a period of ten
yeurs.
Warner Ijtke, situated In I.lnn
county, cloned for a -period of two
year.
Alwea Itlver. slluated In Lincoln
A deinund that Godfrey's name ; "county, for u fllntanro of J 0(0 feet
Two unusunl automobile acci
dents which damaged the l.a
irandc municipal tennis courts
lust month have necessitated re
pair work on the courts that will
he commenced next Sunday. It was
announced today by Park Taylor.
Announcement of tho repair work
Hacker bucked . down over the
identical spot nnd ago'ln , crashed
tho courts In the same place. Mrs.
Hacker and Mr. Ully are not re
lated. The Bccond accident caused
the greater anipunt of damage to
the fence, tennis officials say.
fJt-w rta will soon ne put up at
the. courts which are drawing u
number of players n I ready this sen-
son. Those who wish to join the
idty courts nifty get In touch with
Park Taylor.
i 11 Who w president when the' f ,m P,."P or other challengers aovo una ou feet ihmow t he df, . . .
ueiiiK L'QiiHiHrtq ai me present vru nuiu river ui me riai(' r i..ijM ,, - . . -
' ' 10 ,WhAt president's son was In Wft m,lJt of tho boxing commls- Hatchery on said river, closed for,
' congress Aurihr his -admliiistra- "lon' Jt added. that the $2.&uo for- ,a period of ten years. I
tideiice In tho two nccldents.
' congress during his udmliiistra-
tlon?-.-. . t. - ... . -; -v,'.-,
Answers . to 'the questions In
game number 87 will bo round on
another pAg. ,- .
ifeltj neceRsary-.AccoinpunHnent .to
a challenge,, was being sent.
Souominen Still '
Leads Marathon
In Elapsed Time
. NAiVAJO. Arli., Mar. 22 AP)
i Arno Houomtnen of lletrolt. led In
4. elapaod time aatln today na hc
NOTin-: oi ci.osixfi kthi:ams
f , AXI liAKI'.S
NOTK'K IS HKItKBV OIVKN.
Thntibyun orrler duly und -regularly
mude by the Htute Ouuie Com
miahlon of tho Htute of OreKon, on
thU 14th ilny of Kebruury, 1028, It (
July 1 or each year ror a prrloil of
ten yeum. -
Wallowa river, situated In Wallowa-
pounty, and ull tributaries
waa found und determined that the thereor. Heirlnnlluc at a point Kino
supply of trout und other rih la i above- the eut and inuth
bi lnit, nil wlH He.ilnJurloualy ar- noundnry line or the City or Knt.-r.
a period of ten y.eura. I r-arly In tho month u, car owned
Kinney Ijike. altuuted In Wul- lly ' r i-my whlcn had been
Ipwa county, closed for u period or Parked on the Wulnur'slreet hill
threry years. , where Mr. Lilly waa doing con.
All streams flowing Into ' Wul-' "wt work, slipped dorn -the hill.
Iowa I-uke, altualed In Va"llow:i ov,'r the short und almost perpon
counly, from suld lake to the Kails H'Ular decllpe to crash the corner
situated In said Btreoihs, closed lo 01 ,ne courts fence. -lr. Lilly
uiuile
later 1
fole b)t permitting the same M l"1", "nd extending down said I
bn.tnken ivilh' hook and line, com-! rivcr " point 1 0110 feet below the)
monly culled ungllng, during the Slate Klsh Uutcbery. real property
repairs but Just two w-eeks
1 car driven by Owedn Lilly
John Mays, Whltft rrouse vale,
says all china look alike to him
and he'll shave the next president.
That lets Hughes out.
fount Johann von Hentlnrk suys
the foriper kulser benrs no resent-,
nient lo the allies for his exile.
Nice of him.
The mnn with money to burn
never carries nny insurance on 11.,
Children Like
The Jingle
of Coins
In Their Bank
But they don't al
ways remain
childish...
Goodrich Tires
Your Credit Is Good l ; '
Add It In Vottr. Account
CARR FURNITURE CO, mc-
Red Crown Gasoline ,
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil '
Perkins Standard Station
Nex to La Grande Hotel on Adams
Kffeetlvn 1 March 31, 'this
bank will close' on Mutunlay
urternoons ut 1 o'clock. '
Ha SranJip National
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"Fortieth Year of
Friendly Service"
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Stiles & Co.
ARE NOW DUE
' And Must Be Paid as Soon as Possible
We have sold our fuel business to Bloomfield
and Richardson and will appreciate prompt
settlement of all accounts on oiir books. "-
Stiles & Co.
runner, in the Loa Angelca to New I periods or time hereinafter sped- I "ne crossing said river, closed for a
V null . . nt hH tl-.a..1 A 11 1.:.'. t. a '
nu uv IU, - um-rrbtrt llie-sln-anis and lukes or,i'erlo,t " 'en years.
nine jaunt 10 i.upion, Ana. , of Oregon hereinafter
: Huomlnen covered the 41.8 mllea nulm,,; ihi.n.roio,
from Holbrook to Nttvajo yesterday . i.ar ih II K'HMBY OHDKRKIt
In TioUr 4ff mlnutca. arm 65,.c-. Tn', ' und Vrter" the I6ih dUy of'
Oiida. to trail U OardMr. Seattle ,:A t,l.all he unlawful
negro,. by more than 8 mlnutcK' f0. juiy p,( lo'ungle for, tuke,
1 Andrew Payne of Clnremore, kl, r havo In possession, except
Okla,, iho rallnqulahad the lend to" hereinafter provided, any ape.
Houomlnen Tuesday when, ho aur. . ,of trout ot w,h,r sh o 0I
fared an attack of tonsllitls, man-lK, or Hpri,lrll , or rrom ,)le ,,;
aged to retain aecond place at the lowing , name, I and d e a c r I h e I
end of the 6l.l-mlle route-but ho streams und Hikes of the Htute ofi
required nearly eight hours for the .Oregon, during the periods or time!
trip from Holbroak. . 1 heri lnarter'speririeil, In urcordancej thereof, above Meadow lake, jplosed
, Withdrawal Tuesday of Herbert W,n the provisions of Hertlon 8.Ur a perlud of tin yeiirs. ;
Kiuujen, iinil'iiim, l.i rinriy i;hiiplec till,- tlenentl Laws of Ore-
Cheatham, hot Angeles and tlln.Bon, ,u2li ,1H ull.nd,.d by Kecllon
como Clarhwo, reduced the field to.,, ,.,1.r 2-lU, uenerul U.s or
Deschutes river, sltimted In Was-
cocounty, for a.illKtanre or 2u
leut uliovn anil 200 rpet beloV rrom 1
tkai o.ntemllA enoHMngisM!- river '
In Reetlon 17, Township 4. S It. 11.
K. Wlllumetle Meridian, nl Oalt '.
Springs l.'lsh Hatchery on said rlv-1
e.r, closed for u period of tn yiiats.
near Creek, sltliati-d In Wasli-!
lngtu.n county, closed far a period (
of ten years. - " .
Itlg Nestucca Itiver. - situated In-
Yaluhlll county,, und nil tributaries
911.
. One out of every six automobiles
',-), 1 driven by a woman, a alutlsttrlun
1 ' tells ua. We. don't know who the
. atatlstlolan Is but he'a all wrong.
Dependable
Used Cars
Essex SilperSix
' Coupe
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
Oak Flooring
We now- have the most com
plete stock of hnirlw.ii.il
flooring In Eastern Oregon.
Our prices are reasonable and
we will be glud to ahnw you
the different grades If you
will come to tha yard, or call
us up and we will bring them
out nnd show them to you
In your own hnme.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
Good Service Quick
Oregon. I!2!i, to-wit:
Itock t'reek, situated In Mentoit
county; closed for u period of ten
yea l-s. -
All that part or the Willamette
Itlver, situated In Clackamas poun
ty. beginning nt o point on Hlack
Point nt the west corner of Haw
ley Paper Pulp Company's Klep-
Irlc Light Station, situated on the
enst bank of said river, thence, run
ning In a southwesterly direction
ncro.is Kiil.l river to u point on. the
Island In lino with the corner of
the crown Willamette paper Com
pany's Pulp Mill, situated on the
west bank of said river; thence, In
ft southerly direction to the' dealt-1
line established by Ull net of the
State l.eglslulure, 211(1 feet below
the flshwity over the Willamette
Kulls In suiil river; thence follow-
ins mini iii'iiuiine across sum river
to the eiisl 'punk ,j hereof; thence
In u tberiyv iltri-htlon "lo lu
place or Itcglnnlngiit the west cor
ner or the". Huwley Puper & Pulp
i ompuny a Klectrlo Station on
Itlaek Point, closed ror u period
of rive years.
All that part of the Willamette
Itlver. situated In Clackumus coun
ty, and known as tho Tall Hace of
the Crown Willamette, Paper Com
luiny, beginning ut a point near
tho mouth of said Tall Itnce on
the south Iwnk then. of, thi-nco ex
tetidltiK across said Tall Hace rol
Inwuig the line established by tile
bridge across said Tall Itnce lo the
north bunk thereot; thence In a
Westerly, southerly und eusterly ill-
reetlon around the bank of suij
fail liiu-e to the pluce or beginning,
rlo.s,-, I ttir n period of ten yeui 4.
Kluskunlni. rlier, situuted in
flu'sup fiumiy, beginning ut Harth
il-nlla, approximately three tulles
above-the ,Slutt. Hutchcry, o.
j cat. ,1 on said river, und extending
doun suld river to I he Junction or
the Smith Fork with uid Klaska-
Inine river, closed lo Muy !. of each
j year (or u period of ten years.
Kerry t'reek and ull tributaries
jtheicoi. situated In Coos county.
, rlose.l lor u period of ten years.
nive Lake, Uike Creek Heser-
i voir, und Luke Creek, situuted III
Uiianl county, closed to July t or
pitch year ror n period or ten yeurs.
I Middle fork of the John Duy
Itlver. situated In Grant county.
from it point three miles helow tlie
vnu m Aiisiiu in said county, to
Its source. 'Including all tributaries
thereor above said cloving point,
closed for a period of five year.
Illue Lake. Campbell Luke and
I lead Horse Lake, altualed In Lake
county, closed trom September I
to July 15 of each year for a p.
rlod of ten years.
.Muiisel Ijike. Collard I Jke, Cleat
Lake and Ackerly like, situated
In Lane county, closed to July lb
1930.
VMOlunk.Lake.altuat.d In Lane
I'uted at I'ot-tlnnd, oregoji,
14th duy of Kebrutiry. IH2K.
Oltl-XION STATU (lAMU
COMMISSION
. 5-2
this
-It
You mighi lo linte beaiil mie
of tlm KiHMl-lfM.kiiijr hulled nf tht.H
comituiiiily rave, she Jn-i pH-nsl
tuYi of her IhmImniiis mul for our
of her IhmIi-ooiil hc iMMiuht Iter
pftpr 50inewliero clsi Tor Mk- n '
iloolde. nil I Oiut Uieii nIic bought j
tlM uiMr Tor the he In mm rljiht
atrutv. the hull fmni 11 of Claud C.
Pratt for n douhU ndl, ami
04Xntliig to tlu lud's own Mute-j
inetit our l.V paper looks so much 1
better ttiMii Iho -Mk imner (bat Mic
bought cKewheni thai the whole j
neighborhood U going wild.. o'
ihwiltl they lll go an a Muinpetlel
nnd tunkr. a heeliiu for I In Pruitl
liiimlM'r tonipiuiy. One expnlon
of this lady was iltat Uteri ua. uo
seiwe in anyone, being lirfy when
they enu hiht a iddiii Tor
hut .von can paper n nxnn fin- le.
Ihait that ir ou want to. We hme
prter .s cheap a l'..e a single
nll.
And iMilnl. man, ih, Im ! We
hate other thing from the tlnfe-i
to he lo harrvU nnd hnrrelt. The
prlee Ls what ilraw the Msple met
(he ipiallty nf the lonaii li pntnl
U unsutpn-HMxI. We tlMHiuhl we
could mII wMf fHi (he low nmrii
plan nnd make tiMHM'.v. iw wo
Un4w we rait. People ai-e cioinlnu
il orr. inutille afier hundle. and it
juM makm ine .no down-right liekl
ed thai 1 have a notion lo laiiKh
ami get fat.
Cnme. ami rik- on our nails sn.l
gt t'Jtt by in tiig a giMil giie.viT.
If you ai-e a oor riuv-mt It U Jut
too I Mid.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We Sell FXar Cub
"Tbe Poor Man'. Prisnd"
I DON'T mean that I am easily satisfied. As
a matter of fact, I'm as critical as' they come
about smoking-tobaccp. There are certain
things I demand in a smoke, and I declare
here and now that P. A. has 'em. Has 'em
and to spare, if you ask me. .'.
Fragrant as spring blossoms. Coo! as "The
boss wants to see you." Sweet as "I'm going
to raise your pay." Mild and mellow and
long-burning, with full satisfaction in every
wonderful puff. It seems that there are not
enough hours in a day to suit your Prince
Albert program. You'll start in early and
-stay with it far into the night.
But all this conversation won't do you any
good, unless you try out the tobacco itself.
When it comes to speaking for itself, P.A.
is the best little talker you ever listened to.
Go get yourself a tidy red tin and get some
of this pipe-joy I've been picturing.
primes Albert
no other tobacco is like it!
More in quality, more
in quantity TWO full
ouncts in every tin.
0 191s, R. J. lt.riK.ldi TcWra
CMpur. Wia.meiUlM, N. C
TM Foandrr. Pboae Mala IU I
faaaay