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Saturday, March 24, 1928
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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PRESIDENTS
GAME
iaiw Number S ; '
'-. 1 Who wasjthe flret 'president
of the present republican party?; :
. 2 Whnt president once resigned
from the I?. H. senate? t
' M Whiit 'president revived
t.'t r.-e Washington's Tiutom of
'fiintf his messages to congress
in person? ,. - . ; :'-.
4 Who wha president when
Iowa ii ml Wisconsin became etntesT
& Who wan the last president
educated at Ysl? - ,
6 Did President Taylor' succes
sor follow out hut policies?
. . 7 What state was once carried
by the "Know-nothing" putty? .
-. 8 What future president was a
captain of volunteers In the Black
Hawk war?,
9 Which president won once
governor of MaasachusettK? '
10 Who wa Nancy HnnkM? '
Answers to the questions In Onme
Number Twenty-nine will he found
on another pa ire. . V; f
Gooding College
; Offers Scholarship
Mlw Abble Prabaaro, arorvtary of
Ooodlnr collrfc, who ba rhre of
lh orelrlal and promollon il
work (or this tntcrmountaln Inall
fntlon. haa Juat notified the auprr
Inlrndent of each loral publlr hlnh
M'hool or lha norlhweat that In ad
lltlon to tha aelf-hrlp. awarria and
loana provided by (unrroun Indi
vidual and orfanliatlona, on Ma
recommendation a fifty dollar
'holRmhlp will ba awarded to an
honor student graduating from the.
iuKO Hchool department thla yenr.
Thla aeholarnhln entitles tho onn
yho reeelves It o, ft hvk for
i Iihiii ho, ntr 'Xlpodlur colleve
nrt full. Jr ha makea a trade of
II or better far tfaa first aeinester.
he will ha handed another check
nf the aama amognt at tho begin.
Silni of Ih. second semester, but
thn sttnlent losea hla arholurstilp
l lKhts If ho lulls to, continue, lha
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LA GRANDE CLUB
SHOOTS SUNDAV
Shotgun Artists" to Fire
Against Five Clubs in
Telegraph Tourney
I.n flrnnde IrapHhooters of the
Wing, Kin and Fleet foot club nre
anticipating winning day in the
hlxih we-kly leg of the Oresonlan
telegraphic, tournament, whhh will
he shot off tomorrow morning at
the Ie Tree trap fcrotindH at the
uii.il time. A large lurtuMit Ik
hoped for with -the ! 1 -club to
Hhxit against five state teams: Arl
ington, llnlney. Portland, I jine
county nnd Hllets Hay.
The lam three of this quintet Ih
to he met In regular competition
and Arlington nnd llalfiy are
"hang-overs" from laur Hundnv
when they tied with Im flrnnde
wilh ft perfect 75.
Iji firnndo In IHh I'lncr
The Ia (irande club In now In
lllh place In the percentage col
umn, lied wilh 'Halsey Just at the
foot of the flr( - division. If three
u.atches or more are lost tomorrow
lh Wing, Kin nnd Kleetfoot nlm-J
rod will droplntn the .first lf vl-
jslon but a majority of wins would'
Kend them higher In 'the percentage
, column. ' The standing follow
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- Heppner 1 4
'Coqilllle 1J
. Medf.ir.l ..: 12
Kitleni 1
Klamath in
I' Rosehurfr 9
Ynmhil) l-ounlv in
Ine t'ntinty in
' Bandon a
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Washinirtun t'ounty...: 9
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HuntinKtim S t
Krho . II B
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.313
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i Pendleton .... - X B
La tlrnnde 7 6
1 Halsey 7 II
1'ortland a 7
Enterprise 7 8
Monitor , 1
Bend, . I. i 7
Tho IfcUle k: -4 10
J'rlnevllle r, 10
Baker 4 III
ArlinKton 4 111 -.26
Astoria v. 4-11 .tei
Needy 8 t
Hlleia Bay 114'
ITnlon . 1 14
Toledo 1 14
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Rudy Warner Pins :
; Japanese Mat Man
WAI.I.A WAM.A. Wash. Mar.
it (AP) Rudy Warner. Omaha,
ffruppler, took two falls and thn
match from T. lingaint, Japaneso
mat man. in their match. here last
night, t'het Wiles. Portland. Ore.,
won two straight falls from Frank
Hums, Madison. Wis.. In the sec
ond event on the. card. . -. . ,.
good 'roi hi Id vlie Ih hli.ii
school. . ' " '..
Among the students on tho full
time scholarship roll this yeur ure.:
Rather Van Hlokland, Island t'lty.
fre.: poteen Halsey, 1'nlon, ie.;
llar.el laiey, (Irace lnley. Vale,
Ore. . . .
First Star "They tell me you'll endorse any cigarette for a consideration . . .,:
Seconh Star "Sure, so long as the censidtratkn isn't that I give uji my Chesterfields!'
THEY'RE MILD
WrrtTHEY SATISFV
A Simple Case of
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t Iiy N I-.A .sniff 1'hnioKntimer)
lih Qiiinn. prewlileiit i.f the llo.slnn American JjeAXU rluh, eimpty
l:ot hl4 direction ujfxe.l while witrkinK out with .the Red Sox nt
their liradrntun. I''T;i tr.tiniliK c;iiup. liiHtcad nf tfoitttr dots n lo
stop a fust (.'rounder (M'e the li.ilt! he went lift lis if after a high
, one -nnd the hatter's still rnnnlli'!
Pyle Racers To
Cross Divide In
WPaPttPnri llPP
CIAI.U'P, N. M..
-SettlijiR down. Into qn easy pace,
,! L
i ... ..im.i..ii ... ... . j to iium unie her studies In high school. '
continent marathon .plodded Manic, The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
the winding road from Cmllnp into ,., mrt tnH w,ek a, tne nome of
Thoreau. N. M.. today, a dlstanco Mrs. K. P. MrOlllly nt Joseph,
of 32.3 utiles. .Tlie runners nnli-( . .. ,., . . .
olpaud. little trouble Inthelr climb! , l,e -S' " " nnd i""!,r,,p"
to the crVit of the continental dl- rl"'' " " lml-
vld.-.. reaching an altitude of -,Cfi5 ,r"mm"ni'y "J
re,'t before the. backbone of tho '." evening of March 59 The O
Itockles is crossed at this unitft. . s; C- orchestra w II also he a par
u of the show and It Is expected that
With no withdrawals during lha tn.v wlII pay tn a capaelty house,
last 72 hourH. feet that flinched A pw.(a stage has been built in
last week have hardened on th thfl n.,n Ut ncrommodate the play
trail and are ready for new roads en, . ,
ahead. I tally treks prior to reach
Ing Albuquerque, X. M., nxt Wed
nexduy are: Kunlny, Grants 31. .1
miles: Monday, Old 1 jiguna, .14
miles; Tuemluy Hio Pucero. S1.4
miles: Wednesday AlbUfitienilie, 31
miles. '
Arnn-Suonilnen. of Detroit, re- j Were bequeathed to other members
tnined his leadership Kriday by of the family.
mak,tng the 22. 8 miles from I.up- , After for nf (he warmest dnys
ton. ArU., to Gallup In B:lV."ft j since Inst August a warm rnln he
wll nn elfrpicYl i'lnte"tit',ll2iL:4l; jpan fnimtj? yesterday morijlng and
, Nestor Krlckson of Tort Chea- the grass fetmn to he fairly ehooi
ter. N. Y.. made the best time Frl-j inir from the ground. Stock tare
day, covering the distance In-3:07- ! being taken to the hills and the
25. He was followed by Peter j long feeding sea Hon Is uhout at an
GavuzyJ of Southampton. Knglnnd,
who finished In 3:12:2", and an
elnpsed time of 120:19:31. .y
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ENTERPRISE
PERSONALS
KNTKRI'RISI-; (Special) Mm.
Joe ''nionw. of Buckhorn Spring,
returned to herfiome today after
f having been In Knterprfoe the pat
M ' 4 ' .,'Wwo momhn with her daughter
ar'- " ( M. Josephine who had ft severe ense
of scarlet fever. Miss Josephine has
recovered sufficiently to re-
If, Zurcher was named In the
will of the late Jonathan Haas a
executor of the estate which Is es
timated to be In the neighborhood
of a hundred nnd ten thousand dol
lars. The hulk nf the estate goes
to the widow while smnller amounts
( enr.
J- Walter Maxwell, stockman of the
i Chesnimnus country, was a visitor
DEMPSEY DENIES
COMEBACK RUMOR
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C0me8 Out With a ' Flat
; Statement that He Is
Through Forever
VT.Ofl ANOKI.KS, Mar. 24 (Ar)
W back Pvnpwy KolUff 'lo try nxain
to1 miiko n comfhnrk? ' Maybe
maybe nbt. s, ' . ;
.- Hut today cauliflower ulley In
hoe Anireb'a was thouxbifully ru
minutlnK on the lolest bit tif rh
Mlp.j-eKardinir their f.x-;.nx't( punl
llatlc inlentlona. namely, the con
Htructlon of more and better tmln
Intc facilities at Kopr' ranch In
the Ojnl valley,
livmpwy trained at Hoper'e for
lUe Hharkey bout and ho In
I ley ml to liko the place. Yester
day OlarencA Roper, own r of tho
ranch, admitted that Jack had via-
Ited the; place on his way north lo
th-Kan KranclHco St. Kruncia dum
l0."lnic benefit and ordered the al
teration. , .
' PempHry In In San Francisco
and Ih expected to be back he(;o
Monday.
:;HAN KRANnfM'O, Mar. 24 (AT)
In the., fnco of rumors lhat his
previous retirement announcement
was hut a forerunner of a proposed
Uentpsey-Tuniiey fiffht in Septem
ber, Jack Dmpsey yesterday cam!
out with the Hat statement that he !
was through with the rtnff forever. J
... Here to referee on a -benefit box
iriff program . last night the ex-
champlon told friends that his re
tirement edict was final.'
'My fighting days are over, anil
no one knows It better than my
!elf." Deinpeey. said. I know I
can't go on forever. I gave every
thing 1 had against Oene Tlinney
Inst summer.
Home that sat In the
great crowd at Holdier's I'leJd that!
l.laybe I did: maybe I didn't. The
fact remains that Tttnney wns de
clared tho winner. I nm not tak
ing one lota of credit nwny from
him. All I can say is that, I guvo telephone office by giving II a netv
tho public the best 1 had in ifte and lcoaI 0r paint, lie Is also enlarg
that wasn't enough to bring me inn ,B jrurage next door. ,
victory. - . I t,0 North ' Powder 'debating
Naval Explosion
Kills One, Hurts
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- IrcVONTORT. Knff.. Mar. 24
(AP One man was killed and
three seriously Injured in an explo
sion aboard the Mritish .aircraft
carrier Oouraffepiis now in the
dockyard hero. S ;
;.The men all engineers, were try
ing out un emerge if cy pump aboard
the vessel when tftc explosion took
place.
In town Thursday and . reports La Orande. t
Miring well advanced in his locality. '. A surprise party wns given on
Hanvth.it grass Is good and slock Mr. and Mrs. Merman White, Tucs
on In flue condition. . , , x ' day .evening. ...Mr, and Mrs. White
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GOOD TIRE REPAIRS
' We use certain types of repairs for certain tire ailments. The out
side electric spotter foi tread and sidewall injuries the "Inside Arm"
for insude cuts, bruises and cord breaks. . . , .
PERKINS MOTOR
Comer 4th and Adams
ISIBLEIt
PERSONALS
l.MRI.KR (HpecinDOreat prep-
J e rat ions haw been maile for thel
lold'-time duncinfT purty which the i
fytUm 8IBtcr are lvlnr thU evi-;
nliifc
, WM ford Weatenskow U homo
from Walla Walla for a weekend
visit wilh his family here. Mr.
Weatenitkow is working wilh ann
et ruction company, in that city,
which Iceepa him nay from home
d u ring week.
Many friend here of the fam
ily of Mr. and Mrs, Ilert Kuhn. of J
la CIrande.fwenhocked and mid-i
dened by th new of the death of j
.their son. IMndul, Kriday. Kun
era! .-rVlce will e held Llhe
Summervllle cemetery chapel at .'t,
o'clock . Sunday folloliiK abort
.service, in Iji Grande,.
-Imbler is uuinir the bounty irrad
.er and Is KetilnK all the at reels in
xhupe following, months of mud and
roufh roads. A few days will
every afreet In our town worked
P In .gu'l shape,
.rr, and Mm Hugh Huron and
op. Hobble, were dinner K"'!i,s of
J-lr. and .Mrs. Hurry Avery at Is
land City ThurHduy evening.
Miss Mary Cool, high school
teacher here. is .having as her
weekend guesltt her- mother, Mrn.
ool ami u friend. Mr. Honley. both
of I'oi-tlund.j
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
NORTH POWOKIl (Special)
I.. H. Moore and wlfn were Baker
rlfdtors'Tues.luy.
' il'irVay Gllkison was broiiffht
from I he Grande ltnnde. hospital
MondaV afternoon. Mrs. Gllkison
has sold her farm interests and
will live in the Floyd. Walk retd-
, dene. ' - '
! l-1ovd Walk Is movlntr Into the
Pllcher house on Main street.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson is spending1 a
few days In Portland visiting nor
parents. v 1 '
L. -McGregor hns improved tne
t-atn.-Audrey Korsst rotn anil Kit-
gene Hownmn. will ilehate the tie-1
off with KiMerprlse Krlday after-1
noon at Iji Grande. The subject
h' vivoti :in linur before- the'
debate. so the ilehators may have-'!
an hour's preparation on the sub-I
ject. The judges will be Mr. Kl.er-
hurd. Judge Knowles ami .Mr.
Longfellow, of l.a Orande.
Chris Johnson and Chria R.
Johnson both have purchased, a
Marmon sedan from the Motor
Service gnrngo.' V
Johnnie Nice has purchased a
new seiinn. delivered today by Mr.
I Hunter of tlie ("hrt rolet garage, of
WE
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Complete Tire Service
NIGHT AND DAY
Trade In Your 0WTii'es
CARR FURNIulIlft, W
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leave for the eust tne sim " "',
month. . I
Violet Parker Is ImildinK a house,
and Imrn on her nnd known' us.
the Sunny Slope, where .Mr. and
Mm. Harold Hudson win itni.c
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pal Powers vis
lied With the Johnsons Tuesday.
Mrs. Hun Pearson is spendlnK n
few days in I .a (irande with her
daturhler.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tally n
movint; to the J. A. Wilson ranch
recently varuteil by, Everett Pear
son an.l family, the latter rentlnif
the Miller ranch.'
SAI.KM. Ore.. Mar. !4 (AP)
Slate Treasurer and .Mrs. T. II.
Kay returned lost nittht from linn
lulu where they apeni, a 'month.
'An old mlno In .New Mexico
sealed for. Mil years. Is to he re
opened. Don't tell us the strike's
over!
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of Hundreds
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. By this method the vulcanizing... .heattis-' :
applied directly, to the injured portion of
the tire and overcuring- is impossible.
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In Firestone factory-method tfretrepair-l'I
ing, the injured section of the? tiro as xq
moved and again built up, step by step,
just as the tire was constructed originally.,
'Come in today and let us.. repair-your
tires'. We save you money and mile's. '
USE
METHODS
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Vic Foley Whips
Champion; Title
Not Up, However!
VANfOt'Vpn. II.. C'.SIttr.
(AP): Vic Koley. of Vancouver,
won a ten-round decision over Tiiiir
Taylor of . lerre name, Ind.,
uurld"s hanlntji welsht champion.
In the .hcadllner of boxing, pro.
tfram nt the nrenn last night. . .
Kiib y. , weighed '125 , . pounds:
'Taylor 12;Vi'i,-iiy.l0r'a tl(le was not
at SlUK.e. ,it;, ..
Tho decision' wn an unanimous
one. Foley . hunt tho champlonhy
using tno pupon ror wnicn Taylor
Is rumoua, a. lightnlllg. left. Tay)ir
usid hla right J)iit. little. 1 :,Fof,V
won most of the rounds after ttic
third, although tlie ninth and t Willi
were fairly evejl.. , .
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